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7y ago
Which laptop are you using for Ubuntu? Are you happy with it?
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It is a bigger deal in the developing world where these phones will end up in 5 years.
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I can see that happening as a result of some other requirement, but I can't work out why you'd purposefully structure a team so that only one team member can push to production. To me, the downsides (single point of failure) outwe
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While that's true for a single dev, I think that quickly falls apart at scale. The raw DB queries will invariably exist on someone's hard drive/in their head and be lost forever when they leave the team. The rsync for file ch
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There are a fair number of applications that expose a UI with a local web server. I use the Ubiquiti Controller, but it's also quite common in the world of Plex, etc. It's also a path used for local OIDC, such as with the gcloud
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Now I'm not sure if your username really is about shells...
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The second would fit - but I think Pokémon has to appear in the title for the novelty value alone.
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7y ago
Title trimmed to fit character limit, hopefully I edited without editorialising.
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Childhood experience with Pokémon suggests eccentricity drives visual cortex
(nature.com)
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There are a huge number of services out there that support TOTP and show no sign of implementing WebAuthn. Apple's business tools still only support SMS authentication.
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> But it seems unfair to hold Tether up to a higher standard than even our most established banks. I'm not sure it is. Tether states on their homepage: > Every tether is always 100% backed by our reserves So in this case, they&#x
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Swagger/OpenAPI goes a fair way towards solving this problem by recommending semver, but it's far from widely adopted...
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SREcon19 Americas – Complexity: The Crucial Ingredient in Your Kitchen
(youtube.com)
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It's one of my favourite features. I feel like it does a great job of stopping the focus on karma. People who write bad comments still get downvoted/flagged/treated appropriately but everybody else doesn't feel they must
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I've noticed that even with an earthed power supply I still have the problem with the newer USB-C MacBooks. I find it rather uncomfortable on my wrists. A MacBook I had quite a few years ago had a cracked chassis - touching that when u
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It still sends the signal of "We're capable of operating an amphibious assault ship with jets in these waters" - even if there are perfectly normal reasons to be in the area. The article states that the fact that jets are emb
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8y ago
While this is true, an aircraft has very critical fuel requirements - taking a longer and less efficient route combined with a faulty navigation system is a factor best avoided.
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It's a phone that has the potential for corrupting influences removed. No web browser, MMS, etc.
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8y ago
vimtutor is also a good way to get started with the basics of vim. If you have vim installed, it probably came with it.
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I doubt it's intentionally rude - it's just the default HTTP 403 forbidden message from Apache web server (and perhaps some others.) It's likely the site administrator didn't have time to set up a custom 403 page.
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It feels like every time there's a mathematics post on the front page I post a video by Matt Parker. This time, here's a video that explains from the basics what kinds of numbers exist: https://www.youtube.com/watc
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8y ago
Cloudflare's DNS is probably the least exciting aspect of their product. The real value add is in their proxy/CDN, which is pretty difficult to compete with.
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Sony FE 135mm f1.8 GM Early MTF Results (This is the sharpest lens we’ve tested)
(lensrentals.com)
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If you are going to manage your CA and don't have an expert available, you could do much worse than https://www.vaultproject.io/docs/secrets/pki/index.html Even if you do have an expert available, it
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You should be aware of Certificate Transparency if you go down this route. While I agree that it probably shouldn't matter it could help an attacker gather knowledge about your internal network. Perhaps it's of interest that you u
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Edward Thorp and the wearable computer that beat Vegas (2013)
(engadget.com)
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Edward Thorp and Claude Shannon would disagree: https://www.engadget.com/2013/09/18/edward-thorp-father-of-w...
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To be fair, you had to look it up. It's possible if you didn't know it was in bad taste you'd have repeated it in the future as well.
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I wonder if it has anything to do with distinguishing a video camera from a stills camera for tax purposes: https://uk.reuters.com/article/tech-eu-cameras-trade-dc/eu-t...
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Firmware perhaps?
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