mook

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by mook 8mo ago
Didn't Nadella come from the Azure side? In that sense it'd make sense that what they were doing would spread to the rest of the company.
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by mook 8mo ago
If anything, it might unbreak things. I have my browser set to request, in order, English, a different English, then a non-English language. Some sites (Android docs, Gitlab, F-Droid) will send me the non-English content; Google even prefer
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by mook 8mo ago
Isn't 32bit counter 49 days? Assuming that one was counting milliseconds, at least. Only remember that because that's the limit for Windows 95…
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by mook 9mo ago
Specifically, it's disabling remote start, rather than the actual heating.
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by mook 9mo ago
It's quite possible to be creative while not contributing to society or whatnot. A crappy sand castle from a eight-year old that will be torn down when the tide comes in is not really contributing to anything useful, but can be quite c
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by mook 9mo ago
That's only if you want to watch specific things; some people just turn it on for entertainment, and change channels to have a spin at the roulette wheel for something better.
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by mook 9mo ago
Unfortunately you can't really statically link a GUI app. Also, if you happened to have linked that image to a.out it wouldn't work if you're using a kernel from this year, but that's probably not the case ;)
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by mook 9mo ago
Is there a reason the users must see all of the historic data too? Why not just have a post-commit hook render the current HEAD to static files, into something like GitHub Pages? That can be moved elsewhere / mirrored later if needed,
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by mook 10mo ago
That makes the mistake of thinking they'll care. Most likely they'll just keep downloading the encrypted garbage and never notice.
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by mook 10mo ago
Yeah, I hate how it made housing things locally without a proper domain name very difficult. My router _shouldn't_ have a globally recognized certificate, because it's not on a publicly visible host. There's certainly advanta
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by mook 10mo ago
Yeah, I learned that using Netscape 6 with a row of blue balls for icons; going from the older Mozilla builds with the Netscape 4-style icons it was a definite downgrade. Pheonix had a row of orange balls; they later switched to IE-style ic
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by mook 10mo ago
Shouldn't the files be signed by Microsoft, with a timestamp signature? That should (barring somebody locating a relevant private key) still mark them as not having been modified. Of course, how many people would know to check for the
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by mook 10mo ago
There's widespread issues with power banks in China, with a new CCC certification required, and recently something about upgraded enforcement because previously certified devices having been found to have issues. I'd rather go wit
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by mook 10mo ago
I think the only place I'd seen voting that wasn't just up or down was Slashdot, and all that did was let the user adjust weights for the dimensions. I do miss their voting though.
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by mook 11mo ago
As far as I can understand from the documentation, that doesn't actually specify in that config that one of them is required, does it? That is, if they _all_ fail to install as far as the system is concerned there's nothing wrong?
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by mook 11mo ago
It's also terribly documented. As an example, I don't think `satisfies` is in the docs outside of release notes. There's lots more stuff like that, which makes using it kind of frustrating.
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by mook 11mo ago
I thought GitHub Actions (in particular; not the rest of GitHub) was always Azure, because it was initially a fork of Azure Pipelines? GitHub as a whole, including the previously non-Azure bits, does seem flakier than a few years ago though
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by mook 11mo ago
Most websites do not need to process personal data (typically for analytics reasons); it's perfectly fine to run without that and only use personal data for transactional reasons, which AIUI doesn't require that sort of consent.
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by mook 11mo ago
Depending on whether it's a review of the item or the seller, that sounds like a good reason to rate it as one star, "item did not arrive". They did ask for that…
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by mook 11mo ago
I think that was a native IE API that Mozilla had to add support for, as well as document.all (Netscape used document.layers).
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by mook 11mo ago
What Netflix supports on their main website might not be what they care about, though; you used to be able to watch Netflix on the Nintendo Wii, and they probably still have some users on stupidly old smart TVs.
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by mook 1y ago
I use non-bare git because it's just transferring code between multiple machines for cross-platform locally run software; that is, it's just checkouts on mac, Windows, and Linux and commits being pushed amongst them. But then I al
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by mook 1y ago
There's plenty of open source things from Google and Microsoft that's been abandoned too; so you'd need to evaluate the project independently of the sponsor. This doesn't apply to close source things because you wouldn&#
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by mook 1y ago
Didn't tup do something like that? https://gittup.org/tup/index.html Haven't looked at it in a while, no idea if it got adoption. But initially the article sounded like it was describing a mix of tup and Micr
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by mook 1y ago
… the documentation for sync.Map literally says: > The Map type is specialized. Most code should use a plain Go map instead, with separate locking or coordination, for better type safety and to make it easier to maintain other invariants
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by mook 1y ago
KDE Connect works on Windows, and I think mac too. I get the feeling that it's really just people making stuff for themselves and sharing it with the world, and not trying to "win" in some fashion.
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by mook 1y ago
The camera was an off the shelf part (from a very specialty shelf I suppose). It had an SD card built in because some people might not have a thing to stream to; it's probably good for demos and cheap enough to be good for a bullet poi
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by mook 1y ago
Wasn't Via involved with Zhaoxin? That's still going as far as I know, doing something with Zen1 derived things.
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by mook 1y ago
The old dialogs used to be extensible, in that getting random software like mouse drivers to just add a new tab to the mouse control panel was the way to do things. The new one is, as far as I know, not that. So there's a chance that t
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by mook 1y ago
I would support that, as long as it specified all new cars (not existing ones). I drive a car with a touchscreen. Obviously, I'm not touching it in motion otherwise my position would be dumb… sometimes it does dumb things and I'll

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