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menthe
3y ago
Quite the contrary. Home-manager is literally the only thing that's worth using Nix. Anything beyond that is far too esoteric, unsupported, non backward compatible and continuously broken. My dotfiles managed by nix(-darwin) and home-m
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menthe
3y ago
Ironic when the same day, California Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoe'd bill intended to limit the price of insulin, and thus access to essential health care for many.
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menthe
3y ago
That’s amazing. Next year, this means that next year nobody will do it at all, until a forced vacation is called. Throw a Tampermonkey script in & you’re literally golden.
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menthe
3y ago
There's absolutely _no_ good reason to do that if you're only facing the internet with a single IP on your router as a NAT gateway, except to make your life hell. Only thing that may be worth doing is parting ways with the one int
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menthe
3y ago
Very cool, thank you!
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menthe
3y ago
Been reading the code.. very tidy. However the Complete step (e.g. in op_set_notnull.go) renames the temporary column name to the proper column name on the underlying table.. but while the docs describe the view on the new schema getting up
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menthe
3y ago
Zero-downtime, undoable, schema migrations for Postgres... But definite downtime and undone blog post... > Page not found > We're sorry, but the page you requested could not be found. This could be because the page has been moved
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3y ago
If the dude had a couple more brain cells, he’d still have it. > Domingos said that he was initially asked by security if he knew what the device did. The technologist replied by stating that the Flipper Zero is capable of, among other t
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menthe
3y ago
The older you are, the slower cancer progresses. My granddad lived for over 10 years with intestine cancer.
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menthe
3y ago
You missed a few chapters here mate, Twitter doesn't exist anymore :0
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menthe
3y ago
What’s the relationship between Google, Cisco and Splunk?
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3y ago
You've got the wrong perception of even the most sophisticated end-users out there. 5 GPG keys, deposit boxes / vaults in different states.. I mean what the hell? Even an old beardy maintainers won't be bothered by that. You&
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3y ago
I've been using his guide forever as well, except that nowadays you can just use the native OpenSSH support for deriving Ed25519 or ECDSA keys from FIDO. The main advantage is that you do not have to deal with the very subpar GPG Agent
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3y ago
Absolutely no relation to the topic whatsoever. Statically linked binaries also prevent this, that’s not the point. And musl is far from being a 1:1 replacement from glibc, by design - many of the options just aren’t supported, e.g only a
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OpenTF has been accepted I to the Linux Foundation
(linkedin.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Your promise did not last very long.
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Obsidian intentionally patched OSS sync despite CEO's HN statement of tolerance
(github.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
For reference, Obsidian CEO's HN comment, seven days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37253639 Most notably, quoting his very words: " you should consider renaming the repo otherwise it can be confused fo
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3y ago
Sharing VirtioFS "chroots" that live on top of ZFS is golden to simplify backup strategies & reduce bloat.. while still being able to maintain workload and network isolation. I'm not backing up entire VMs through ZFS snap
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3y ago
https://github.com/dandavison/delta
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3y ago
> SF is still probably the best place to do startups. now that's a hot take if I ever saw one
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3y ago
> His “joke” is the least of our issues. His behavior and communications with us has been all over the place—saying one thing to us while saying something completely different externally; recording and leaking a private phone call—to the
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3y ago
There is a well-documented public history of Coinbase taunting the SEC - they had it coming. - https://www.coinbase.com/blog/the-sec-has-told-us-it-wants-t... - https://www.coinbase.com/blog/coinba
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5y ago
The easiest approach is be to use an extension like Tampermonkey, which can load (and reload) “scripts” from a web server. There are a few project templates on GitHub with Typescript+WebPack (e.g. https://github.com/xiaoming
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5y ago
This is not true, run playwright/puppeteer with puppeteer-stealth + headful + plugins + fonts + OpenGL fingerprinting workarounds and you’ll still 100% be caught by PerimeterX and Datadome if the site’s sensitivity is set to anything b
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5y ago
Not only that - enterprise bot management protections will run behavioral identification (e.g. how your mouse moves —> AI -> bot yes/no), TCP stack fingerprinting (and other devices if available e.g. gyroscope), TLS ClientHello f
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As a web scraper, I'll say that because he is hooking into the browser like a debugger / remotely controlled browser, just like Puppeteer would - he is instantly detected by the Cloudflare, PerimeterX, Datadome bot management solu
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Lime raises $523M as it prepares to go public
(techcrunch.com)
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5y ago
At this point, League of Legends is completely irrelevant. Watch/Play Dota2 - it was where it started and where it’s at (although to be exact Warcraft III’s DotA Allstars spawned from Warcraft III’s AOS custom map). The game has a team