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Ask HN: When will mariadb stop hijacking MySQL commands/filenames?
5 points by minusf 7y ago|4 comments
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by minusf 7y ago
that's exactly what depr. messages are for. it's to call to attention it's going away. once it's gone a deprecation message is useless.
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by minusf 7y ago
little snitch supports blocklists ublock origin supports. it's a bit obscure feature but easy to setup.
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APNIC Receives 43/8(blog.apnic.net)
2 points by minusf 7y ago|0 comments
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by minusf 7y ago
It's IP only.
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by minusf 7y ago
if you install a hungarian firefox, the accept language header will reflect this (or it did when i tried it last time). Non-expert users also often choose software in their language mutation. I dont have numbers but i wouldnt be surprised i
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by minusf 7y ago
RIPE NCC | Full Stack Web Developer | Amsterdam, the Netherlands | ONSITE | FULL-TIME | VISA & relocation The RIPE NCC is a not-for-profit organisation founded on the belief that the Internet should be governed openly, transparently and
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by minusf 7y ago
at least the Dutch sites work. try a post communist country gov site and you'll start appreciating it right away.
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by minusf 7y ago
> Used an extension to remove all the comments from Youtube it's enough to block all cookies on YouTube and comments stop loading
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by minusf 7y ago
exactly. although an iPhone can share the credentials with a macbook I think.
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by minusf 7y ago
why do you think everyone wants to watch the same things? what's the downside of having a big library? why should my subscription fee pay for the license fees of stuff that doesn't interest me? (just like Spotify, although their l
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by minusf 7y ago
Windows is a sold product with no free tier. isn't that the profit? it was part of the price I paid for the notebook. and they still make me see ads? that's a business model publishing would die for.
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by minusf 7y ago
on windows home it's not possible to opt out of telemetry. only to send less.
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by minusf 7y ago
let's just say it's a different lady in firefox :D
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by minusf 7y ago
DNS Caching: Running on Zero https://archive.nanog.org/meetings/nanog50/presentations/Tue...
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by minusf 7y ago
yaml is not nice, but just quote every string that is a string and many corner cases go away.
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by minusf 7y ago
python is 29 years old :}
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by minusf 7y ago
not to excuse them, but i think apple has pulled a nice diplomatic move here. the app was available long enough for many interested parties to install it (using the same reasons, it could have been not approved from the start) but also not
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by minusf 7y ago
I use iridium.
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by minusf 7y ago
my impression from his latest talk at eurobsdcon this weekend was that he promotes dns over tls first and foremost. you can see for yourself when the videos go up.
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by minusf 7y ago
that works on all korn shell based posix shells.
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Project Soli: interaction sensor using radar technology(atap.google.com)
1 points by minusf 7y ago|0 comments
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by minusf 7y ago
does Linux run on a toaster? ;)
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by minusf 7y ago
"less secure" nonsense is required for mutt as well.
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by minusf 7y ago
iridium is another chrome based browser without some of the googleisms.
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by minusf 7y ago
libressl has documentation. it's an OpenBSD project so you use the man pages. http://man.openbsd.org/openssl
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by minusf 7y ago
in my experience `LC_CTYPE=en_US.UTF-8` is sufficient for python. not sure if that slows down grep or not.
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by minusf 8y ago
both of these are slower than rg. ag has issues with big files, it's unreliable.
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by minusf 8y ago
undervolting the CPU (with Intel extreme tuning) can also help without opening up the notebook. unfortunately that's Windows only. not sure what is for macos...
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by minusf 8y ago
so now you use even more energy to cool down warmth from using too much energy?

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