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by leipert 1y ago
One prominent example is DKB (easily in the top 10 consumer banks by size)
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by leipert 1y ago
10/28. Not bad. But probably also is implementation dependent: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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by leipert 1y ago
> Chromecasts ignore local DNS... grrr Can’t you force traffic to 8.8.8.8 / 8.8.4.4 (especially port 53) to hit your PiHole instead?
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by leipert 1y ago
https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/pull/229423 or brew install git --HEAD
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by leipert 1y ago
> files are all stored in Google Drive, so there's no vendor lock-in. Except for Google Drive
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by leipert 2y ago
What if the provider of the major implementation decides to shut you out of your account?
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by leipert 2y ago
Ha. The traffic curb example is actually a good one. I don’t think it’s an excuse to build a potentially dangerous ramp because you aren’t a cyclist yourself. People who design ramps should be capable to do it properly. Imagine it were a ra
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by leipert 2y ago
Windows 10 EOL: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/end-of-support Also a lot of very capable machines cannot run Windows 11.
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by leipert 2y ago
Same procedure as every year.
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by leipert 2y ago
A lot of the talks are actually dubbed in English and French (and sometimes in other languages). Edit: the dubbing (like everything at the conference) is done by volunteers. You can also contribute the language filtering yourself: https:&#
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by leipert 2y ago
Kudos in the launch! Looking good! One benefit of Google Translate is with languages like Hebrew and Arabic, you can enter in those languages phonetically or with on-screen keyboards.
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by leipert 2y ago
Oh, big official orthographic reforms happened in 1944 and then in 1996. So that happened in the 90s, and a few minor revisions after that. A lot of English vocabulary (technology but also every day life) had an influence on German, especia
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by leipert 2y ago
We rented a parking spot in our underground garage.
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by leipert 2y ago
If you don’t mind me asking, how do you keep track of eating healthy?
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by leipert 2y ago
Two things to keep in mind: I have had interactions with support in the past where “wait-a-second-it’s-a-long-nonsense-string” was good enough for them and they did NOT ask me to read it out. I also had the interaction with a bank that aske
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by leipert 2y ago
Also performance. foo could mean foo/index.js, foo.js at the minimum. So you have 2x the lookups. Oh no, wait we also potentially have mjs, cjs, jsx, ts and tsx. So 12 times the stat checking for each import.
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by leipert 2y ago
In case you need a quick Euler diagram (Venn and Euler are often mixed up), I recently found: https://eulerr.co/
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by leipert 2y ago
In the last 24h my PiHole blocked 6500 queries. Maybe I don’t catch some first party analytics, but I am sure catching loads of other things.
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by leipert 2y ago
I like this one for syncing from iCloud Photos on my NAS: https://github.com/icloud-photos-downloader/icloud_photos_do...
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by leipert 2y ago
Ah, some of the things in this thread remind me of https://xkcd.com/1053/
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by leipert 2y ago
I think a better name would be “git praise”
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by leipert 2y ago
The GDP per capita in the US is (85k USD) and in Germany (54k USD) nominal. That’s about 57% higher. At PPP (purchase power parity) 85k US vs 67k Germany, which “only” is a 27% difference. Denmark rates at 68k / 77k. So much closer. N
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by leipert 2y ago
Oh! I might know a little bit about this because I stumbled over something similar. So you can transform text with CSS to be upper case (text-transform: uppercase). It turns ß to a double-S glyph as well in all browsers! Firefox now has a f
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by leipert 2y ago
Little confused as to why it has vite in it‘s name, it seems unrelated to https://vitejs.dev/
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by leipert 2y ago
> What does this look like in practice? There are basically _four_ systems where we store information: Recordings of Meetings, good if you want to re-watch a meeting you missed. Google Documents which I would consider more ephemeral, (bu
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by leipert 2y ago
Really depends on the kind of communication. We have a few tips in our handbook https://handbook.gitlab.com/handbook/communication/ but here are my personal observations. 1) Things like code reviews should be more
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by leipert 2y ago
Ha. But it is weird as well in Germany, because the churches are not bound to the normal Labour law and can for example discriminate against gay folks without recourse. Which is even more ridiculous given that most of the funds for the cath
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by leipert 2y ago
Started using renovate to update a few internal dependencies. A few years later more than 30 projects using it and almost all of that growth happened naturally: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/frontend/renovate-gitla
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by leipert 2y ago
For me single binary and single config file is a big one. Much easier to deploy and share configs for example. I have a PiHole running but I kind of dread setting up a second one for redundancy.
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by leipert 3y ago
So time to invest in Sesame futures?

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