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by oefrha 3y ago
Given the huge number of wide open production Mongo/ES/etc. instances dumped over the years, I wager having heard of ufw puts you among the top 50% of people deploying shit.
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by oefrha 3y ago
This is just a static marketing site for a desktop app. They don’t even have a discussion forum — feedback is handled by GitHub issues. Bragging about how simple their deployment is for a static marketing site and how it’s able to handle a
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by oefrha 3y ago
The problem is too many people are announcing OSS forks so it’s hard to align development efforts and users are confused. No one’s begging Redis Labs (which didn’t create Redis in the first place and only took over the brand with VC money w
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by oefrha 3y ago
Japan has a population of 123mm, 1.5x that of Germany next to it. It’s not a small country.
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by oefrha 3y ago
> This is the key that is used by the devices to verify that the APK can be installed on top of another. Given that one option here is to let Google sign with a new key and keep things updated (dropping support for old devices in the pro
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by oefrha 3y ago
> You can sign those with your own key, but then you need to share your private upload key to keep compatibility. Or you don't share it and Google signs it with a new key, leaving old devices behind. I don’t get it: app can’t be up
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by oefrha 3y ago
If you do that in your own app, you might as well just show a QR code which the user scans and opens up the app for approval. Code as backup. Having to type in an alphanumeric code (talking about Steam Guard, not standard TOTP) when the app
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by oefrha 3y ago
Pretty sure YouTube has been losing a lot of money every year before they very aggressively ramped up ad frequency and duration as well as subscriptions in recent years. They could only do that thanks to Google’s main cash cow; YouTube woul
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by oefrha 3y ago
It’s parallelized. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36218330
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by oefrha 3y ago
We (at least the author and I) are talking about front end development here where most reloads are tweaking markup and stylesheets and shouldn’t introduce any error. And half a minute or longer reloads are unacceptable for those. I don’t ne
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by oefrha 3y ago
You’re a front end developer but you don’t need to make small tweaks all the time? “At the end of addressing all of the obvious errors, I have something that works.” is irrelevant to large swaths of front end code, which is basically always
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by oefrha 3y ago
With apps, you can certainly grant access to individual repos instead of all repos. Yes I’ve tried. Here’s how this thread went: brycelarkin: Mintlify’s GitHub app asked for permissions to access all my repos. You: Developers don’t have the
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by oefrha 3y ago
If half a decade is new, sure. Except I was replying to someone claiming “I don't think GitHub will ever learn”, commenting on an article from a company created in 2021.
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by oefrha 3y ago
Wrong. “GitHub Apps” always (?) had fine-grained repo-scoped permissions, it’s the “OAuth apps” that are stuck with coarse-grained permissions. So developers do have the option, it’s even the preferred option.[1] > In general, GitHub App
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by oefrha 3y ago
I somehow doubt that’s the case when all the guys are idle (for months there was no structure at all and I could see everything).
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by oefrha 3y ago
Not only poor record keeping, a lot of longest living people in Japan at least are simply descendants committing pension fraud. Well, I guess that also counts as poor record keeping.
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by oefrha 3y ago
It took the better part of a year for a small ~3000 sqft single story building to be built next to my (American) residence. Dudes showed up every weekday around 8am and left around 5pm, but they all seemed to be standing around doing nothin
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by oefrha 3y ago
My impression as well. I could be totally wrong, but it feels like the work of someone who’s got the fediverse hammer and who’s also too immersed in the social media one-place-to-consume-them-all mindset to realize the absurdity.
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by oefrha 3y ago
I have, and it’s not. (I steer clear of politics.) I have been involved in pointless edit wars, but that’s just human nature: give them a comment thread and they’ll argue to death (plenty of case studies on this site, the older wikis where
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by oefrha 3y ago
Two years ago gitlab.com stopped allowing anonymous users to search issue trackers[1], which is nuts if you want to host anything there for which your users might want to search through existing issues. I don't think I've interact
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by oefrha 3y ago
Back when I was in grad school, I TA’ed a physics course with an older grad student in our department, and although he was technically in our department (Princeton Physics) under an advisor here, he was actually living in New York and worki
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by oefrha 3y ago
IIRC the 2021 follow-on article was more informative. Discussed at the time: A Dishonest, Indifferent, and Toxic Culture - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26211670 - Feb 2021 (191 comments)
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by oefrha 3y ago
> Dr. Lauren Oshman, a family physician and associate professor at the University of Michigan Medical School, says she initially experienced some patient resistance and anger about the prospect of being billed for emails. > Now, she s
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by oefrha 3y ago
The domain click target is too big, it's a div spanning the whole width of the card, so it's easy to accidentally open the domain root instead of the link, especially on mobile, which is something I would probably never intend. (O
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by oefrha 3y ago
Back in the day? What’s the modern way to do it if not stty sane?
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by oefrha 3y ago
If you need reset(1) to clear the screen and scrollback buffer all the time (it shouldn’t clear the buffer btw, don’t know why you think it does if you really do it all the time), consider using your terminal emulator’s native keyboard shor
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by oefrha 3y ago
You need to export all the text as curves to get predictable font and rendering (the fonts used in the image obviously aren’t your regular web-safe fonts), and that’s not gonna be small with a lot of text.
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by oefrha 3y ago
Seems Meta’s (or at least Messenger’s) RE defense is quite lenient here. Should be trivial for them to drop IsUsingSandbox() from prod builds entirely, that’s before we get into advanced obfuscation techniques.
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by oefrha 3y ago
“Java is becoming more like Kotlin” lands you on the lower half of front page at best. “More like Rust”? Instant upvotes, #2 right now.
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by oefrha 3y ago
Sure, > But the notion that anything coming out of our earnings report is in direct result of the rate increase, is completely false. emphasis on the rate increase. But of course there was a rate hike in 2023 as well: The average PG

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