oauea

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by oauea 5y ago
> The "use this app as the 'default' default browser" behaviour? Yes, this. If the app id is actually baked into the OS that seems shadier than usual.
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by oauea 5y ago
Anyone know how they do this? Is this one of those APIs that exist but you're not allowed to use (unless you're Google) if you want to get published on the play store?
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by oauea 5y ago
Pro tip: Don't pretend to know better than everyone else, then go "no no no" like an 8 year old when someone asks for info ;) It's ok to admit you're wrong.
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by oauea 5y ago
> Rathole What is that? Not having much luck: https://www.google.com/search?q=Rathole+software
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by oauea 5y ago
> The impact of the pricing changes depends on customers’ use cases and usage. While some customers may see an increase in their bills, we’re also introducing new options for some services to better align with usage, which could lower so
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by oauea 5y ago
Guess you never matured past the 8 year old's level of arguing: No no no nananana i'm right sticks fingers in ears
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by oauea 5y ago
I like it when I tell a website it can play video, that it can also play more video without having me click again and again.
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by oauea 5y ago
Sounds like a good way to get everyone there infected.
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by oauea 5y ago
or even just "they"
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by oauea 5y ago
Well, you are.
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by oauea 5y ago
Could you explain how this compares with https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Audit_trigger_91plus / https://github.com/2ndQuadrant/audit-trigger/blob/master/aud... ?
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by oauea 5y ago
Is this done to avoid Russian censorship? If so, interesting that Twitter's move is to go out of their way so they can still do business with Russians, while most other companies have decided that the correct choice is to sever all tie
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by oauea 5y ago
So you're admitting you were completely wrong?
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by oauea 5y ago
Go ahead and give some examples of cases where the reflog won't help but tagging will?
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by oauea 5y ago
That sounds extremely unlikely. Did you look into what the reflog actually is? And a tag is literally just a pointer to a commit hash. Sure, you can tag it, but don't embarrass yourself by pushing it to a remote.
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by oauea 5y ago
Or just write down the commit hash. Or just learn your tools and stop worrying because git reflog got you covered.
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by oauea 5y ago
The performance impact is real
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by oauea 5y ago
> But what would that solve? Nothing, which is amusing irony.
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by oauea 5y ago
Sure does sound like racism to me, just like Reddit's stance that you can't be racist against white people.
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by oauea 5y ago
All the steroids must've finally gone to his head
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by oauea 5y ago
Sure, like 7 years. https://business.gov.nl/regulation/keeping-business-records/
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by oauea 5y ago
That depends entirely on what they're logging and why.
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by oauea 5y ago
> If a user requires to be deleted, you have to delete everything, there can be no trace of their existence. False. Transaction data must be kept for legal reasons and deletion requests do not apply to it.
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by oauea 5y ago
Anyone who does will have Apple users complaining in no time.
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by oauea 5y ago
> One answer as a reader to deal with the circularity by reading the documentation and then reading the documentation again and then read it again until you know where everything is and then you look it up. I like opening such docs twice
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by oauea 5y ago
Bitbucket allows the repository administrator to set up a mapping of email address to user. I think this is a nice middle ground.
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by oauea 5y ago
Unless there is video & audio of them being alive, this is most likely just propaganda. And even then, deepfakes are getting pretty good these days.
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by oauea 5y ago
How are you going to do code review and manage that discussion?
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by oauea 5y ago
> A government-sponsored test So not an actual event.
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by oauea 5y ago
Got a link to a news article about such an event?

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