joshka

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by joshka 5y ago
git merge
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by joshka 5y ago
I'm a dev not an admin. Change your password query from something like (pseudo code) SELECT username, ... FROM applications WHERE username = ? AND password = MD5(?) to SELECT username + ' ' + applicationName FR
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by joshka 5y ago
The other part is - merging is software development, write a commit message better than "Merge branch 'foo' into main" e.g. Add new feature foo to main menu ...
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by joshka 5y ago
The first parent is (generally) main. The second parent is the last commit of a series of commits starting at a commit, sometime in the past on the main branch, followed by all the new commits that represent the feature that is being merged
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by joshka 5y ago
yeah, if this was git merge --feature foo (equivalent to git rebase main foo ; git switch main; git merge --no-ff foo) it might be nice, but then again, making custom git scripts is pretty easy.
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by joshka 5y ago
--log ?
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by joshka 5y ago
This advice is incorrect from a security perspective. > While many offer this, no one tracks them, and they can’t be limited to just the app (because, again, the protocols don’t work this way). So if your account gets compromised and you
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by joshka 5y ago
Interesting - thanks.
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by joshka 5y ago
>If anything, fewer men are married to their careers than before Is there a source for this claim? (not being acerbic - genuine question)
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by joshka 5y ago
Same - Fastmail's web UI is my primary MUA, with my phone being the secondary.
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by joshka 5y ago
Two tabs, one with the unread filter selected? Not exactly the same, but close enough for my use. I usually run 2-3 tabs 1.inbox, 2.lists, 3.someothercriteria
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by joshka 5y ago
I'm not so much thinking of the future, but the these are my memories of programming / computers as a teen of the 90s (vaguely in chronological order, but it was a while back, forgive me): - Grey, so much grey. Backgrounds, button
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by joshka 5y ago
* 2005 Linus invents git to get around licensing issues with bitkeeper. * 2005 Git into use shortly in the Linux kernel * late 2000s, SourceForge kinda got bad - trying to do too many things badly in complex interfaces * 2008 github comes a
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by joshka 5y ago
Linus took a couple of weeks... Just sayin' ;)
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by joshka 5y ago
fossil scm has some good ideas, but things that are obviously missing in my mind that would improve / advance the state of the art in source control: - AST based storage / diff / etc., kill the tabs vs spaces war permanently
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by joshka 5y ago
I had good teachers and Stewart and did pretty well (2001-ish, not sure how that translates, just one counter point - sorta)
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by joshka 5y ago
I'm a Millenial. What is House? :D
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by joshka 5y ago
Invoking godwin... the Nazi's agreed to their orders... it did not make those orders fair (/ethical / ...) Agreement to a wage purely means that you've exhausted reasonable alternatives available to you due to your const
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by joshka 5y ago
For me, the intent seems to be clarified by this sentence: > And our question is: what did they really know about the square root of 2?
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by joshka 5y ago
>Are there any mechanisms for limiting how much of one's life an author signs away to their project (without feeling compelled to grow an operation) while still retaining an Open Source designation? Yeah, it's called setting re
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by joshka 5y ago
> Wait, is this supposed to be a secret, ancient Babylonian/Indian method of finding the square root? When I was a child, this is how I was told it was done (by hand). I'm not sure that I can find that interpretation from the a
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by joshka 5y ago
Would a first order approximation of "full" be "has two destinations"
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by joshka 5y ago
Your statement is equivalent to "a particular practice defines what is fair". If this were true, then there should never be any cause for indignation over any existing or change in the application of a law (e.g. whichever side of
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by joshka 5y ago
That's kind of why I mentioned this as a lien rather than immediately owed tax. Another way to do the mental gymnastics might be a interest free loan from the IRS to pay those taxes owed secured by a portion of the farm. The issue spec
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by joshka 5y ago
Yes but, how much of that company growth came from not paying employees a fair wage? How much lost income tax would be recovered if the minimum wage tracked closer to $27 (forget $15 - lol). Not a specific comment on BG/MS, more genera
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by joshka 5y ago
> I'm very curious how a system could be re-designed to tax people when the value of something like a stock increases, but is not sold. If banks can use the increase as collateral on a loan, it stands to reason that the same increas
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by joshka 5y ago
I can't see an immediately obvious attack that would be available by having an extra second of certificate validity. I can think of a possible place it would be useful to know this value correctly - automated expiration monitoring and
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by joshka 5y ago
+1 FM - I use subdomain + wildcard alias + denylist any leaked alias instead of single aliases + allow list. This seems to works well enough for my use case (single user domain)
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by joshka 5y ago
> Amazon is building a Wi-Fi network – using your Wi-Fi. Article is incorrect right from the first sentence. Sidewalk is a LoRA based network, not a Wi-Fi network. "Wireless network" would be more accurate. I work for Amazon so
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by joshka 5y ago
IMHO, hn doesn't get enough of these submissions anymore. +1 cool :)

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