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I agree otherwise all we’d need is a TOTP master password, and login to a service without password
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Beeware Projects: https://beeware.org/project/projects/
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> When I've tried to talk to my manager, he's told me we have to think about how maintainable the project is. Let me guess your packages aren’t up to date either and no one checks if they’re maintained? Tell your manager when t
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5y ago
When talking about black and white images we take into account the full pallete of grayscale tones. For me free software is everything gray and above on the scale between pure freedom and closed.
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Background queue pulling from the db and pausing / retrying failed jobs
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Had this problem. Enabling the preference so it powers off automatically instead of sleeping fixed that.
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Boosting Broadband Access
(gov.scot)
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If you can set/ give consent via browser ui then the banner is obsolete. Unfortunately I’m not hearing any noises coming from that direction. It’s not just for cookies btw.
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Your job is to create a safe space where they are comfortable learning and making mistakes.
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Kaspersky make a problem out of installing unknown extensions and but there is no exploit, the worst thing mentioned in the article that an extension can do is “change speed limits”. That’s a lot more benign than the GitHub Updater similar
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A preference for developing in Python.
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Would you consider a refund policy or dry run trial with pro home? The free version doesn’t support modern Python versions so to see if it works.
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300 * TIME_IN_SECONDS
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5y ago
Performance per dollar is my benchmark
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5y ago
The application at least on macOS appears bespoke as it was missing connect on startup and a few other things I rely on so switched to Mullvad.
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5y ago
So this is a rails alternative?
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5y ago
Great to read an article around adding some dynamic sauce on top of Hugo. The curly braces everywhere when using logic in the templating sure makes things less elegant, for me.
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yast
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5y ago
The github instructions mention a scrape old script so perhaps that would warrant a notice as well.
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Boot time from 30s to 6-10s!
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Teens see the result of the internet on their mental health, and decide to forego it yes. Even lawmakers clued up
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5y ago
Yeah the current generation sees right through software as a tracking service.
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5y ago
Not sure what it does can someone explain this in with a contrasting example?
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5y ago
This is great, looking forward to play about with it and see if we can get zero config tool chains setup
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Apart from this disagreement, donationware is super tough, the conversion rates aren't great in general -- and this will reinforce the assumption that linux users don't want to pay. It's a shame all round.
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5y ago
Yup and 5 million people that can vote in a general election weren’t allowed to vote.
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When I was reimplementing “reset state” for a logo click I knew it should have been serverside rendering.
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Flagged as title is significantly incorrect. It’s a proposal
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5y ago
Couldn't a adblocker block the largest javascript blob loaded by the page? Most likely it's gtm. Also with a bit of machine learning it could recognise the patterns in the js blob, no?
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5y ago
Why is the DNT header deprecated? https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/DN... It’s still useful if supported by some browsers, no?
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