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by lbhdc 3y ago
Do companies actually care about the opinions of UK regulators, or is it too small of a market to change course to appease their regulators?
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by lbhdc 3y ago
Ahhh, Schrodinger's patch.
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I partially enabled 2fa in GH (enabled it without setting up an actual second factor). Effectively it turns off password recovery. It lets me be in orgs that enforce a 2fa policy without having to actually have it on github. As far as other
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I have noticed this as well. I speculate that it is knock-on effects from the tight monetary climate we are in. I think there are a lot of companies that have an uncertain future and are trying to be "default alive". Perhaps the s
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by lbhdc 3y ago
> GraphQL is a performance nightmare, and while it might have nice and flashy dev tooling, it's fundamentally unoptimizable without extensive development investment - something that isn't an issue with REST. That feels really t
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by lbhdc 3y ago
GP seemed to be talking about physical access. How would passkeys stop them if they are are in physical possession of the device and can unlock it? It doesn't seem passkeys protect you more here.
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by lbhdc 3y ago
Really interesting read. > With a little experimentation, we discovered that the activator could both wake Pods and reverse-proxy to a woke Pod, even though that behavior wasn’t documented! We just needed to set the right headers. Are yo
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by lbhdc 3y ago
Has it? I have used both libreoffice and openoffice, I had no idea openoffice was related to asf until I read your post. I have heard other talk about how people should use libreoffice, but it isn't apparent why.
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by lbhdc 3y ago
“What is written without effort is read without pleasure.”
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by lbhdc 3y ago
Does it compile to JS? I didn't see a mention in the repo, where did you see that?
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by lbhdc 3y ago
It kind of feels like we are already there. Some form of curation of reports seems like it would be an achievable (partial) solution. It seems like it would be less than perfect, but perhaps better than the status quo.
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by lbhdc 3y ago
Not the OP. I was thinking about this the other day in relation to social networks like Mastadon and Bluesky vs HN and Reddit. I have found Mastadon and things like it to not be sticky at all. I wanted to be involved in the community becaus
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by lbhdc 3y ago
https://tsjournal.org/index.php/jots/article/view/100 There has been some interesting research done around the effectiveness of false information labels. I wonder how much of their findings extend to com
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I use a bunch. Caffine (disable sleep), Clipboard Indicator, Night Theme Switcher (I like manually controlling dark/light theme), Open Weather, Window Is Ready Notification Remover, Launch New Instance, Window List (gnome2 style
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by lbhdc 3y ago
That is fair, there are more ways to import than you mention. Dart has a lot more constraints than a language like go or python. I use both in places I would like to use dart. I have looked at forking the language to explore an alternate sy
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by lbhdc 3y ago
The one I hate the most is file structure. In order for something to be a "package" it has be be in a `/lib` dir or some other magic name. I wanna nest modules and flatten their structure. If there were a flag to disable this
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I have really liked dart, and started playing with it when it came out. I just wish I could use it more. Unfortunately it and its tools are so opinionated its kind of hard to use outside of the specific cases they have dreamed of. I really
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I don't have visibility into all of the costs associated. We use the bug bounty product they offer, and we define how much we pay for various types of bugs, and what targets are in scope. You can also remove products from being in scop
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by lbhdc 3y ago
This has been my experience as well. Our pentesters didn't really find anything. It really felt like box ticking. The deluge of people from hackerone found all sorts of little gaps they missed. In the beginning we got a lot of false po
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by lbhdc 3y ago
> I want you to use my code in your proprietary software. > Against my well meaning intentions however, websites re-hosting my tools have been popping up like weeds... Most irksome of all, in a fair number of cases they sit centrally
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I am curious how they feel as well. It seems like it won't impact their support contracts since things built with openela will be rhel compatible. But surely they cut people off for moat reasons. Why do you think this is a bad change?
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by lbhdc 3y ago
Totally fair, and I agree contributor docs generally make more sense to be in their own document. That is how I feel I have seen most repos handle those docs. I was thinking less about contributors, and more about someone who just wants to
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by lbhdc 3y ago
I feel like this has good intention, but I think it misses key information that should be in the readme. Its really great to have a blurb about what the thing does, the big idea behind why it exists, and how it fits into the rest of the uni
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by lbhdc 3y ago
> I'd suggest they scrap this whole plan and go with something drafted by a team who hasn't drank the engagement kool-aid What teams come to mind for you?
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by lbhdc 3y ago
> It also struck me as a red flag that Canonical is 100% BYOD (Bring Your Own Device), and they do not provide a work computer. You can apply for a _loan_ to buy a computer for work, but they will not pay for one. If a company is too che
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by lbhdc 3y ago
Application error: a client-side exception has occurred (see the browser console for more information). Showing this error in the console. https://legacy.reactjs.org/docs/error-decoder.html/?invarian...
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by lbhdc 3y ago
If you click on "See all integrations" it navigates to a list of blog posts instead of the supported integrations.
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by lbhdc 3y ago
Thanks for sharing :)
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by lbhdc 3y ago
What made you switch?
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by lbhdc 3y ago
He mentioned ROCm, and apparently had lack luster experience with it. >The software is called ROCm, it’s open source, and supposedly it works with PyTorch. Though I’ve tried 3 times in the last couple years to build it, and every time it

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