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by jve 11mo ago
You do the backward logic here. I would go for a single person to deal with pnpm migration and CI rather than instruct other 10 for everyone to hopefully do the right thing. And think about it when the next person comes in... so I'd go
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by jve 11mo ago
Remember firesheep? [1] [2] Go to a cafe with open WiFi, fire up extension and click on user who you want to impersonate. Now imagine if we still lived in a world like that. Someone visits UN meeting and the rest is your imagination. [1] h
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by jve 11mo ago
https://stroke.jonasr.app/dates/ Quite a recovery. No it's not me, just a dev that works in the same field.
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by jve 1y ago
> However, DDD has a strong object-oriented core, to the extent it's nearly a purist OO approach Really? https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/ddd/
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by jve 1y ago
> I wouldn't want to live in a building with it Well, as I gather from information all over, the only danger is if you start to mess with it, like cutting, breaking and such. As then you put the nasty dust airborne.
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by jve 1y ago
Few months ago I called local company that specializes in utilizing asbestos. He explained me on the phone that there are concrete bunkers/boxes in the ground and they just store it there. At least that's how I understood what he
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by jve 1y ago
> but any actual engineer doing a ground up redesign starting today would definitely go with carbon fiber. You seem like commenting on a situation as one would comment about a moon visuals by looking at it without a telescope. But maybe
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by jve 1y ago
Sorry, I got the expression wrong. You must inverse the logic :)
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by jve 1y ago
I don't like to input Cc details into random sites whose main business is processing said transactions.
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by jve 1y ago
You are just confirming my suspicion on that car manufacturers have terrible software divisions. Outside of some new EVs which have software one of major selling points. Why don't classic manufacturers not ramp up their software qualit
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by jve 1y ago
This list is wild: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_floppy_disk_formats
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by jve 1y ago
There is still modern MS product (Dataverse) that requires to code plugins in .NET Framework 4.6.2: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/developer/data-... And there is currently no official other sup
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by jve 1y ago
The paid subscription lists this feature: > No auto-renewal That's not subscription.
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by jve 1y ago
As someone who has first encounter with the ladybird - why is it exciting? And how could ladybird attract so many sponsors for such a project? Why wouldn't they fund Firefox instead if they want to achieve some diversity in browser eng
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by jve 1y ago
Hey the repo is archived and as I read the tool was meant to solve one specific scenario. Not everything has to please the public. The great thing is googlers could make such a tool and publish it in the first place. So you can improve it t
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by jve 1y ago
Threads are short lived with 2-100 messages. Like a topic or an email conversation. In email analogy - you want dedicated mailbox for every conversation? Nonsense.
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by jve 1y ago
- I was at public park. There was an event. I remember there was a warning/poster/whatever - this place features XYZ and is being photographed. If you do not like, do not participate or stand here or something along the lines. - W
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by jve 1y ago
Baltic fellow here. Good thing no one asked us about the digital identity when they implemented it. It makes a difference as much as electronic money does. So instead of having to physically be able to pay someone we can transfer it, pay by
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by jve 1y ago
A 99% reliability is no reliability. So per 100km I should expect 1 issue? Like multiple per week? FSD has to be much better than that to be trustworthy.
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by jve 1y ago
Wait, docker caches layers, you don't have to rebuild everything from scratch all the time... right?
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by jve 1y ago
A view counter from premium member (user without ads) should count.
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by jve 1y ago
> then the entirety of TLS PKI would be entirely redundant... Don't think I agree with this. TLS is important against MITM scenarios - integrity, privacy. You don't need DNS for this to be abused but a man in the middle - wheth
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by jve 1y ago
Maybe that is intentional? Which package is it?
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by jve 1y ago
> so we thought hey we'll do something that means people _will_ explore and learn what we do bette Meh, currently doing just that. Trying to figure out what posthog is about, try to store some keywords in my brain if I ever need to
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by jve 1y ago
Meh, a month ago slug destroyed a robot lawnmower: https://imgur.com/a/k6guVxi
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by jve 1y ago
You're not doing business with NPM by pushing packages there. And who is going to do anything about fixing their stuff when you pay them a mere subscription fee?
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by jve 1y ago
... and they are not transferrable, tied to BigCorp & Friends.
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by jve 1y ago
> Normally they're full of spelling mistakes and unprofessional grammar. The domain was also plausible. I don't get these arguments. Yeah, of course I was always surprised phishing emails give itself away with mistakes as maybe
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by jve 1y ago
Latvia has it too. We have ID cards which is a smartcard, we use that to set up some authentication app that allows us to authenticate within online services and can even do remotely transactions like selling the house (well that is the ext
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by jve 1y ago
For me, ChatGPT in some instances replace Google in a very powerful way. Been researching about waterproofing techniques in my area. Asked chatgpt about products in my region. Gladly mentioned some, provided links to shop. Found out I need

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