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by lnxg33k1 3y ago
I also love it, but I’m playing with it from rust :D
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I always keep the host clean of any language, interpreter, tool, except for docker, and everything I run is ran within docker, I have multiple clients with multiple level of support and PHP versions needed, each project lives in its contain
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by lnxg33k1 3y ago
I don’t do much on internet, i don’t have facebook nor other various socials, just HN, or read simple docs, or code. Otherwise I’m AFK. Now since October Ive visited 4 sites that were not simple reading stuff, that I had to interact or do v
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by lnxg33k1 3y ago
Oh the good old elder’s wisdom, as useful as a fork in a soup as always, do not complain, do not criticise, what a wonderful dystopia
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Oh yeah probably gaming in c# is a industry little dependent on Microsoft
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by lnxg33k1 3y ago
Yeah I understood that, but I said "I would rather" , not "I will" , I think the ecosystem of Golang is much less dependent on Google than C#, there are a lot of tools in Go that aren't related to Google and in case
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by lnxg33k1 3y ago
The fact that there are many projects depending on a single corp doesn't mean there aren't projects who are supported by community or a group of corp, I don't know take rust, take podman
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I would use Go more confidently than C#, C# depends on Microsoft for everything, from the tooling to asp.net, entity framework, c# is mit licensed but you can’t get anywhere without microsoft. Now I understand there's little chance mic
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by lnxg33k1 3y ago
Its very dependent on a corporation, maybe I could rephrase it as only choose software not tightly coupled with a single corp
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You know there are few technologies that I like, take C#, it's an awesome language, but satan forbid investing efforts to make myself subjects to a change of CEO, an acquisition, anything, one thing I take from all of this Broadcome si
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Dobby! :D
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Yep webhighmaster :D im a software developer now
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by lnxg33k1 3y ago
Naaah i changed dozens of nicknames since then :D
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In italy we had 3000.it https://web.archive.org/web/20010331143129/http://www.kliman... SPOILER: I didn’t become a webdesigner
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Unexpected world's health day
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Apple has had the full control on supply, and it hasn’t killed the theft market, the same way having control on anything you can install on a iGadget has killed the scam industry, so if we need to get a phone stolen, might as well make it r
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by lnxg33k1 3y ago
It is either part of democracy or trying to manipulate democracy, it can't factually be both for obvious reasons, I agree, contacting a representative is part of the democratic process and has been a practice happening forever. Trying
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by lnxg33k1 3y ago
They didn’t try to manipulate democracy, people didn’t vote for their representatives based on their ideas about tiktok, there was no referendum about how to handle tiktok, but of course they actually showed that they could have the influen
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by lnxg33k1 3y ago
To be honest, I think they've been talking about this since the Trump campaign or sometimes shortly thereafter, quickly wouldn't be the adjective coming to mind thinking about this situation
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by lnxg33k1 3y ago
It is very important that common people understand that the Apple App Store is not a way to outsource their own security and blindly install whatever they find on it, personally I was always convinced that Apple Marketing about the security
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by lnxg33k1 3y ago
Not sure where I said they were part of the install, but I meant that if you don’t exclude them bad things would happen to the cloning process Edit: or backup process
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If you moved the wrong stuff Linux would give you a bad time too, try /proc, /dev
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by lnxg33k1 3y ago
I mean if you have a light application then maybe you dont even need the cache, at a certain threshold of small you can go ahead with sqlite or access, or excel, of course HN has an issue of scaling, because if we talk about caching then le
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by lnxg33k1 3y ago
I was working at a company where we had stupid things from the tech world as loading message for slack, like “parsing html with regex”. I think “caching in postgres” might deserve a spot there too
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So for one we do cache to remove load from dbms, then makes a lot of sense to remove load from dbms by giving it the load of cache too, another thing might be that separate services might be optimised for different tasks, redis is built wit
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by lnxg33k1 3y ago
It is probably a good description of what society has become, there are a lot of people who go on repeating that these big tech are just corporations for profit and don’t have to signal any good intention, because it doesn’t make them any p
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by lnxg33k1 3y ago
Ah didn’t know it, that would be cool, fingers crossed
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Made a mistake, why? They either comply right away, or just pretend to be deaf with their own interpretation, make Epic sue them again, pull the situation for a few years keep profiting off developers with their 30% rent, maybe at the end o
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Ah then I guess it was just not done well, really too broad/complex of a topic for a one-shot question imho tbh
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That was just inexperience with referendums from UK politics, if I remember correctly it was their first one in their history, right? The referendum was very generic, while in this case it was very specific, do you want the gigafactory to e

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