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by josteink 4y ago
I mean, you simply have to appreciate the completely unapologetic honesty in posts like this. I find it very much refreshing! I'm pretty sure you can't find any public statements by commercial projects written in the same off-hand
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Microsoft has a “secret” Intune Deb for Ubuntu, but I must admit I haven’t tested it. You can see it here: https://ubuntu.pkgs.org/20.04/microsoft-prod-amd64/intune-po...
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by josteink 4y ago
Good plan. Then he won’t need cloudflare to put a HTTPS proxy in front of it and get blocked.
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That’s very informative. Thanks for posting! > the project has found itself at the mercy of GoDaddy. Welcome to the decentralized web3 we've all been promised! I admit this had me laughing.
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by josteink 4y ago
> Like if you start in G# minor Technically speaking that’s a Ab minor. New minor scales are constructed by modifying the A-minor scale (which contains the same flat notes as C-major) by adding Bs, not adding #’s. Adding #’s are used for
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by josteink 4y ago
> Historically very little software bothered to check For some reason, most IRC servers tend to do this.
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> The problem with alternative phone OS:es is that in the country I live you must have either an iPhone or and Android phone because the ID monopoly and Payment monopoly refuse to support other operating systems... In theory its possible
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You’re downvoted but entirely right. Unfortunately I didn’t have the time nor management buy-in for doing that (a full rewrite), so instead I went for the second best option, which was making the code we had at least manageable.
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by josteink 4y ago
> As someone who had to maintain two applications written entirely using the FRP Paradigm (Rx in Kotlin/Swift with a heavy focus on FRP principles), I am fascinated the idea but I absolutely hated the experience. I had a similar exp
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> This is a “solved problem” now with technologies like this: https://youtu.be/bErPsq5kPzE The backgrounds are “real” and can be captured in-camera, so there is no need for special effects to blend hair. Similarly, refl
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by josteink 4y ago
> All of this was inspired by someone who replaced the rc scripts in their init system with a Makefile in order to allow processes to start in parallel while keeping the dependencies in the right order. Sometimes the most interesting thi
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by josteink 4y ago
> I haven’t owned an LED bulb long enough to see this myself, so take it with a grain of salt. I’ve had lots of different kinds of LED lighting, including LED bulbs and this is honestly the only reason I’ve had to replace them. The elect
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by josteink 4y ago
> Doing everything with Scheme just leads to layers of macro spaghetti that I really did not enjoy to dig through. On the flip side, it’s a real language, well understood, with a real specification, working tooling, and community support
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by josteink 4y ago
But my point was that if you want to backup such a volume (the encrypted LUKS volume), you will have to backup the whole volume, and can't do incremental backup. If you want to do incremental ZFS send/recieve backups, you have to
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by josteink 4y ago
> Seems like on mobile there will be one Google Meet app ? So not sure how there will be two meet apps ?? I just searched the iOS AppStore. There’s three apps: Google Meet, Google Chat and Google Duo. They just don’t get how this works
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by josteink 4y ago
> So I'm in favor of native ZFS encryption due to its usability. Another reason to favour it is because if you do ZFS Send/Recieve to do incremental backups (like with rsync.net), you can backup your encrypted datasets to an of
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by josteink 4y ago
So basically KVM for Mac then? So like on Linux you have QEMU+KVM, on Mac you instead have QEMU+HVF?
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To make sure that once services are up and running, they keep running and are restarted automatically? To have good, centralized logging? To manage in-container services the same way you do on the container host? There's plenty of good
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by josteink 4y ago
Broadcom seems to generally have issues with open-source. It’s one of the reasons OpenWRT has poor support for Broadcom SoCs and Broadcom WiFi-controllers, and in general Broadcom-based devices are shunned in the OpenWRT community. It seems
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by josteink 4y ago
And social media automatically putting everyone inside self re-affirming bubbles has made everything worse for everyone.
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Node succeeded by “simply” being plain JS on V8 with a really small standard library. Easy! No nonsense! Everyone knows this already! Unfortunately that left everything else up to the community to solve: establishing a “good” standard l
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Any particular reason for that? Anyone knows? Anyone has actual experience using it? Is it hard to set up? Does it have compatibility issues with plain x64? Gains not worth additional complexity? I’ve really never seen it used or any guides
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by josteink 4y ago
> If they didn't has discord/slack/reddit, it's not worth joining. Different folks, different strokes I guess. If I see a “community” require Slack or Discord, it instantly gives me bad vibes, and I’m almost guarantee
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Microsoft's Growing Control of Linux(lunduke.substack.com)
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Also from that link: > the vulnerability has only existed for a week (HB existed for years) and an AVX512-capable CPU is required. So I'm guessing the real world impact here is near zero? What systems or distros are shipping this we
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> But 95% of film and tv is terrible and it keeps getting made. As the amount of things being made seemingly have increased tenfold, while the amount of watchable stuff seems at best to stay level, I say the figure is probably closer to
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> Every time I use Git, I see how bad the UX is and marvel at how it ever became popular. It's a tool aimed at technical people, which at the time it was launched offered features and technical possibilities which was unmatched by m
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by josteink 4y ago
> It's still a thing even today with shit like html escaping; I don’t understand why we’re so explicit on so many things in programming, and then as soon as we try talking to another system we just drop everything back to stringly t
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> The answer to your question is that PHP's mysql library was pretty much alone, even at the time, in not supporting parametrization. And at the same time everyone and their grandmother was making websites using PHP and MySQL. There
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> I hope we see Godot achieve world domination in gaming, GIMP in graphics, and Libra Office + Collabra in productivity. The people who have given us these tools deserve the highest accolades. What has hindered GIMP from mainstream adapt

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