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by jpc0 3y ago
See I can agree with all of this and ironically the exact changes I make to my neovim setup address quite a few of these. I'm going to look into helix again, I never gave it a good go since I didn't really see any benefit ovwe wha
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by jpc0 3y ago
Not to discredit, really I am actually interested and may even agree with you. Give me an example of a text editor that you concider to have good UI design.
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by jpc0 3y ago
> Vim is another prime example of extremely user unfriendly UI design I know it's going to come off the wrong way but as an editor, I would take plain vim over VSCode/VS/IntelliJ etc any day. Give me neovim as an option an
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by jpc0 3y ago
This analogy is more akin to exposing your database to to public internet with no credentials or weak credentials. Thinking about it just like the company in the blog post did... Oh and the filing cabinet is out on the street corner as the
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by jpc0 3y ago
He clearly learnt how to use Facebook, no small feat there... Honestly though someone asked me about developing a website, I pointed them at a local provider and they had a custom domain + email + a template driven website up in literally 5
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by jpc0 3y ago
Seeing as it's come up a ton in this comment section... https://git-scm.com/docs/gitworkflows Also there... https://git-scm.com/docs/giteveryday
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by jpc0 3y ago
> It is too difficult and dangerous to run a website without extremely deep[0] technical knowledge Counter point possibly. Squarespace and its lookalikes... Old school "php webhosters" generally now have "site builders&quo
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by jpc0 3y ago
Look the Audio stack on linux is broken but, and I am an audio engineer by study and trade, windows has it's own collection of hell when it comes to audio. "Just use asio"? Had a borked driver cause blue screens on bootup for
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by jpc0 3y ago
These are examples
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by jpc0 3y ago
Plugin systems in a lot of software effectively are just dll/so files loaded at runtime, you could even enable reloading them at runtime. Usually you would want to hot reload the code sections though and allow the application to change
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by jpc0 3y ago
> clean code, development cycles and and design patterns We can't even agree that these things are in fact good ideas. Singleton is a design pattern, generally considered a bad one but it has important uses when used correctly. Clea
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by jpc0 3y ago
I didn't see your comment before I commented but yes I agree with you completely on this one.
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by jpc0 3y ago
I'm trying to wrap my head around why build a hook into lldb instead of writing a library that would allow your students to simply spawn an imgui window with the variables exposed in exactly the same way? This is generally a tool you w
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by jpc0 3y ago
Ah that would be true, I didn't have your private files in mind, more code, audio tracks, movies, series, artwork ( I want them monkeys ) you get the drift. Biggest one for this audience would be code (since in high likelihood if you h
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by jpc0 3y ago
The property you own or rent is not private information. I never said the address needs to be your home address, you could send a PO Box register to a shell company and have a hobo pick it up and transport it across the country for you if a
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by jpc0 3y ago
These things are not mutually exclusive under current copyright law. If it wasn't expensive time wise a musician can happily give you a no-redistribution license verbally, you may want it in writing to prove they gave it to you but tha
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by jpc0 3y ago
You could do the alternative. Pay the musician $400-$500 for each song and then you don't need to pay a recurring fee for it in perpetuity. Also I'm pretty sure if your carpenter has been studing to produce the works they produce
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by jpc0 3y ago
Please let me know your address, I will send you storage medium and you copy all contents of your hard drive please.
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by jpc0 3y ago
The subset of GUI software is much much smaller than the greater whole. I do agree though that any GUI programming on Linux is a pain compared to Linux / Mac. However the proliferation of web based apps, even those running in electron
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by jpc0 3y ago
> especially for how easy it seems to be even by accident. This does seem to be one of those places where you would have to prove intent to get a conviction but IANAL.
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by jpc0 3y ago
Oh I got that, I was referring to the original solution. And I can kind of agree with the CAPTCHA being the final solution, a question though, you can't implement the Cloudflare style "CAPTCHA" which is heuristics based and n
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by jpc0 3y ago
So CSRF?
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by jpc0 3y ago
Understating isn't too though for me. I click a button, my phone/computer asks for biometrics etc and the passkey is loaded. When more poviders make it a default it will be even better. This isn't like enrolling 2fa, its more
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by jpc0 3y ago
So Google and Amazon have support, and it seems depening on which AB group you are in Apple does too? I think it is a significant benefit and likely to be implemented specially concidering client support is already there and there are good
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by jpc0 3y ago
> Does it matter if an Apple device user (having bought a device and paid Apple for access to iMessage servers) subsequently makes software that mimics this Apple device's interaction with the servers but runs this software on his A
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by jpc0 3y ago
I agree with this and that is what the current law defines. That isn't what the entire comment thread is discussing though so I misinterpreted your comment. Apologies
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by jpc0 3y ago
Or the estate, read families, of these artists? Not all copyright is owned or even licensed to organisations. It really is a bad feel if you created something, then 20 years later someone releases the exact thing you created and make millio
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by jpc0 3y ago
Bot intentionally trying to look human =! Spider A spider will generally have a pretty predictable route through a web site.
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by jpc0 3y ago
I don't disagree but I generally do this by putting thw abstractions in place ij the software. An example is for crud, use the (onion|hexagonal|whatever you want to call it) architecture, you business logic has nothing to do with how t
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by jpc0 3y ago
Don't want to start a thread and agree with what dang has said but I do want to give some perspective from my side. I didn't see the original comment and I may take this better since it isn't my code but I don't ser this

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