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by lugg 9y ago
Just want to chime in and say running your own registry is actually really easy. It's literally a simple compose file and a bunch of env vars to configure. It's has letsencrypt built in along with a few options for file storage, i
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by lugg 9y ago
My argument to that would be simply that you are wrong. A new page is the correct UX design choice and with HTML5 features can make the experience seamless and far less jarring than a modal that needs heaps of testing to get right across al
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by lugg 9y ago
It comes down to the second thing I remember learning in highschool level programming. Always use neutral language in your program text, and don't make jokes. Google does have a habbit of making jokes in their software, chrome crash pa
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by lugg 9y ago
I'd be ok with all modals going away to be honest.
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by lugg 9y ago
Surely there is more context to that story. It's unbelievable that it was only the memo. And quite likely just the last straw. I can easily imagine someone that produces poor quality once publically probably did so many times privately
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by lugg 9y ago
There was a time where I would assume this title from the gaurdian was simply click bait with over the top claims made on out of context tidbits. I miss that time.
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by lugg 9y ago
I don't think that changes the previous statement. It just changes the value of truth. Maybe not self correcting, but certainly self regulating towards the new normal as set out by regulatory constraints.
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by lugg 9y ago
I found disabling all but SMS/WhatsApp/calls to be sufficient. I guess if you get a lot of those each day it might be a problem for me I might get a single message or two each day. I also allow notifications from a single email ad
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by lugg 9y ago
> SMTP really is a very simple protocol, that's matured for decades now. Also it is fully specified by RFCs. So simple and so mature it needs an RFC. I'll take the http API I can figure out in 10 seconds because I make API requ
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by lugg 9y ago
If only it would stay down.
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by lugg 9y ago
Is OP here? Can you please remove the text justification? Makes it really hard to read on mobile.
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by lugg 9y ago
Hubris.
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by lugg 9y ago
Most "normal" people I observe either type in google.com, use a separate search box, or click a bookmark that goes to google.com. Rarely do I see them searching using the url box. That's where web addresses go silly!
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by lugg 9y ago
No I don't think so. The analogy was, just because you have a fantasy about being a spy doesn't mean you're willing to act on it and really want to be in life and death situations as often as Jason Bourne.
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by lugg 9y ago
Thanks this made me think of parasitic JavaScript and the folding at home project. I know you mean all their nodes. Not all "their" nodes.
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by lugg 9y ago
Hey Zack, this is awesome, what's the timeframe for approval right now? I'm guessing you guys have lots of code review todo! Anything we can do to help speed the process up? Specific types of unit tests maybe? Also, a couple of s
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by lugg 9y ago
Yes, but did you apply to spy school?
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by lugg 9y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messerschmitt_Me_262 WW2 fighter jet
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by lugg 9y ago
I think they mean designing homes to be more efficient in the heat to stay cool. And yes, it can help on 35c / 95f days. In Australia, even in a non aircon place I'm pretty much fine at 35c. Provided: I have a small fan, and I kee
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by lugg 9y ago
You mean like just when you're committing crimes? Because we all plan for that.
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by lugg 9y ago
Thanks for this reclarification, lead me to do a little searching. https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mariadb/guiduuid-performance/ Has some helpful tidbits, like how pks get implicit copies to all other indexes
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by lugg 9y ago
> If they were a company, it could serve as a recruitment tool or as an example of why clients should do business with you. Either way, remaining anonymous is odd. You're assuming that someone, or some group, with the ability to pul
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by lugg 9y ago
Saving someone a Google. http://course.fast.ai
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by lugg 9y ago
The lecturers I had at uni would give individual grades if you ratted out the slacker and they couldn't prove what they did. Using git helps a lot!
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by lugg 10y ago
> sharing domain specific logic Isn't that just called a business requirement? > you have to change and deploy every last one of your services. How is that different to code duplication as the article recommends? When business re
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by lugg 10y ago
It's just a term referring to a shitty post.
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by lugg 10y ago
Not if you auto format in CI. Though that could be dangerous. Although you could just have a build step that waits for a human if the formatted doesn't match submitted.
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by lugg 10y ago
Is there a limit on the $5 plans? because they're still better than DO's.
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by lugg 10y ago
I suspect a temporary tax with set deadline for re-evaluation would be a good way to go. I think a tax would be needed in the short term transition period but after we get ubi or similar sorted it should probably go away. The situation real
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by lugg 10y ago
Strange, I find it incredibly quick, and quite frankly looks better than pretty much every other emulator out there. Two issues (256color in vim, scrollback) I currently have are show stoppers but I'm sure some people won't mind.

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