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   by mkdirp 5y ago

   > And no, having that step in there with
2. 152.▲
   by mkdirp 5y ago

   Great that there is an ssh mechanism. I never realised even if it's a third party. Rebuild with ssh has been invaluable for me circle ci. I wish github would add it as a native feature. Having a restart with ssh is vastly simpler than
3. 153.▲
   by mkdirp 5y ago

   IntelliJ does it, and you can even look at the local history and go back as far as you like.
4. 154.▲
   by mkdirp 5y ago

   Really? I've personally yet to see or hear of a valid use-case that isn't overpriced jpegs. I'd love to know what those valid use cases are.
5. 155.▲
   by mkdirp 5y ago

   This seems silly. Blockchain is a means of achieving decentralisation, arguable one of the better ways as it currently stands. People abuse it by doing stupid shit like NFT, but that doesn't invalidate the use-cases for blockchain. Tha
6. 156.▲
   by mkdirp 5y ago

   This looks interesting, though it's not entirely clear how it works. The docs go relatively in depth into the code structure, but it doesn't do much else.
7. 157.▲
   by mkdirp 5y ago

   It isn't entirely clear to me how gmailctl authenticates against the gmail API, could you shed some light on it?
8. 158.▲
   by mkdirp 5y ago

   I saw your comment on the cups repo. Please don't feel horrible about it. An honest mistake is an honest mistake, as long as the issues are remediated. Merry Christmas
9. 159.▲
   by mkdirp 5y ago

   The original copyright holder claims on reddit[0] that it was forked, and there doesn't seem to be any implication of buying the rights to the software. [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/opensource/comments/ro
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    Microsoft forked MIT licensed repo and changed the copyright [fixed](github.com)

    1326 points by mkdirp 5y ago|538 comments
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    by mkdirp 5y ago

    I'd love to know what website or service you're referring to. I've been using Firefox since shortly after they released Quantum, and the only issues I've had have been related to things blocked via addons. If I disable a
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    by mkdirp 5y ago

    I've seen this multiple times in the past couple or so years. I still don't understand why it was forked, and what makes it the "clean" version.
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    by mkdirp 5y ago

    So stop using chrome... Why use a browser that is literally killing functionality to help there business model instead of favouring privacy?
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    by mkdirp 5y ago

    You should get someone to do it instead. Somewhere like fiverr or should have some people relatively cheap.
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    by mkdirp 5y ago

    I've been using Kodi for some 5 years now. At the height of piracy addons here in the UK a few years ago I was quite worried that Kodi devs would just give up, and I'm glad they didn't. For anyone who uses a PVR device, I hig
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    by mkdirp 5y ago

    Unfortunately I do not have an answer for you, but I do have some suggestions for you. > I had 2FA enabled so I have no idea how someone managed to access my account. I am not a techie. What kind of 2FA had you set up? If it's text
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    by mkdirp 5y ago

    I keep getting emails from those LinkedIn scraping sites that construct your email from common emails conventions (e.g. $firstname.$lastname@$popularEmailProvider), and when I look through their sites, they always claim that what they'
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    by mkdirp 5y ago

    Parent commenter probably meant putting new features behind a flag. I work for a major feature management company and we heavily use our own platform. Yet we don't put "all code" behind feature flags but we do with features.