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by kdtsh 4y ago
Absolutely, and you can bet this is going to happen once this dataset is sold off.
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by kdtsh 4y ago
Great. My coworker got hit by massive targeted identity theft which started with their SIM, provided by Optus. The attackers were able to successfully port my coworker’s Optus number and then hacked their Optus email which had everything in
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by kdtsh 4y ago
They’re not talking about Spring/Boot or Micronaut though. There isn’t even any evidence the author has any more experience with them than what little they have with Quarkus. It’s a rant.
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by kdtsh 4y ago
Alternatively, ‘My Problems With Quarkus.’
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by kdtsh 4y ago
I mean, GitHub supports svn clients but it’s git all the way down. Granted I haven’t used svn on GitHub but I doubt it’s treated as a first class citizen. This is really just a stepping stone to migrating your VCS to git.
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by kdtsh 4y ago
What’s the GitHub of Subversion?
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by kdtsh 4y ago
What other VCS has the same tooling, free-as-in-free-beer online services, and broad base of surface knowledge as git? When I started studying my TAs brought out a cool new tool called Mercurial which was my introduction to version control.
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by kdtsh 4y ago
Fair enough, if a user is maintaining packages on their computer with Homebrew I feel like they should take some responsibility for that. Unless it’s a cask, they should figure it out themselves or you can only really provide your best effo
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by kdtsh 4y ago
More like: I Disapprove of What You Say, But I Will Defend to the Death Your Right to Force Private Companies to Provide You A Platform.
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by kdtsh 4y ago
Hate is such a strong feeling to have towards a package manager. I don’t see how a freely built, freely available tool that you don’t have to use could cause such negative feelings, but if you just don’t use it then you’ll get over it.
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by kdtsh 4y ago
SELinux or AppArmor provide MAC if that’s what you’re looking for.
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by kdtsh 4y ago
Calm down Casey Jones, one is forcing you to do anything.
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by kdtsh 4y ago
Maybe it’s only for stock at the point of sale, and there’s no change to flashing your own ROM from a project like Lineage? If that’s the case this sounds excellent and a small price to pay. If not then it sounds like it would cripple the
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by kdtsh 4y ago
I held off replacing my 2015 MBP for a long time, but a couple months ago I blew out one of the speakers and the quality of all replacement speakers I could find for sale online looked very suspect. I got my new MBA M2 just the other day, I
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by kdtsh 4y ago
I use notifications almost everywhere, but I also have some variant of ‘Do Not Disturb’ enabled at all times on most of my devices. It’s handy to have a list of new information, but I don’t want it to know about it until I choose to. On my
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by kdtsh 4y ago
Absolutely, and hospitals are to blame for that, not RNs.
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by kdtsh 4y ago
> There will never be agreement. If you don’t want an abortion, don’t get one. Can it be simpler?
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by kdtsh 4y ago
Where did I say anything about the legality of child abuse and neglect?
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by kdtsh 4y ago
> I'll be the begrudging devils advocate There are plenty of devils out there, they can advocate for themselves. This ruling can be as technically correct as anyone likes, but it is disastrous in every conceivable way. All this ulti
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by kdtsh 4y ago
This argument is obtuse. The contradiction is that it is considered a matter of personal responsibility as soon as a newly born infant suffers from abuse, malnourishment, poverty, and/or neglect, but before birth it is a matter of mora
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by kdtsh 4y ago
Guix works as a package manager for Emacs, though you’ll always need to maintain your init.el straight.el works too of course but ultimately Emacs configuration is not declarative.
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by kdtsh 4y ago
Now we are just talking about using a sane naming convention for your types. Depending on the paradigm you are working in your instance of IBlaha has a consistent definition - in a trait or a class or whatever else you like. It also likely
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by kdtsh 4y ago
Maybe I’m not understanding where you’re coming from because as far as I can tell a ‘lfdkjsj’ and a ‘skfjwb’ which are both an IItem, or both a IWhcjwp, is easier to work with than the dynamic alternative. Regardless of how poorly named a v
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by kdtsh 4y ago
An item is an IItem, as it says in the definition. You can always ‘figure out what an item is’ in a dynamic typing system, that’s not the problem. There’s an incredible amount of mental overhead in any non-trivial project which employs dyna
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by kdtsh 4y ago
In Australia, Telstra (formerly publicly owned telephony company) has a regulatory obligation as the primary service provider to maintain pay phones which are reasonably accessible to everyone in the country. As of August 2021 they are free
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by kdtsh 4y ago
Incorrect, that would be Rupert Murdoch.
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Nicotine+ is a graphical client for the Soulseek peer-to-peer network(github.com)
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by kdtsh 4y ago
I don’t want to make assumptions about how you use the services in MyGov, but the experience of my family and friends has been that, if you require any service which is at all out-of-the-ordinary or needs a pair of human eyes looking at it
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by kdtsh 4y ago
There was also no evidence before the 2013 disclosures (to my knowledge) that the NSA monitored US citizens using phone metadata at all. A bit of healthy scepticism is good for you.
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by kdtsh 4y ago
I have great respect for that. By all accounts Leetcode sounds absolutely tedious at best and more often an insulting, demeaning waste of time.

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