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by ninkendo 3y ago
> ask for my email address for your newsletter So you’re the one who actually wants that popup? I guess the world really is coming to an end, I couldn’t imagine a single person who actually thinks to themselves “I wish a popup would ha
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by ninkendo 3y ago
> I despise squashs. It encourages people to tread git commit as a glorified ^S of their work. I can’t imagine working with git any other way. Do you hold off committing because you haven’t collected your thoughts enough to craft a good
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by ninkendo 3y ago
Stories about how you went to narnia and back may be useful to a future contributor who finds themselves in narnia. This is very likely not the last time that an invalid byte sequence will show up in one of the source files in this tree, an
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by ninkendo 3y ago
Apple can’t even get lldb to not crash trying to show me the values of variables in the current stack frame… the intuitiveness of the UI is far from the top of my priority list.
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by ninkendo 3y ago
It feels like you’re arguing with me, but I’ve already said twice that the comfort level is still an unknown and that if it’s too uncomfortable I’m going to return it. Also worth pointing out that the mouse seamlessly moves from your Mac sc
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by ninkendo 3y ago
The vision pro is far cheaper than an Apple Pro XDR, and input glitches shouldn't be a problem as I'm using a physical mouse and keyboard. Plus I get to add additional apps outside the screen if visionOS natively supports them (Sl
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by ninkendo 3y ago
I ordered mine on day one and it'll get here Friday. I work from home and intend to use it at my desk for (1) a bigger display for my mac and (2) native apps for things like Slack/video conferencing/notes/imessage/e
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by ninkendo 3y ago
The Apple watch was 100% post-Steve, conception to delivery [0]. This is definitely the first post-Jony Ive product though. (Rumors are that Ive was against the idea of doing a headset from the start, so it happened either without him, or a
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by ninkendo 3y ago
If you are old enough to have watched the moon landings on TV, my bet is that we will not see a manned mars mission in your lifetime. (I have my doubts it will happen in the next 40 years.)
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by ninkendo 3y ago
Sending hostnames isn’t required for DHCPv4 either. If we want to talk about ill-behaved clients, I don’t see why you can count this as a negative for mDNS but not stateful DHCP.
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by ninkendo 3y ago
> I can do a rough inventory of my IPv4 home network (120 devices) by looking at hostnames for DHCPv4 leases, no such thing exists for IPv6. I can do the same thing with mDNS, there’s no need to run a stateful DHCP server. avahi-br
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by ninkendo 3y ago
I wonder when the NFL is going to finally abandon all the various single-game exclusivity deals and just say “the only way to watch NFL games is through the NFL app.” Cable would die overnight. The NFL could basically charge what they wante
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by ninkendo 3y ago
https://xkcd.com/865/
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by ninkendo 3y ago
Agreed. My favorite part is that you don’t need any special consideration for local/WAN splits in DNS. Your DNS address for your homelab server is the same address on your LAN as it is on the WAN, so your DNS can just be the same. Thus
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by ninkendo 3y ago
> It's equally wrong to rig up a context like that and say that therefore prs should be squashed. Why? It’s super helpful for me. It makes me a better engineer, and nobody I work with has to care that this is happening, because it’s
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by ninkendo 3y ago
Who will receive the funding from this tax? What criteria would you use to distribute funding? Windfall for the NPM leftpad module I guess.
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by ninkendo 3y ago
Say I run “git commit -am wip” in a for loop in the background, then squash everything before I make a PR. Is it your position to at every single character change I make in my editor should be preserved? That’s kind of crazy right? I think
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by ninkendo 3y ago
Interesting. I’ve tried macOS and OpenBSD and they both require using ping6 to ping IPv6 addresses. I wonder if FreeBSD changed this recently or if it was always that way. Regardless, macOS is the elephant in the room here as it’s a lot mor
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by ninkendo 3y ago
fd::/8 addresses (really fc00::/7) are ULA addresses [0], defined as non-routable local addresses, so it’s expected that you can’t get out to the internet through just that address. Do you have any smart home devices? Protocols li
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by ninkendo 3y ago
> You can use just "ping" with a IPv6 address and it should work Not on BSD-derived operating systems (macOS included). You must use ping6 to ping an IPv6 address (including a hostname that only publishes AAAA records.) From `m
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by ninkendo 3y ago
I don’t understand… why do you consider the way longer one to be more readable than the shorter one? I find the colon string a lot easier to read, a lot easier to compare at a glance, and a lot easier to memorize.
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by ninkendo 3y ago
Yeah I just totally failed at reading comprehension there, sorry. I read “spinner” and assumed you were referring to one of those dial things that scrolls around a UI screen and focuses elements, I should have read literally the next words
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by ninkendo 3y ago
To me it’s not about physical vs touchscreen, it’s about being able to do common controls without having to browse through contextual menus. I should be able to pause the music with a dedicated button (I don’t care much if it’s physical, bu
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by ninkendo 3y ago
I think the virtual mac screen is limited to 4K resolution, which means you can “zoom” it as much as you want, but you won’t be able to fit “more content” on it. That is to say, there’s a difference between having a huge screen with a matc
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by ninkendo 3y ago
There doesn’t seem to be anything balancing the weight on the vision pro, the weight appears to be all in the front. You’re going to be feeling torque rotating your head forward about the axis of your neck, regardless of how good the strap
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by ninkendo 3y ago
> They don' build this, because, as many other commentors point out, the few people that would benefit from such a toggle, don't outweigh the amount of engagement, data, and usage it generates. That makes no sense. Say I'm
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by ninkendo 3y ago
Why is it a given that GitHub slowing me down by making me engaged with the site more, will make me spread more word of mouth/etc? Everyone in this thread is just assuming a link here, but I don’t see it at all. GH annoys the shit of
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by ninkendo 3y ago
I think I know what engagement is , but I’m wondering why you think Microsoft benefits from me being engaged with GitHub?
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by ninkendo 3y ago
It would be a baffling decision for GitHub to make any product decisions based on engagement. They don’t even serve ads, what benefit do they have to an engaged user?
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by ninkendo 3y ago
> some people had fewer than 3-4 hours per day to actually work. 3-4 hours per day? That seems like a lot to me! Looking at my calendar, I’m lucky if I get that many hours per week. (It’s not all scrum shit, but let’s just say between sy

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