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Ah the famous test@test.test email addresses we used to use in our test scripts to avoid sending email to anyone by accident. If we need to test the contents of the email then we use Mailhog these days. Can’t recommend it enough. https:&#x
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I assume they were delicious. Reference: https://www.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/s/0wWe6nOJQu
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2y ago
Looking at the history here on HN, it seems he’s been accused by multiple women. Regardless of him winning this case, as a woman I’d avoid being alone with this guy at all costs and warn other women to do the same.
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2y ago
Sounds like a potential candidate for consensus secret sharing. This one springs to mind: https://pmg.csail.mit.edu/papers/a34-schultz.pdf
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2y ago
In .NET we have TestContainers and Respawn. https://medium.com/@kova98/easy-test-database-reset-in-net-w...
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2y ago
I question the competency of any CEO that enforces people return to the office on a whim. We have crossed the rubicon on remote work. The shift has been well and truly paradigmed. To choose to restrict your candidate pool to a small geograp
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3y ago
Actually you want a ConcurrentDictionary, but that still wouldn’t provide you with a cluster across instances. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/collection...
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3y ago
I’ve been saying this too. I would go as far as to suggest that any CEO who stubbornly and credulously insists on RTO from an ideological perspective should be treated with a healthy level of distrust by the company’s shareholders. Why else
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3y ago
The easiest way to avoid divorce impacting your work is to avoid it spinning out of control and manage it as if it is a project that needs to be delivered. Accept the problem exists, approach it rationally and fairly, and hire an expert to
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3y ago
By Powerline I meant https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power-line_communication But yes, mesh networking might be an interesting alternative.
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3y ago
I highly doubt it. The trial would be held in Virginia, the home of the CIA, and the jurors likely made up of members of public that most likely have a loose connection to the CIA, even if only geographically (Alexandria is 40 minute drive
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3y ago
I assume that DSL connections aren’t used because not every has one. How far does Ethernet over power line reach? 300m? Could it theoretically reach outside the house to a junction box and if so, could this be a better way of pushing smart
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3y ago
Same in German. We have things like 1.500.021,92 (I.e. 1,500,021.92)
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3y ago
> ..what you will find there Made me laugh, especially since you can’t “see” them. In fact, that was maybe an oversight when ASCII was designed, but maybe there was a reason for that. If they were visible, and were actually recognizable
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3y ago
This isn’t the first anti-remote work article author Alex Christian has written for the BBC. https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20231207-the-permanentl... https://www.bbc.com/worklife/articl
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As a heavy user of Pulumi for C# projects this looks highly promising, and the Azure ecosystem has a large number of .NET / C# focused developers that are either fighting with bicep or terraform (or Pulumi), who would also find this ve
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3y ago
Another German here. Small “Vereine” are the backbone of our love for bureaucracy and order.
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3y ago
As someone that gets asked to evaluate the offerings of SaaS companies from a technical perspective, before my company goes through the rigmarole of the more detailed and costly ITSEC checks and laborious business use cases, if I can’t find
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3y ago
Not sure if it’s just on mobile but the demo completely destroys the back button.
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There’s an elephant in the room here. The pandemic pushed WFH over the Rubicon. Now the only way to put that genie back in the bottle is when the majority of companies force RTO. When the they don’t, RTO companies are deliberately and knowi
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We use PIM in the Azure world. You can also use Azure PIM with AWS. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/id-governance/privil...
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3y ago
Technically they can ignore the users’ choices on cookie consent as well though. In fact, I would be curious just how many websites honor a user’s selection, and how many of them are just smoke and mirrors by having a consent modal that has
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For the last 25 years I’ve hated this invention because it has been continually conflated to make the assumption that my preferred language is based on the country I currently find myself. Every major global tech company has made this mista
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3y ago
Before clicking on the article I assumed it was Citus, and was surprised when it wasn’t. Maybe because CitusData was bought by Microsoft around the same time, so Microsoft could create “Azure Cosmos DB for Postgres Cluster”, yet another one
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I was thinking this too. I’m very thankful to live in the EU and have the right to have my PII data deleted.
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I was a very early adopter of C#, became a bit of an evangelist consultant and introduced it with .NET into several companies with this kind of tech stack. I had also previously worked at HP’s rival beforehand. I’d developed a reputation (p
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Back in the day I used to do quite a lot of Macromedia Flash work. It’s uncannily similar but a modern take. I’ve often wondered why no one has come up with a new product in this space. I think the long term demise of Flash has put off anyo
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Mostly .NET for corporates sticking to banking, finance, insurance and energy. Familiar industries always helped me to hit the ground running and I got a great reputation for it. Started off working via recruiters but then just word of mout
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Microsoft really doesn’t have much competition in the collaborative unified office suite experience. Closest competitor would be Google, as if it’s any better. Fine grained permissions control and tight integrations into applications such a
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Spent many years contracting within the UK market but living abroad. After emigrating from the UK, I moved around in the EU (GMT+1/+2). It was the best of both worlds since IR35 cannot apply to non UK domiciled tax residents. Rates aro
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