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by josteink 4y ago
In short, if you want to avoid making errors, just don’t use <cite>.
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by josteink 4y ago
> any instance hosting the harry potter lady would get defederated from by 90% of the network, I guarantee you that. That sounds crazy. If my instance did that, I would immediately consider moving to another, more politically tolerant in
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by josteink 4y ago
> I'm fully convinced mocking is a code smell of a bad implementation. In my ideal world, I can divide code into 2 different types: IO and pure logic. In testing I will ignore IO almost completely and put all my focus on testing the
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by josteink 4y ago
So … essentially write a Fake, but do so using the same APIs as the real implementation? I might be a wee bit lazy, but I’d just rather make 1-line implementation of interface-methods which ensures the behaviour I want to mimic.
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by josteink 4y ago
I remember trying to setup sendmail 15-20 years ago, and it was a horrendous experience. Seeing this news reminds me of an old quote (which I cannot find a direct reference to at this point): "There is nothing in human experience when
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by josteink 4y ago
This looks fancy. Any chance of anyone implementing this as a ffmpeg filter?
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by josteink 4y ago
> and the director of that movie will be able to control what other movies you get to see That’s not true though, is it? Aren’t you able to consume content from anywhere else in the fediverse?
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by josteink 4y ago
> I don't want to think about what server I'm on. Maybe I’m the exception but for me almost without exception the answer is that I want to run my own instance. What’s the point of leaving a centralized system for a decentralize
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by josteink 4y ago
Sure. But the simplicity of adding a wildcard makes it very easy for sysadmins to make a too simplistic configuration, which in turn ends up being a security vulnerability, maybe even if the code in sudo itself contains no faults. To me thi
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by josteink 4y ago
I'm not taking trying to take any absolute sides. Even the best of people will do bad things. You can find dirt on anyone, if you like. What I was originally responding to was the fear of twitter allowing hateful speech, which ofcourse
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by josteink 4y ago
It may be obvious, but just in case it isn't: Everyone think they are fighting the good fight. Nobody sets out to be evil. Liberals thinks they are fighting for positive change. Conservatives wants to preserve what they think is good
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by josteink 4y ago
> Imagine if more consumers and advertisers start enjoying consuming and being associated with malevolent, hateful, and violence-inducing speech. > Many in the 1930s-40s enjoyed the hateful caricatures of Jews that the Nazis produced
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by josteink 4y ago
> It looks like doas is missing some important features sudo has … and wildcard and in the newest version regex support for matching arguments. Sometimes less is more. My immediate response to that is that it sounds like needless complex
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by josteink 4y ago
I'm not going to say scheduling is better or worse on different platforms, but it is clearly different . When I tried to port the (at that time) new, open-source version of .NET Core to FreeBSD, one of the things which I simply couldn
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by josteink 4y ago
Can you don that on MacOS? Because the "new Windows" is now designed by Mac users[1] internally in Microsoft and they are seemingly trying to make everything Mac-y. [1] I'd love to find a reference for that, but I've sea
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by josteink 4y ago
XMPP doesn't (to my knowledge) have any good, standardized way of dealing with offline communications and catching up with messages. SIP tried to do too much, was overly complex, XML-based and ended up doing nothing well enough to esta
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FreeBSD fundraising: less than 10% of annual budget raised(freebsd.org)
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by josteink 4y ago
Permissive licenses are considered non-free by the FSF, or at least RMS. He is very concerned about this, as you can see every time such a topic arises on the emacs-devel mailing-list.
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NNStreamer: Neural Network for GStreamer (By Samsung)(nnstreamer.ai)
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by josteink 4y ago
It has language servers for lots of things. Things you may not even consider languages! HTML, CSS, JSON (and all its different usages and schemas), etc. What tooling would you install for that? What tooling does your system package-manager
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by josteink 4y ago
Some people run Emacs from their local system package-managers instead of building from source. They will be stuck on older versions and experience those problems as current problems.
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by josteink 4y ago
> I just remember a zillion weird popups with lsp-mode I think that may be lsp-ui, not lsp-mode, but I might be mistaken.
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by josteink 4y ago
> egloty ... now comes with emacs so doesn't need any other packages (other than language servers themselves, of course). One of the things I love about lsp-mode is how it automatically installs any language server I need, when I ne
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by josteink 4y ago
> Same here. Anyone know if eglot is "better" than lsp-mode? Or was it just picked because of some licensing reason? I just checked, and both are licensed as GPLv3. I guess it could be this copyright-assignment thing? Either wa
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by josteink 4y ago
Emacs 29 also aims to introduce experimental support for tree-sitter[1], although it will probably be hidden behind a configure-flag. This should enable us to create better, faster parsers for popular languages where the Emacs-support so fa
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by josteink 4y ago
Anyone have any opinion on how this stacks up against NsCDE[1] these days? [1] https://github.com/NsCDE/NsCDE
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by josteink 4y ago
If I really needed another reason not to visit a totalitarian, human rights-violations, murderous, anti-gay dictatorship to watch someone play football , this might move the needle. But really, I’m way past that already and I would hope th
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by josteink 4y ago
In the .NET world, the most recent example would be Identity Server. Used to be open-source, became the defacto OAuth implementation, but now it's closed source.
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by josteink 4y ago
This release contains security fixes for the previously discussed Linux WiFi kernel vulnerabilities. :)
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OpenWrt 22.03.2 – Service Release – 17 October 2022(openwrt.org)
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