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mnd999
4y ago
No, the tool is shit too.
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mnd999
4y ago
Surely the adult webcam industry has solved this problem?
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4y ago
Honestly I’d take CVS over subversion. Merging was just bad on subversion and I found the IDE integrations to be confusing, obtuse and buggy. Sure, CVS was limited but it was reliable and straightforward.
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mnd999
4y ago
Frankly, no.
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mnd999
4y ago
You want the government to track you everywhere you go? What could possibly go wrong with that?
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mnd999
4y ago
This has already happened in my area. If you want to park on the street you now have to pay £120 / year extra to the council. Edit: That’s not an allocated space, that’s just to park somewhere on the street, maybe, if there is a space
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mnd999
4y ago
Wlroots does a lot of the heavy lifting here, and that is by design. It’s now much easier to write Wayland compositors than it used to be. So yeah, we can have these enlightenment style things that get used once again.
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mnd999
4y ago
Would have thought Arch Linux would have more of a case for their package manager (Pacman) seeing as now it could be confused with an exploit.
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4y ago
Revenge porn is illegal, at least in the UK.
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4y ago
Which is why it appeals to GitHub / Microsoft. Now you have to pay them for something you used to do for free.
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4y ago
If the money is doubled but most of it goes into offshore investment funds because those on the receiving end already have enough bread then the price of bread doesn’t really change, but venture cap funding becomes more readily available.
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mnd999
4y ago
A sledge hammer is not subtle. Someone breaking a door with a sledgehammer is very obviously breaking a door. It’s also very obvious in the aftermath that the door has been opened.
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mnd999
4y ago
Surely you can have firewall redirect rule that bounces all outgoing dns to your Pi hole? This doesn’t work with DNS over https of course.
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4y ago
In this case it’s particularly dumb since they could have linked to the LKML post which is far better.
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mnd999
4y ago
Maybe the do understand but they’re trying it anyway. Most people will just follow what it says. NFT bros are not the sharpest tools in the box.
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4y ago
I’m more surprised that many people are still using stadia to be honest. I thought Google have been winding it down for some time.
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mnd999
4y ago
Same with discord. “Not giving us enough data” is now suspicious.
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4y ago
Anyone else getting a bit bored with all these AI does some super specialised task better than humans after enormous amounts of training. It’s not very interesting anymore. Sure, it can do crosswords well but the average human that does cro
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4y ago
Then you have to swallow a bird to catch the spider and I’ve heard it doesn’t end well.
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mnd999
4y ago
Elon’s Twitter 2.0 prototype?
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4y ago
This is what autoscaling groups are for, right? If set the autoscaler to keep one instance running it will spin another one when they retire the one you’re using.
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mnd999
4y ago
I’ve found ZFS performance on NVME to be somewhat disappointing, it’s a shame there’s no benchmarks.
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4y ago
I wish I had $212m to spend on something just to sunset it.
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4y ago
I haven't read the article because TLDR; but agile, particularly in it's earlier incarnations like XP is the least bad methodology I've used for most of the problems I've worked on in non-tech firms and small tech firms.
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4y ago
It’s gonna take more than that to stop Twitter’s decline.
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4y ago
Yes
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4y ago
My ISP asked my if I wanted filtering when I signed up. Amusingly if you say yes it suggests you find a different ISP.
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mnd999
4y ago
Sounds more like a push to get a bigger discount out of Microsoft.
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4y ago
Quite, I guess developers like that electron looks equally wrong everywhere? There’s teams of smart people at Apple, Microsoft, GNOME, KDE and other environments that spend a lot of time making things consistent (okay, perhaps not MS) so th
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mnd999
5y ago
Have you considered the possibility that the reason you’re not convincing people is that you’ve just got it wrong?
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