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by minusf 4y ago
sorry to hear your bad experience. i close the lid multiple times a day on 2 m1 macbooks and i really have to rake my brains to remember when it failed. in 7 years i had the "taking it out hot from a backpack" exactly 1x (with int
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by minusf 4y ago
have you tried fugitive? the vimcast videos about it can be life changing.
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Open-Source Software vs. the Proposed Cyber Resilience Act (EU)(labs.ripe.net)
2 points by minusf 4y ago|0 comments
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by minusf 4y ago
baby steps. "Twitter's copyright strike system is no longer working. People are tweeting entire movies." https://twitter.com/chadloder/status/1594139381727916033?s=2...
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PayPal inactivity fee(paypal.com)
512 points by minusf 4y ago|284 comments
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by minusf 4y ago
there are countless musicians who own the copyright to their own stuff and get peanuts from spotify even for non-trivial number of streams. until spotify pays from MY subscription the artists I listen to, they will not see money from me. b
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by minusf 4y ago
> turns out the waste management company treats recycling and trash the same this is quite common in many countries but perhaps not always a bad sign. there are modern waste disposal (burning) plants with great filtering where the temper
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by minusf 4y ago
> wipe out an entire lifetime of saved time from such micro-optimizations. besides of not being able to measure this, it's not how i look at it. i pickup and drop plugins and "waste" time on them because if we are a "
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by minusf 4y ago
> d/text<enter> if you have a unique letter, as in this case ("t"), a quicker way is "dtt" (delete till "t") or "ctt" (change till "t"). in case of non unique character it ta
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by minusf 4y ago
> With systemd if I'm not mistaken this is just: i'm not familiar with the systemd syntax but according to the desc you provided, wouldnt that be a weekly monday job, not "first monday of the month" the article wanted
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by minusf 4y ago
> cuts off the sides of video this is the same in skype. i never even knew it's a thing until i right clicked on the video feed. this is some microsoft fetish ux from hell.
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by minusf 4y ago
i havent used C in quite a while but I did not remember strlcpy using strlen, and it seems the linux kernel's implementation differs quite a bit from the openbsd one: https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/v5.19.3/s
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by minusf 4y ago
every configuration format has it's quirks, and nginx certainly has a couple. but coming from apache it was the freshest breath of air possible. i still prefer it to any yaml/json alternatives newer products like envoy use. a pur
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Elephant Effect – Considerations on Live Streaming Italy's Serie a Championship(labs.ripe.net)
7 points by minusf 4y ago|1 comments
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Sam Harris Interview on Triggernometry(youtube.com)
4 points by minusf 4y ago|0 comments
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by minusf 4y ago
not a 1:1 equivalent of the "classic" extended attr but there are special flags on files. https://man.openbsd.org/chflags
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by minusf 4y ago
doesnt matter how beautiful the engineering culture/talented the pool if it works on ads/surveillance/facebook.
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by minusf 4y ago
> balanced discussion while the discussion can be balanced the real world outcome is normally binary: use it or drop it. i will not start investing huge amounts of time to learn graphql if it has very specific use cases for specific envi
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by minusf 4y ago
steve jobs could have only dreamt about a reality distortion field putin generates.
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Russia hits Google with fine for 'illegal content'(bbc.com)
2 points by minusf 4y ago|1 comments
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by minusf 4y ago
that might fix many things but not the ui.
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by minusf 4y ago
... only two ... "and off-by-ones" :)
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Dennis Meadows on 50th anniversary of the publication of The Limits to Growth(resilience.org)
3 points by minusf 4y ago|0 comments
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by minusf 4y ago
as with many things "it depends" -- it matters "after a certain point". will your app make it to that point? let's hope it does, and then you'll be happy to learn about some more advanced optimisations like t
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by minusf 4y ago
even four 9's give 50 minutes a year to do maintenance work. i am a fan of planning for maintenance. planned downtime is definitely accepted by most of the population. i mean what you gonna do? much better a planned downtime than an ou
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by minusf 4y ago
haven't used mysql in a couple of years but its replication (all methods) used to have a whole page of gotchas and idiosyncrasies with various corner cases. They also introduced binary file format changes even with minor and patchlevel
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by minusf 4y ago
lnav is super cool, but as its name says: log navigator, it's more of a less/tail/etc supercharged with sqlite under the hood. of course because it has a flexible format definition it can deal with csv files as well, but it&#
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by minusf 4y ago
i'll counter your anecdotal data point with mine, my m1 stayed alive in sleep for 3 weeks while i was on holiday and had hours of battery life left when i opened it up.
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by minusf 4y ago
https://github.com/procrastinate-org/procrastinate https://github.com/gavinwahl/django-postgres-queue
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by minusf 4y ago
not gonna argue that a single binary is the ultimate deploy solution but running a django app is not that difficult (although i am biased cause i do that for a living). i love django projects but mysql, celery and rabbitmq -- no thanks.

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