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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Would you by any chance know of a similar board with Z-Wave or Zigbee?
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
In SMB companies around the world "an occasional $4K charge" is definitely not negliable.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
I'd rather worry about (and fix) those technical problems then having to deal with possible billing-pocalyse.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
I think a better question might be: Is there anyone who really likes stock Gnome? So no extensions for a dock, etc. I like Gnome but without extensions I find it borderline unusable on my desktop.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
To be honest I never understood why Apache even started in the first place. By that time the LibreOffice fork was well underway.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Up til 8 weeks the bank will just carry out the reversal without asking any questions. This is done by just pressing a button in your banking app. After 8 weeks have passed you will indeed need to supply a reason.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
A GIT "request-pull" generates a (mail) text with a patch which is to be send to a mailinglist. It's just the automated version of 'git format-patch' which also generates the e-mail message text. It is nothing like
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
No Linus uses Bugzilla [1]. Have you ever used it? You'll be begging for Jira once you've used Bugzilla. Also Linux doesn't use pull requests. GIT doesn't even know the concept of a PR. You are supposed to generate a pat
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
> if I'd given them a bank account the full amount would have been charged straight away, with no comeback Can they do that in Germany? In the Netherlands you can revert such "charge" transactions ("incasso") up
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Exactly. It often takes weeks for me to reply to a voice message. Simply because I don't feel like listening to it. Sometimes I don't reply at all and never listen to it. My time is important too you know.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
OCSP is indeed broken in many ways. On the bright side, with the ca/browser forum limiting the max length of a certificate to about a year it would be pretty easy to just use a single revocation list. A CRL 2.0 so to say. Just like the
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Yeah, it's down for me too (I'm in the Netherlands).
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Build system madness? Basically all projects are either build with Maven or Gradle?
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
> So easy, so rewarding compared to the complexity of Java or Node dependency trees. How do Java dependencies differ much from C#?
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Would be nice if you could also use a timestamping service when signing your commit. That way even if your key is compromised you can still spot things that were signed after the compromise.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
Well don't leave us hanging, in what language?
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Traveling to West-Berlin(youtube.com)
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
I think we've seen enough articles about how Apple workers are supposedly ready to quit in droves. If it's still not happening in this market I doubt it ever will.
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by jsiepkes 4y ago
> The time theft of traffic, costs of fuel and wear and tear on your car, the cost of lunch if you don't pack a lunch. I'm all for remote work but calling it "time theft" feels a bit weird. You knew these things were
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
Those patents are apparently no longer valid in the Netherlands. Their status is: "Lapsed by non-payment of annual fee Art. 62 ROW" [1]. So he could publish the source I guess? [1] https://mijnoctrooi.rvo.nl/fo-ere
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
Aside from the acquisitions at the end (last paragraph) that the workplace is toxic I don't read much other then a difference in vision. > It started with me trying to convince CCP that skins and vanity items [...] CCP was against s
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
Sure, it's a problem that needs to be solved on all layers. So why shouldn't application programmers take their part of the responsibility? Is that how it works? Other people also have problems, so I don't need to solve mine?
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
> You're doing that by running the guy's project in the first place, even if it had no dependencies whatever Running a naive "cargo tree" on this project tells me I'm now also trusting about 80 other projects bes
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
I would definitly be willing to invest in it. The idea would be to make it (atleast) a break-even operation eventually.
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
> Genuine question: are you within their target market? I guess only a commercial honey maker would be? No just interested in the technical side of the product. Though I would love to buy one with some friends and run it if they would ev
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
Looks super interesting. I would love to see some reallife feedback. Such are the moving parts prone to jams and stuff like that.
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
> or shop around for others paying better. That's kind of a weird moral take on things. If you don't like the bounties offered then simply don't invest time in the platform looking for things to exploit.
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
> and folks saying "no". It's going to be a cold day in hell when any of Apple, Netflix, HBO, Disney, Amazon, etc. license their own produced content for anything else then their own streaming service.
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
Netflix became popular because it was easier then piracy. With more and more content silo's (Apple, HBO, Prime, etc.) and Netflix creating friction like this I wonder how long before we are back to people pirating stuff like it's
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by jsiepkes 5y ago
> Why would I need four concurrent screens for myself. Most people don't. But they bundled it with 4K so that's why people have the multiple screen option. Not because they want multiple screens but because they want to be able

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