mnahkies

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by mnahkies 6y ago
True, but for many entities the time they were created is basically public information anyway - time of a tweet, date hacker news account was created, time blog post was published. It might leak more granular information than would be publi
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by mnahkies 6y ago
I think the complications getting transit home is a major cause of point two there. Co-workers that have to catch trains out to commuter towns always needed to be mindful of the time, and may have needed to drive the final part of their jou
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by mnahkies 6y ago
A friend of mine actually lived in a place like this in Japan for a while - shoebox room, and then generous communal areas for cooking / living. It sounded like a great idea to me, and when I moved to London I tried to find somewhere s
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by mnahkies 6y ago
I'm a big fan of teamcity - might be because it's the first CI system I used professionally, but compared to Jenkins it just works (batteries included) and compared to circleci I find the configuration much less repeatitive and UI
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by mnahkies 6y ago
I would've expected a shared design library that had all the standard widgets, and then each page / area of the UI to be implemented and managed by the individual teams. The dependency version drift could be solved by forcing ever
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by mnahkies 6y ago
On the whole GitHub's UI is good, though I still find it unreasonably difficult/slow to do a review commit by commit compared to kiln. I'd really like it if they added a way to thumb between commits in one click without page
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by mnahkies 6y ago
Not from stripe, but I've seen pretty bad CPU throttling. Often see quota's get exhausted through short bursts that don't show up in metrics that then causes CFS throttling to occur even though it looks like the pod is no whe
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by mnahkies 6y ago
This is great for preserving all the old content. It'd be cool to see a follow up project for an ide to author new stuff - as a kid the timeline system made producing 2d games accessible in a way that I haven't seen with JavaScrip
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by mnahkies 6y ago
For a long time I thought I was going to keep mine but then they started getting infected, after a few rounds of that I had them out and no issues since. It's a fairly common sequence of events as far as I'm aware
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by mnahkies 6y ago
I think their point is regardless of whether it's Apple, Google, Microsoft, etc the end user has increasingly little control over their devices. The only way to fix this in the long run is open platforms
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by mnahkies 6y ago
I setup Debian on an old desktop for my mum a few years back, and she was able to use it happily with no issues or support from me - for the average person that just wants a web browser and some word processing it works great! When it comes
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by mnahkies 6y ago
This is pretty much how chrome's safe browsing feature works for screening URLs without leaking the full details. There is no valid reason that the full information needs to be sent to the server to implement this kind of protection IM
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by mnahkies 6y ago
Most Bluetooth devices work fine for me with Fedora, but I still haven't been able to get my Bose quietcontrol headphones to work correctly - they pair but then start playing random noises and telling me there's an incoming call.
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by mnahkies 6y ago
Looks like an awesome product. Is the item metadata encrypted as well, or just the content? Do you have any documentation explaining the encryption process in detail?
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by mnahkies 6y ago
It's based on when you last renewed your subscription, "perpetual fallback license" and a really nice model
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by mnahkies 6y ago
Agree - been using 4k monitors with Fedora for years as well, and whilst there's still a few warts it's been steadily getting better and is perfectly usable. Looking forward to seeing Gimp with native support though
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by mnahkies 6y ago
I remember having a usb Logitech webcam that included disabling the indicator as a first class option in their control panel - not a big leap to imagine malware doing it
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by mnahkies 6y ago
I think it's a matter of convenience - running your own gsuite like application (eg nextcloud) safely and securely is out of reach for most users, either for want of education or time
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by mnahkies 6y ago
I understand the desire to work with people face to face, but regarding the lack of downtime on your commute: have you considered simply reading at home, or going to a coffee shop for an hour before/after work? I've found replacin