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by jsz0 10y ago
IIRC .DEFAULT_GOAL is a relatively new feature. If it's not set goals will be processed in the normal order.
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by jsz0 10y ago
I like to use makefiles for managing docker containers / images. For my needs it's a more practical and flexible solution than other docker orchestration / management tools I've tried. A few things I've learned that
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by jsz0 10y ago
BSD Now is the most intellectually stimulating tech podcast I listen to. As the name suggests they focus on covering BSD operating systems and related projects but you don't have to be a BSD user to enjoy the in-depth technical discuss
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by jsz0 10y ago
The concerning part of this is how little Apple did to get ahead of the market saturation problem before it started impacting sales. They had plenty of warning. Analysts have been predicting this for years. They waited way too long to relea
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by jsz0 11y ago
> Why is this a thing in the US? Cheapness. A door with bigger gaps requires less maintenance. Same reason they use partial/floating walls. They're easy to remove for maintenance, easy to replace when damaged, easier to clean,
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by jsz0 11y ago
> `/etc`? Why not `/config`? /etc contains more than just config files so /config would be a misleading (or at least overly specific) name. If we went that route we'd need dozens of top level directories to cover
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by jsz0 11y ago
I'm a network engineer and I work with IPv6 often these days. I think it's a good notational standard. I don't care about the difference between dots and colons. That's much more of a programmers fetish type of thing. As
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by jsz0 11y ago
> So, why not fix these problems? They're individual preferences not problems. We can't realistically have a bunch of different notation standards to make everyone happy.
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by jsz0 11y ago
Most of these issues mentioned are created by trying to treat IPv6 like IPv4 instead of adopting modern techniques for IP address management, automation, named objects in network device configs, etc. I've only been using IPv6 in produc
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by jsz0 11y ago
For colorizing output check out grc https://github.com/pengwynn/grc
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by jsz0 11y ago
> the window manager sucks If you like tiling window managers Amethyst is worth checking out. It's a little unpredictable sometimes but otherwise it works well.
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by jsz0 11y ago
> But IMHO anyone who used the whole integrated Apple software suite and never looked elsewhere has been missing out on some seriously nice features this whole time. I've looked elsewhere but I stick with Apple's software becau
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by jsz0 11y ago
In regards to warranty repairs automakers can (and often do) deny coverage due to the presence of non-OEM parts. Outside of warranty / safety repairs they are certainly not obligated to perform service.
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by jsz0 11y ago
I don't think that would solve the underlying problem of the TouchID sensor being compromised. The device would potentially be venerable to software based attacks that re-anbled the compromised TouchID sensor.
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by jsz0 11y ago
I think you're right but people tend to take for granted the features that are worthwhile and underestimate the difficulty of making anything ever work correctly all.
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by jsz0 11y ago
I've been using OSX since 2003 and I think it's better than ever. My guess is some people are just nostalgic for a time when computers were easier to master/understand.
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by jsz0 11y ago
> If anything things have got better Much better in my opinion. For example they've fixed all the issues with iMessage interoperability on OSX/iOS. There are a time when if you used Messages on the Mac you had to suffer throug
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by jsz0 11y ago
> I'm not sure how anyone could seriously use Safari. I seriously use Safari everyday. Works fine for me. In my experience it's noticeably faster, more stable, and more battery friendly than Chrome.
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by jsz0 11y ago
I use a lot of Apple's software and, for the most part, it works great for me. The only outstanding issue I can think of at the moment that I'd like to see fixed is Safari/OSX is slow opening new tabs because of the new &#x27
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by jsz0 11y ago
The big use case of AppleTVs in enterprises and schools is AirPlay screen mirroring. I'm not surprised when I see an AppleTV in a conference room these days.
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by jsz0 11y ago
The article you cited is about a decade out of date. Some points are still relevant but most are not. Deploying IPv6 in modern times is not difficult or expensive.
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by jsz0 11y ago
Also automatic application updating (default on since iOS8) mostly solves the problem for people who aren't choosy about updates.
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by jsz0 11y ago
I don't think so. The treatment of animals today isn't any worse than it was 100 years ago. In most ways our treatment of animals is dramatically better including things like animal cruelty laws, protection of endangered species,
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by jsz0 11y ago
Looks good. I was able to put together a fairly complex diagram in about 15 minutes. Thats better than I can do with most traditional diagramming applications. In that way having limited options helps because there's less things to get
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by jsz0 11y ago
Not related to IBM or DEC but I had a similar (good) experience with Adaptec back in the day. I was a 14 year old kid trying to make an old ISA SCSI card work with a new fangled CD burner. The support rep said the card was no longer support
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by jsz0 11y ago
> Why did Google bother with all of that work to fix SD storage The changes they made could be useful for more than just SD cards.
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by jsz0 11y ago
> That's not a good idea. Agreed. If auto makers face the risk of significant fines and/or penalties they will have to spend more on compliance. The worst thing for innovation is to create an environment where engineers are eff
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by jsz0 11y ago
> It is not a "technical bias", it is more your bias towards Apple. Preference or bias? No random person commenting on Hacker News is obligated to be unbiased. We're allowed to have preferences still right? My preferences
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by jsz0 11y ago
> For a device at that size, weight, and cost you would be better served buying an Macbook Air. For some people's needs sure. I think that's why Apple sells the MacBook / MacBook Air?
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by jsz0 11y ago
In iOS9 you tap on a blank area of the message then select 'add attachment' to browse for the file. It supports iCloud Drive, DropBox, OneDrive, and presumably any other apps that support the cloud storage APIs introduced last yea

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