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by koprulusector 5y ago
I also assumed commenter picked a familiar name, rather than the cynical version.
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by koprulusector 5y ago
As someone who’s moved a lot in the last ten years, I have an intrinsic affinity to minimalism. When you’ve moved three or four times in as many years, you really question each “thing” you’re packing up and loading into a truck for the thir
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by koprulusector 5y ago
For the record, `>> file.txt` will create a file if it doesn’t exist, won’t affect the file contents, and won’t affect modified or access times.
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by koprulusector 5y ago
I’m confused. Who’s the target audience of this post? Anyone strictly adhering to FSF recommendations is most likely not a for profit business, and therefore probably doesn’t give a care about spectre or meltdown, for example. I for one add
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by koprulusector 5y ago
I use LastPass - have been using it for years, and I'm pretty happy with it. I'm even happier now that they're going to be an independent company, no longer owned by "LogMeIn123" lol. But incidents like this don&#x2
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by koprulusector 5y ago
Well, if it’s had anywhere near the success as the “War on Drugs” …
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by koprulusector 5y ago
I expect better of the community here. All it takes is a chance to take a cheap shot at one of the “big boys” and then all of a sudden the weasels come scampering out of the wood work. Seriously, those commenting “oh boy! Time to rethink th
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by koprulusector 5y ago
Warp in this case I believe is referring to bending space time or traversing something similar to a wormhole, it’s not talking about Star Trek and tachyons and FTL. Hence the discussion points of exotic matter that exudes negative mass, whi
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by koprulusector 5y ago
The Reddit post didn’t link directly to the study. Reactions there range from “omg Star Trek” to “nothing to see here, it’s all math/computer models.” I’ll admit that I lack sufficient math and physics education to fully appreciate the
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by koprulusector 5y ago
Well, I mean, who likes fascists? Seriously, though, Twitter didn’t seem to care a whole lot til certain executive official accounts were attempting to sow public mistrust of free and fair elections in the US.
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by koprulusector 5y ago
I block all dns outbound on my home network. My resolver uses DNS over https to Cloudflare. I consider any DNS / udp 53 traffic outbound unauthorized or a leak that should be prevented. If I see a beacon to a particular DNS server exte
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by koprulusector 5y ago
Probably the single biggest thing in my own experience - and that the SPA naysayers or php/flask/ruby commenters miss, the ability to work on front end while the browser updates automatically, without a full page reload, and while
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by koprulusector 5y ago
It’s embarrassing The Guardian posted a link to a 10. Address. :facepalm
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by koprulusector 5y ago
My answer wasn’t explicit enough. To clarify, I meant as a user of deno you do not need to perform any separate transpilation or build step. The runtime can read and execute typescript natively (again, from user perspective). >Deno can r
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by koprulusector 5y ago
The kernel is written in C. Ok, why does that matter? Because its interfaces and architecture are tightly intertwined with C. Remember that C was partially developed to use in building Unix. So, kernel was written in C and therefore uses C
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by koprulusector 5y ago
How is this any different than any other package management system? If you npm or pip install a package and import it, you’re still relying on DNS to resolve pypi or npmjs. But with deno, if you’ve just accidentally installed some malicious
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by koprulusector 5y ago
It always did. That’s been a core feature / benefit from day 1.
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by koprulusector 5y ago
This is a firmware update of the SIM/underlying hardware. It’s not like an OS update to iOS or Android. It’s more akin to an automatic BIOS update, but for a piece of hardware that is modular. Think Realtek driver on a NIC.
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by koprulusector 5y ago
Just rattling off the action movies I can immediately think of, I don’t believe any of which include a conspiracy in their plot/synopsis. The only action movie I can think of about a conspiracy is the movie Conspiracy with Mel Gibson,
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by koprulusector 5y ago
I have no idea what or how YouTube’s backend works, but I thought it would be useful to share here that if using ffmpeg one can use the arguments -vsync drop to generate fresh time stamps based on frame rate
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by koprulusector 5y ago
Reddit wasn’t working a few min ago. Broader issue?
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by koprulusector 5y ago
This ^ it’s a beautiful thing, seriously. Curses based front end in your terminal with mpd. Light weight and easily integrates with things like polybar
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by koprulusector 5y ago
Personally, I’m not a huge fan of TypeScript. I feel it’s unnecessarily verbose at times. I used ReasonML for a while, and I absolutely LOVED it. I’m just bummed about the uncertainty of the projects future and adoption and the lack of alte
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by koprulusector 5y ago
Anecdotally I see the source of security issues with auth[n|z] and/or JWT in general as lack of developer education or miseducation due to pervasive misinformation that so many (inexperienced)? coders post and share on YouTube, Reddit,
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by koprulusector 5y ago
Came here to say this. I was immediately turned off by the marketing pitch and this non-sequitur given the link description. EDIT: didn’t finish reading your comment when replying, but it’s telling we both used the phrase non-sequitur
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by koprulusector 5y ago
Wait wait wait. You forgot the part where if using systemd-resolved you are supposed to symlink /etc/resolv.conf to /run/systemd/resolve/resolve.conf, which gets generated after boot. Also should caveat that yo
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by koprulusector 6y ago
This... sick of hearing network security vendors like PAN promote their BS “SASE” model.
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by koprulusector 6y ago
Yes. Satan originates from pre-Islamic Arabia, they were spirits that led one astray or blocked ones path. I think the interpretation doesn’t always need to be nefarious, either.
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by koprulusector 6y ago
I’ve been using Linux for work and personal for 4 years. Almost everything used in the enterprise today has a web app/electron version or runs natively. Including MS products themselves. I laugh maniacally every time I’m working in Wor
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by koprulusector 6y ago
This is so silly that it's absolutely ludicrous, but I've never known about or used that before....... I can think of all kinds of other permutations of the command that I've used and know but not this one......

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