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by pferde 1y ago
This is called "break-glass procedure" in enterprise IT (as in "break glass in case of emergency"), and often consists of independent, normally unused, admin accounts on key systems, access info for which is locked in so
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by pferde 1y ago
As someone who has been running a lot for past 30 years, I respectfully disagree. This is objectively a bad idea, no matter what the "factors" or "sense of" these factors is, or what the runner's subjective situatio
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by pferde 1y ago
Not when you have flu. Or a stress fracture on your leg.
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by pferde 1y ago
What I want is not autocorrect, because that won't teach me anything. I want it to yell at me loudly and point to the syntactical error. Autocorrect is a scourge of humanity.
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by pferde 1y ago
Matrix 4 did not do much of anything with, well, anything. Maybe except for the meta-commentary in the first act where the lead character is hesitant to make a pointless sequel to a popular franchise, but is forced to by his corporate abuse
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by pferde 1y ago
Just an almost meaningless nitpick, but biometrics are "something you are", aka. the third of the famed three factors. :)
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by pferde 1y ago
Yes, but at least they're reliable and predictable. Two things you desperately want in software development.
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by pferde 1y ago
Smaller forums are more likely to handle moderation effectively and in a timely manner. I frequent a few such forums, and have seen consistently good moderating for many years.
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by pferde 1y ago
Could the difference between your experience and that of today's teenagers be in the fact that in your time, there were no online content farms hyperoptimized for maximum addictiveness, after their owners invested millions (if not bill
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by pferde 1y ago
No, what they should have done is to increase the fine progressively for repeat offenders.
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by pferde 1y ago
That's the neat part - there is none!
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by pferde 1y ago
This should be the top comment.
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by pferde 1y ago
But they wouldn't be under any obligation to you. They would be under obligation to whoever they distribute their modifications of your code. That's it.
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by pferde 2y ago
I've found the server-side search functionality works very well, if you have good server implementation. Dovecot's, for example. And as for treating IMAP like POP, yes, there are clients that only pay lip service to "having I
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by pferde 2y ago
No, all of those are needs. Some of them are merely a bit higher on the Maslow's hierarchy.
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by pferde 2y ago
I can't imagine how anyone could even achieve such state. There will always be that skill I do not yet have, that book I haven't read yet, that hobby I haven't tried yet, that place I haven't yet traveled to, etc. etc. M
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by pferde 2y ago
Anything to avoid changing that "2" at the end to "3", huh?
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by pferde 2y ago
Do you know of any documentation to get SSB bootstrapped? I tried several times, but I hit a wall of not being able to find any active communities, plus there were old-style, technically obsolete communities and new-style communities, and h
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by pferde 2y ago
There is a guy on Twitch that is playing a Crusader Kings 3 game where (some of the) NPC characters are "played" by chatgpt, in that he gave instructions to it regarding what traits the character has, and has conversations in Engl
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by pferde 2y ago
It's got a Search section for looking up new apps, and an Updates section for maintaining already installed ones. There's nothing else I need nor want from an "appstore". The only gripe I have is that screenshots on indi
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by pferde 2y ago
Or make the "turned off" state block all traffic, just like closing a water valve, or a road gate. I never understood why network firewalls did not default to this.
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by pferde 2y ago
There already is a Reddit-like application that uses ActivityPub. It's called Lemmy ( https://join-lemmy.org/ ).
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by pferde 2y ago
Can you run it as "kate --session MySession", with different sessions in different shortcuts, as needed? There is also "Load last session" option in Kate's configuration, if you only ever use one session.
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by pferde 2y ago
I just hit Win+K, and my OS runs a simple text editor of my choice for me. Maybe I'm getting old, but using a browser for something you have available natively seems like an antipattern to me.
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by pferde 2y ago
So does the European Parliament: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/at-your-service/en/stay-infor...
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by pferde 2y ago
So you're saying "be nice to people different from you, otherwise you're a scum" is too unacceptable for half of the USA? Not anything to be proud of.
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by pferde 2y ago
I guess that's the best case scenario right now. The worst case scenario is Trump pulling out of NATO completely, and (effectively or officially) allying with Russia. I really hope I'm just not seeing all the pieces, and that such
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by pferde 2y ago
All other things aside, don't you think choosing a convicted sex offender over an empty suit is quite damning on its own? Are his values the values USA wants to promote both internally and externally? Apparently so. :(
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by pferde 2y ago
That is all well and true, and the vulnerabilities are getting fixed, but that is off-topic to the posted article. The article is more about the Rust io_uring async implementation breaking assumption that Rust's async makes, in that a
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by pferde 2y ago
While I agree with pretty much all you wrote, I'd like to point out that e-mail, out of all the services one could conceivably self-host, is quite resilient to temporary outages. You just need to have another backup mail server somewhe

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