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nofunsir
11mo ago
Unit tests does not make Software Engineering. That's simply part of the development phase, which should be the smallest phase out of all the phases involved in REAL Software Engineering, which is rarely even done these days, outside o
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nofunsir
11mo ago
I see Gianluca Martino let arduino.com lapse/is squatting it. Maybe the experiment is done? Is Adafruit no longer #TeamArduinoCC ?
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nofunsir
11mo ago
Tangentially related. Youtube web is now, as of the last month, strictly enforcing "referrer header" for embedded videos. Even if you spoof it, it doesn't always work. You can't navigate directly to "youtube.com
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nofunsir
1y ago
are rust devs the new vegans?
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nofunsir
1y ago
>AI training is fair use. You say that so confidently as if it's not the subject of a heated controversial debate this very moment.
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nofunsir
1y ago
>people who are completely computer illiterate, but need to use a computer for work/school etc and have no desire to learn the basics of using a desktop OS. basically gen zalpha.
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nofunsir
1y ago
Nope. I know a couple were on macrumors forums. And to be clear, there were suspicions of Apple slowing down devices to get you to upgrade far before Batterygate. It used to be painfully obvious, but with apple's protections it wasn&#x
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nofunsir
1y ago
Before the whole "batterygate" thing[1], there were forums and discussions on macrumors and similar inquiring about the feasibility of inserting no-op codes deep below the kernel that would kick in under certain conditions. Post-b
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nofunsir
1y ago
Shhh - they'll hear you! Surely it will be deleted as soon as some manager remembers it exists.
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nofunsir
1y ago
I just want normal buttons and dials back. Not time-based capacitance buttons that take 5.02 seconds to activate, not 5.0 seconds; nor free-spinning encoder wheels that mandate you give it a jiggle before the washer does anything, even if i
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nofunsir
1y ago
Website owner has disallowed Wayback Machine.
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nofunsir
1y ago
To add, it's really satisfying to build your own, push it and host it on your own internal repo that anyone in your group can use. "Just go get the DEV image, Josh."
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nofunsir
1y ago
Wait... this whole time reading this thread, I'm racking my brain for what bitnami provided (I used to use them before docker came around. I never would have got Redmine up and going without them -- the install seemed so foreign.) that
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nofunsir
1y ago
I personally sent several scathing emails directly to directors about the issue. I have a long iMessage history and there was a point that just entering a single character in the search field would lock up my mac, let alone my older iPhone.
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nofunsir
1y ago
I still go to File looking for File > Preferences and File > Quit.
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nofunsir
1y ago
No, ads aren't the solution for everything, and in my opinion anything.
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nofunsir
1y ago
It appears they are returning a 403 if you don't allow any cookies.
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YouTube now won't load without cookies
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1y ago
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nofunsir
1y ago
When Apple first launched face ID, there was talk (I can't remember where) of developers being excited about the possibility of tracking where their users were looking.
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nofunsir
1y ago
Ironically, they'd try to get you ... or someone... anyone! on fraud. Can you imagine the same argument made in the example of getting up and going to the kitchen? > Your honor, they agreed to our terms and conditions which stipulat
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nofunsir
1y ago
No it's not. It's shining a light on where the real WWW goalposts are and always have been.
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nofunsir
1y ago
The pedantry comes not from someone using their User Agent however they want to use it. It comes from a company trying to (with receipts and lawsuits to prove it) LITERALLY redefine the World Wide Web into their own money making machine, an
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nofunsir
1y ago
>I can view it under any terms I chose until they find a way to exclude me without excluding all the attention that being on the public Web gives them. This is the unsung argument everyone forgets! It goes to the very start of why someon
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nofunsir
1y ago
Does Schrodinger's cat study Fourier transforms?
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nofunsir
1y ago
I prefer the Feynman approach to answering Why questions... until they throw me out.
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1y ago
I fundamentally disagree with many of their reasonings. e.g. tinting the so-called "Content Layer" instead of all the buttons, or demanding "steady state" to be "visually quiet", which is highly subjective. The
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nofunsir
1y ago
It literally is Jennifer Lawrence's fault. No joke. Same with the forced emails you get ANYTIME you login to iCloud via web.
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nofunsir
1y ago
Ironically, daily standups:project_management::frequent_reauth:security
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nofunsir
1y ago
Only once a day? Sounds heavenly. Try every time you turn around and use your air-gapped dev PC for 5 minutes, while trying to keep a reference PDF from online up on your corporate PC to read.
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1y ago
In my area, most of the glass recycled gets sent to the landfill as a daily layer drainage cover.
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