mhitza

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by mhitza 2y ago
Velocity slows down already with time on all projects (I have yet to see a project where this is not true). Managers and higher ups might like to pretend this phenomenon doesn't exist, and could pressure the teams to deliver "some
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by mhitza 2y ago
> I've configured my WM to automatically switch the CPU's mode depending on which virtual desktop I'm currently on. What WM are you using? Some tilling WM that's scriptable or a major one like KWin? I want to script t
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by mhitza 2y ago
Not OP, nor do I understand what he's referring to, but https://theanarchistlibrary.org/special/index is a good starting point.
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by mhitza 2y ago
> But then still there is no oracle to predict whether user-supplied [RestrictedPython] code never halts; so, without resource quotas from VMs or Containers, there is unmitigated risk of resource exhaustion from user-supplied and develop
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by mhitza 2y ago
> these are people who for the most part caused great harm to others so I have no problem with this. There are many forms of crimes, dar say majority, that don't cause great harm to others (eg theft, drug possession). For those, and
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by mhitza 2y ago
> Indeed, this is not open-source: this is public-source. They don't really open the project to external contribution It's open source, and they don't have to accept external contributions. Terms have a well-defined meanin
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by mhitza 2y ago
> If you search for “cars” what should the engine show you? A definition of the word car, and a wikipedia link, should suffice. The more generic a search term is the fewer results it should surface, IMO.
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by mhitza 2y ago
> couple of laws, which I've forgotten the name of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CLOUD_Act
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by mhitza 2y ago
I remember that I received a ridiculously high RPM fan with my FX-8350 CPU (in the box), which sounded like a vacuum when it ran. Took me less than a week to upgrade to a proper fan that managed to cool that damn thing at 600RPM or so, and
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by mhitza 2y ago
I think Learn you a Haskell is a good introduction, but you will learn more by doing. I don't know what state of the art is nowadays for learning Haskell, I started my journey more than 10 years ago, but for help I recommend https:&#x
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by mhitza 2y ago
Yes, multiple times. But if you'd like to build an MVP you can't go wrong with a SaaS auth service to get you started and transition to something else. Even better nowadays, there are multiple SaaS/starter kits you can use (m
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by mhitza 2y ago
Nice thing of using sessions is that you mark cookies as HttpOnly and you avoid them ever being leakable by crosssite scripting. And you get them transparently in your JS -> backend calls. Of course downside is that once you move to mult
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by mhitza 2y ago
The license is confusing. Github states its AGPL, text states it's not yet open source but sources available (so does the site). Then it states in the followup paragraph of the readme, that its AGPL for personal use and separate commer
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by mhitza 2y ago
JetBrains has an official DevContainer extension for a while now[0], though I can't vouch how well it works. I've seen devcontainers used in various projects, and how it further leads to a bigger divide between dev and ops. Your t
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by mhitza 2y ago
If you want to learn the arcane ways of m4 (probably already available on your system if you're ever had to build from source a project that uses autotools) you can use the include function without rolling your own with a bit of sed or
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by mhitza 2y ago
What framework 15, there's only the 13 inch and 16 inch model, no?
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by mhitza 2y ago
Different culture and society. Here you get paid better as a supermarket clerk with overtimes than a soldier, or clearly better if you get promoted from a clerk to/pick another role (shift manager, or warehouse work). And our desperate
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by mhitza 2y ago
External build quality does look disappointing. I have a 2018 model dell with a plastic case and the screen doesn't flex as much when opened by a corner. It's a 15.6 inch model, but it also has chunkier bezels. I understand that e
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by mhitza 2y ago
Why do you imply that non mandatory conscription means that the poor or desperate will be the ones to enroll? In Romania around 2008 mandatory drafting was removed from the constitution and yet we still have an army. The reason why we have
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by mhitza 2y ago
> now they want to send us to die in Ukraine? I think you're misinformed or showing anti-Ukraine bias. No one would send their military there, but could get sent in aid to another EU/EEA/NATO member. Anyway, I agree that m
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by mhitza 2y ago
> the same people who never even put a bit of effort to try and understand the concept of the new gnome desktop Why are you so dismissive? A desktop environment should aid intuitively the user, not have the user search for information to
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by mhitza 2y ago
No mention in dns0.eu, which is what I use and also hosted in the EU.
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by mhitza 2y ago
> Those things are still fast enough today that you don't need anything newer for most practical daily tasks. A 13 year old CPU should definitely struggle to keep up with just the basic electron based chat applications we use today,
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by mhitza 2y ago
XDG_CACHE_HOME same text across bott resources https://specifications.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-... or https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/XDG_Base_Directory > $XDG_CACHE_HOME defines t
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by mhitza 2y ago
> Also, what the hell are y'all doing on your computers that is so freaky anyway? Upload a months old browsing history without deleting any entries, not even the private browsing ones. If I'd hear your argument in person I&#x27
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by mhitza 2y ago
> A gentle reminder that this week we're voting in EU election so it's a great time to check who supports Chat Control and to vote accordingly. Any idea where we can find that information (those who proposed and voted on it)?
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by mhitza 2y ago
I take it as a standard because its the approach recommended above all others in the Apache wiki [1] and probably what distros will do at some point as well (RedHat family distros already do this if you don't explicitly opt-in to use m
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by mhitza 2y ago
Maybe you're using that name because you're accustomed to, but as a standard you should be using proxy_fcgi with Apache. Should squeeze out a bit of extra memory out of Apache and leave room for more PHP requests.
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by mhitza 2y ago
If I were yo guess, it might be using the GNU libc (or compatible) glob functionality under the hood.
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by mhitza 2y ago
Debian doesn't seem to use tmpfs for /tmp by default.

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