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by naranha 5y ago
I think docker/podman with firewalld behaves the same way. I was astonished when I found it out. I think you can however bind to localhost exclusively by using the ip in the argument: docker run -p 127.0.0.1:5555:5555 ....
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by naranha 5y ago
I wonder if this is simply a financial decision to get more money out of institutions that are using win10 and need the support... I think there is no technical reason for this move, because the Windows core code base does not seem to have
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by naranha 5y ago
Interesting how the embedded XML syntax resembles today's JSX, I wonder if it took inspiration from it.
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by naranha 5y ago
Well the article is from 2014, this should be mentioned in the title. I noticed it because the author was not even talking about the dataloader pattern used often in the context of GraphQL when asking for new patterns. In Node.JS the datalo
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by naranha 6y ago
...which makes the distinction even harder in node, because it is a callback based language. Nearly everything is based on my code being called. Sticking with the example of express.js, for me it feels more like a library since I'm sti
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by naranha 6y ago
The term framework itself is kind of hard to define and in many cases almost identical to "library". Is express.js a library or already framework? Or both? At least it calls itself a framework.. Many libraries or frameworks do one
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by naranha 6y ago
My concern was more about the animations switching workspaces being too jarring, but they are pretty smooth.
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by naranha 6y ago
I was a bit sceptical, but I have to say that the horizontal workspaces work pretty well. Working with GNOME 40 is both efficient and aesthetically pleasing. And as a side note performance is much better too on Fedora 34.
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by naranha 6y ago
> Workaround: None at this time. I wish I could say that to my customers...
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by naranha 6y ago
> I don’t know how I feel about Wayland. Me neither. On the one hand I switched over 2 years ago and it worked fine for the most part, there a still a few things missing. One of the things were headless displays and it seems like there w
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by naranha 6y ago
Unrelated to the article, but perhaps an interesting fact: as a Java programmer you perhaps know that using the class java.util.LinkedList is almost always worse in than using plain arrays or ArrayList. Even though there are much less alloc
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by naranha 6y ago
I don't get this whole debate. Who decides what is boring and what is exciting technology? Kubernetes can be pretty boring for somebody who worked with it for years, but an exciting, eye-opening experience for a team who has no experie
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by naranha 6y ago
Hey, I like that I can play around with RHEL without too much of a hassle. Nevertheless for me that is not a replacement for what CentOS was: easy to deploy for small or personal projects without requiring registration/sign-up and you
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by naranha 6y ago
Ah yes, that makes sense. I didn't understand they were talking about the ENV command at build time. It was the heading that got me on the wrong path, I think that should be clarified further: > Do not store secrets in environment v
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by naranha 6y ago
> Using ENV to store secrets is bad practice because Dockerfiles are usually distributed with the application, so there is no difference from hard coding secrets in code. This sounds wrong. If secrets are in the environment they are not
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by naranha 6y ago
Aren't relational AND syncable very difficult to combine? Foreign key references for example may not yet exist on one instance when they are synced. P/CouchDB and Git support multi master sync which is great, but they are not rela
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by naranha 6y ago
PHP is a html template engine, so using it to create an API sounds like "The wrong way" by definition. I think you actually need these frameworks in PHP to turn it into something other than a template engine. They recompile your c
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by naranha 6y ago
As said in the comments, some abstractions are possible with stored functions and views, in PostgreSQL you also have generated columns now. I'm sure there are more. Abstractions built on ORMs or query builders have the disadvantage tha
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by naranha 6y ago
Well, that's a lot of text to read. My (high-level) thoughts as a systemd user for 10 years is that it improved some things, made a few things worse, but I would not want to go back to the init.d days. Having a daemon around to manage
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by naranha 6y ago
On the bright side, the performance tax we had to pay before the current generation of frameworks was often the "full page reload" tax, needing to parse megabytes of CSS, JS for almost every user interaction.
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by naranha 6y ago
A question I ask myself often is what niche does a language fill, and it seems a little like the traditional niche of PHP has been eroded away in the last decade. Many of the things that gave PHP an edge (ease of deployment, templating with
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by naranha 7y ago
Another Pro is that they can be read client-side, so the server and the client have an agreement on who the user is and what their attributes are (if they are defined in the JWT payload).
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by naranha 7y ago
Strange, it seems to work fine for me on 2 FHD monitors at least. Maybe I just don't see it...
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by naranha 7y ago
Most xorg drivers have an option to run in tearfree mode. Another dealbreaker for me (i did the i3 sway journey this summer) is the early stage of remote desktop. With x it is super easy to spin up a nice vncserver. I also miss setxkbmap, x
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by naranha 7y ago
Also in my experience DB Schemas often (but not always) outlast logic implemented in applications. The more the business assumptions reside in the database, the easier it becomes to rewrite applications on top of it later.
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by naranha 7y ago
One legitimate use case could be calculated values that you want to use in several apps (written in different languages) and in SQL reporting.
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by naranha 7y ago
Is systemd-nspawn more secure?
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by naranha 7y ago
Yes that's true - it's a backwards compatible change. Still, static analysis is necessary when you upgrade dependencies and for your own code. For example for seeing whether adding a type to a property breaks code somewhere else.
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by naranha 7y ago
I'm still not so convinced by PHP's runtime type checking system. It adds a little overhead, I guess that's not such a big problem, but it adds also new classes of runtime exceptions that can only be caught using tests, or wi
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by naranha 7y ago
> Magento is not exactly known for well written code As are many/most PHP 5.6 projects > Probably their code should not be used. In reality it is - unfortunately. And many smaller companies don't have the capacity to change.

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