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by jve 4y ago
Speaking about iptables - is there anything in the wild that allows users make request to web port and I can approve/deny particular requests? For example, 443/TCP is blocked from world. However if someone opens web page, it retur
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by jve 4y ago
To all the Windows folks out there: Thank you for this wonderful OS :) I know, it gets a lot of trashing all around, the ads, the ui, the whatever - I like the UI and I really like what it offers me for a technical person: ETW traces, Perfo
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by jve 4y ago
Wifi QR code generation is built-in within Android: https://www.mysmartprice.com/gear/how-to-scan-wifi-qr-code-o...
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by jve 4y ago
You mean not having purely column index for ColumnA, but looking up row within ColumnbB and then having all the column values from ColumnA where ColumnC = D ?
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by jve 4y ago
Oh yeah, solve complexity by introducing complexity squared.
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by jve 4y ago
Twitter doesn't bother with minor issues, but there were some for sure. This logs lesser ones: https://hn.hund.io/
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by jve 4y ago
Speaking about bugs, can you spot how he introduced a bug when going DRY? :) In case it gets fixed: https://i.imgur.com/ZR2XKA7.png
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by jve 4y ago
> I introduce them to something called VirtualBox and then their eyes go bright with wonder on how simple that works. Well, If I'd have a workhorse with loads of RAM... I'd still choose docker, because how FAST it starts/r
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by jve 4y ago
Perhaps, if we talk about deployent. Howevre looking at the whole chain of process: I can deploy service/app on my local machine, including dependencies, along with other independent services/apps. So, I can reuse what I have for
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by jve 4y ago
Docker actually helps managing complexity, by putting bits and pieces, scattered on the floor and putting them into a single cardboard box. - If you throw the box out, you know you did no harm to other boxes. - If you change your floor, you
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by jve 4y ago
Interesting. Tried on Win10Home 21H2 (19044.1766) and it doesn't work. On Win10Enterprise 21H2 (19044.1706) it works. I cannot find a documentation reference on the feature of resolving *.localhost Sorry guys, it turned out that our co
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by jve 4y ago
> I really, really wish windows and mac had a similar behavior to just route all *.localhost queries to localhost. Windows 10 has it. Try `nslookup whatever.localhost`
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by jve 4y ago
Alright, how great is HN? Today, few hours ago, I was thinking: "My nextcloud on SSD@RPI is superslow to render thumbnails for photos. I'v tried once to configure which thumbnails must be prerendered, but I failed and... isn'
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by jve 4y ago
Another device I'v been using few months: Ikea Tradfri Control Outlet (Works over ZigBee): https://zigbee.blakadder.com/Ikea_E1603.html Works well with ZHA. Had 0 problems. Unplugging, plugging in, restarting HA, lossi
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by jve 4y ago
Have noticed KNX integration: https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/knx/ But I have no KNX devices, so no comment.
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by jve 4y ago
Well, probably because it is prepended with `console.` - stuff that has to do something about the console and not the program itself :)
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by jve 4y ago
Well, visual representation helps convey information for sure. However animation speed is not to be corelated with sorting performance. Bubble sort is lightning fast compared to merge sort if you judge by animation :) Luckily they have arra
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by jve 4y ago
It's what we call grey bread here. Yes, I know, it kind of looks like that, but the taste is a far cry... Anyway, taste is the most subjective stuff and everyone has their own. But interesting that folks like our bread. I don't kn
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by jve 4y ago
Ahh, one thing that people love about Latvia is the vast choice between different type of breads. You can get some very tasty, high quality stuff here. Sorry I don't know the proper names of different types of breads (rye, sweet/s
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by jve 4y ago
Hey, this comment inspired me to create a pool. I'd like to know what is the distribution of unicorns between HN crowd :) Pool: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31891675
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Poll: Are You Skilled at Dev or Ops or a DevOps (Unicorn)?
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Dev & Ops (Both Very strong)
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by jve 4y ago
Dev & Ops (Better at ops)
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Dev & Ops (Better at dev)
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Ops only
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Dev only
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Neither
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by jve 4y ago
I never understood the deal behind tabs vs spaces figths. Was it because of legacy editors or what? Editor now helps formatting code, even when pressing enter button, it aligns entry on new line.
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by jve 4y ago
AH now I see. The microphone output IS SO QUIET I can barely hear it. Google Meet doesn't have this issue. Moreover, I was adding audio output capture and Desktop Audio mixer was hidden. So I adjusted output volume for 1 instance only
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by jve 4y ago
> avoiding the "cat pipe" pattern For me, `cat | grep/sort` is easier to remember as it follows some unixy philosophy on how to do things. I wonder why that article author is so obsessed with putting down cat/pipe. Ma

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