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panki27
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My 2 cents as a sysadmin who has worked with countless systems and databases: there has never been a more unintuitive database system than Oracle (atleast from the administrative side). Anecdote: Back when I was just an apprentice, I was ta
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Powership
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I recently switched to PlatformIO for an embedded project. The IDE plugins are not necessary, you can easily get by with CLI tools alone (atleast I do).
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Working helpdesk, it's already hard enough for a human to figure out what a user actually wants. I doubt a machine will fare better.
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Personally, I feel like I can direct a computer to do what I want way more precisely using a terminal (or even classic GUI) right now than I ever could using the ambiguity of natural language.
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3y ago
Invidious is a web frontend. YoutubeDL is a downloader. So I don't really see what your question is getting at.
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Invidious – An open source alternative front-end to YouTube
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I read a good analogy recently: The titanic (cloud) is sinking, the engine room is already full of water, but the people in the ballroom (execs) are still celebrating with champagne, even though the warnings have been called multiple times.
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And it can be rather practical. I've flashed firmware onto some devices using an online tool.
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Volkswagen hit by IT outage, brand vehicle production in Germany halted
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My guess is expired root CA, but who knows?
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3y ago
Don't give them any ideas.
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StreetComplete – OpenStreetMap Surveyor App
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I auto rename the tab to the program that is running currently. So visually scan the window list for vim, then hit the prefix followed by the number of the window. But if you really need alt-tab, I can see why this won't work (unless y
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Or use a terminal multiplexer like tmux instead of "terminal tabs". Never leave the terminal, except for the browser.
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While you're at it, why not install a custom ROM without Google Services (and use MicroG for notifications and stuff).
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Thank you! I was massively confused there for a second.
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> This will require measuring a velocity change in the speed of light of <50 cm/s and more likely 10-20 cm/s (1 part in 3 × 10^9). Can someone explain to me why the speed of light changes?
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3y ago
What do you mean by "control the network card"?
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> Among the benefits of enabling mirrored networking in WSL are [...] the ability to connect to the WSL VM from the local area network (LAN) This is already possible, I distinctly remember SSHing to my WSL by network.
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3y ago
Always depends on what resources you have (compute, time). It's possible, but not easy. https://crypto.stackexchange.com/a/1982
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You are correct, I've tested it with my own domains. It does not know the ones running with a wildcard certificate for example.
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As far as I can tell this is just a fancy costume on top of Server Name Indication. So yes, yes you could (and I'd do it like that).
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These are not even remotely comparable. nginx is a webserver.
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It's explained in the article. Two waypoints had identical designators, which is an edge case not implemented in the software - not sure how this is a "late validation error" if the data is in fact valid. The root cause to me
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Sure, the reduced rate of accidents and emissions is just a useful side catch.
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I disagree. Cracking is, historically speaking, the act of circumventing copy protection mechanisms. So to me, cracking is one of the disciplines of hacking.
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BEGIN Delphi was what I had to use in my first apprenticeship/job, over 7 years ago now. Came home after the first day and my dad told me that's what he made his first Windows programs with, too - but 25+ years ago! After learning
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Interestingly, Microsoft Terminal renders all of these correctly!
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https://nitter.net/alexkaplan0/status/1684044616528453633
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