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by nkuttler 9y ago
Wow, this kept getting better and better, I didn't expect to make it through the entire text. Some parts are shocking.
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by nkuttler 10y ago
I also peak 1-2 hrs after getting up.
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by nkuttler 10y ago
Thanks for the reply. I guess forking each repo wouldn't scale well?
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by nkuttler 10y ago
Why does your service ask for write access to my repos?
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by nkuttler 10y ago
> Why then? Because it's a different planet.
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by nkuttler 10y ago
I recently ordered a cheap product from a vendor in china. As I found out later this vendor has 99% negative reviews that all say the same: money taken, product not delivered, and this has been going on for months. At least I got my money b
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by nkuttler 10y ago
That's my point, you don't gain anything except a different directory structure. And if you stuff everything into one directory, size.
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by nkuttler 10y ago
If you can't distribute individual directories/packages as stand-alone apps this entire exercise seems pointless, it just becomes a fancy filesystem hierarchy.
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by nkuttler 10y ago
The "how can this possibly work" section shows the problem: System libraries are links to app directories. Basically, you end up bundling the same libs over and over again in your applications. Just imagine having several identica
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by nkuttler 10y ago
My bank does this as well. It's unfathomable, they went straight from a 90s site to a touch-friendly-desktop-hostile site. Not sure if incompetent devs or stupid management, or both.
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by nkuttler 10y ago
WordPress isn't even properly GPL-licensed. No license in the top-level app file [1] [2]. The included license file doesn't selectively attach itself to all relevant files, and not to source files that have a different license [3]
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by nkuttler 10y ago
You're absolutely right. OP picked an arbitrary feature though without telling how it affects the world around him and resorted to hyperbole. You actually have a point.
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by nkuttler 10y ago
Does Photoshop have an open source license yet? If not, they can make all they want, but Photoshop will still be lagging 20 years behind GIMP. See how silly that sounds?
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by nkuttler 10y ago
Smart contracts that can be modified post-hoc, through consensus or (after a precedent was made that it is possible) legislation or a judge are not smart.
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by nkuttler 10y ago
Notice how in the article nothing is "built", all that happens is an npm install. It sounds like make is used to manage a project and perhaps do things like running unit tests, pushing code to stage/qa/prod, fetch data f
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by nkuttler 10y ago
Make is a great tool for automating simple things, but if you use a programming language you should probably use native automation tools for common tasks. If you have any non-trivial logic or want to enable code-reuse make doesn't seem
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by nkuttler 10y ago
This entire thing is just bizarre, I feel like there's a lack of openness from both sides in their communication. No side tries to inform their users about what really happened. I guess the best case is that one side (or both) can&#x27
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by nkuttler 10y ago
> It's tough! It really depends on which tools you use. Yes, wp has a horrific URL routing mechanism, and on top of that can randomly redirect 404 pages by guessing the target.
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by nkuttler 10y ago
I consider that a feature. When a change has proven to be good enough I copy it into my repository. I prefer to rsync the files though.
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by nkuttler 11y ago
What about it is specifically "for developers"?
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by nkuttler 11y ago
> The only tool in this game that is not braindead is chef. Yeah, right... https://docs.saltstack.com/en/latest/ref/renderers/all/
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by nkuttler 11y ago
I don't know, I don't want letsencrypt to touch my config files. It just works fine without that "magic" anyway if you're willing to add a few lines to a config file.
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by nkuttler 11y ago
The official letsencrypt client never touched any of my config files, it doesn't have to if you prefer to do it yourself.
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by nkuttler 11y ago
It makes absolutely no difference by how much the block size is increased, it would always be an incompatible fork of the network, and that's contentious. That making a "small" change is some kind of compromomise is a lie tol
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by nkuttler 11y ago
There are no links to more relevant information either. It seems like one of the most basic features of HTML, and arguably it's most important one, wasn't used.
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by nkuttler 11y ago
And you spent countless hours or even days finding the most relevant documents.
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by nkuttler 11y ago
You trust the end users to back up their private keys?
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by nkuttler 11y ago
Why not for low volume sites?
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by nkuttler 11y ago
How about eating a diet where you don't have to count calories to get to or maintain a healthy weight? Fat is very satiating.
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by nkuttler 11y ago
Very interesting, and quite impressive. I've used iipsrv in the past https://github.com/ruven/iipsrv http://iipimage.sourceforge.net/

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