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by jve 4y ago
> - Recording screen or window, while recording desktop audio and mic at the same time. Can you show what sources you setup for this scenario? I haven't put much effort into it, but slamming my mic and audio output in there didn&#x2
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by jve 4y ago
> the solution long ago was always a modem on an auxiliary port Now you can use mobile Internet (4G/5G)
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by jve 4y ago
Came here to say exactly this... things that mess with BGP have the power to wipe you off the internet. Some more: - Google 2016, configuration management bug/BGP: https://status.cloud.google.com/incident/compute&#
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by jve 4y ago
> actually match a fair bit of results to crap Do you use advanced search features? Like quote things that MUST match. ext:pdf etc. You can have this interface to help you: https://www.google.com/advanced_search
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by jve 4y ago
It IS down occasionally: https://twitter.com/hnstatus Not all "downs" are reflected there. Last time I remember having really bad perf or non-workable, don't remember - but opening in incognito, you would get
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by jve 4y ago
Great article. I myself have IKEA air purifier. Has anyone used https://www.mi.com/global/mi-air-purifier-3c ? Can it achieve lower noise per CADR? IKEA one on full speed is pretty loud (I may not know what loud air pu
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by jve 4y ago
Ah, no wonder I felt unproductive with C# on VSCode. I couldn't wrap my head around that it is now how you should write C# code with such bad intellisense n stuff.
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by jve 4y ago
Obviously these builds are for purists and that's okay. The telemetry can be disabled and is documented https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/getstarted/telemetry#_dis... Regarding "So it comes to whether y
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by jve 4y ago
Do you actually mean Gbit/s? 25Gb/s would translate to 200Gbit/s ...
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by jve 4y ago
https://www.userscript.zone/search?source=index&q=news.ycomb... was the one that popped in my mind, obviously.
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by jve 4y ago
While we're at this - is there anyway for sudo NOT to ask for password when logged in via key authentication?
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by jve 4y ago
- 15 minutes would be gathering the necessary tools and gathering at the workbench. - Some other 10 would be measuring and thinking how to do it - Then 15 minutes would be measuring, drawing, cutting and drilling. Oh, and I forgot I would n
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by jve 4y ago
As others pointed out, you just add another factor (TOTP) or print backup codes. Or just have another way to sign in. Generate random password for root user, store it in your password manager, disable root login via SSH and... whenever you
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by jve 4y ago
Another solution for windows: The support is already there within 8.9.1.0 beta release: https://github.com/PowerShell/Win32-OpenSSH/releases You must then use the SSH installed within 'C:\Program Files\OpenSS
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by jve 4y ago
Pretty sure your sane OS makes calls to CRL/OCSP lists to validate cert revocation. Many of the calls in that list do just that.
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by jve 4y ago
You don't want to block all of that. CLR checking (else your apps may become slow to start) and windows updates (else you may become vulnerable) should be enabled. Someone else has some suggestions?
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by jve 4y ago
Working in a Data Center, we provide various services, including Dedicated Cloud and Shared Cloud. We also evaluated OpenStack years ago... yes, we came to the same conclusion and just use VMWare.
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by jve 4y ago
> I’ve always personally preferred simple database IDs to be generally preferable over using UUIDs. Unless you start migrating data between environments and want references to be alive. Anyway, if you need a hardcoded GUID for tests or w
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by jve 4y ago
Yeah, not sure how this would work over HTTPS without proxy or rogue cert. With proxy, you can use HTTP CONNECT proxy : computer provides domain (SNI) and proxy can make allow/deny decision. If allowed, establishes a blind tunnel where
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by jve 4y ago
Luckily services makes clear that you should print backup codes in case you lose 2FA. As for Android Google authenticator - there is export function, that generates QR code for all tokens. You can't screenshot it, but can take a phot
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by jve 4y ago
Haven't ever used JetBrains Rider, but I hear they too have remote development capability: https://www.jetbrains.com/remote-development/
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by jve 4y ago
You have a choice after all (local vs remote). And it is useful/convenient on having remote development option available. There is another remote development convenience point I don't see mentioned in this thread: Infrastructure.
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by jve 4y ago
> while I find it questionable to have a situation where people search through trash for that little money ... Living in a post-soviet country... Yeah, I don't see that often today (but I do), but 10+ years ago I would constantly se
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by jve 4y ago
Hope this can give you some concrete answers: https://www.sqlite.org/whentouse.html
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by jve 4y ago
What problems? Both are for different use cases albeit overlapping.
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by jve 4y ago
What you say also marks some direction: there are new and useful DB technologies to be learned. Anyway, software world is built on DBs, whether they are administered by someone in the cloud or not.
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by jve 4y ago
> quickly disappearing in favor of SaaS/PaaS solutions. Remember that HN is a bubble and world is a much larger place :) No, it is not disappearing "quickly".
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by jve 4y ago
Moreover you never know how many different hands handled those fruits and how much chemicals did it endure until it landed on your table. And you are touching that banana too.
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by jve 4y ago
Tracking from bank or both? Anyways, in Latvia we have similar system and it is a convenient way to authenticate within services where you MUST prove you are person X.Y.Z. For example, some electric company, if you auth via this method, wil
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by jve 4y ago
> You need to specify to install a grounding rod, as well as the length Umm. When electrician installed grounding rod for me, he did measurements. He couldn't tell how much grounding rods will I need. Because some get lucky and get

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