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> the way they’ve implemented search in paginated results is the most actively hostile UX decision I’ve ever encountered Who is the "they" in that sentence? Each AWS product team writes their own console UI, as far as I know,
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Not to mention I think people would also find the names of those responsible and the stench would follow their names forever.
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It seems they're the ones with 8 GB of ram, so probably closer to $75 each.
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If you don't mind me asking, how do your other workloads access the storage on it, NFS? The stumbling block for NFS for me is identity and access management.
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4y ago
You can get value out of yabai even without disabling SIP to add the hooks into Dock.app. The things it needs that for isn't that long of a list, see the first bulleted list here https://github.com/koekeishiya/ya
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4y ago
This person [0] also had that issue, they found that for their monitors for whatever reason, using the contextual screen IDs instead of the persistent ones always results in a consistent configuration. Might be worth a shot. [0] https:&#x
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4y ago
Probably "we hire from anywhere in the world, but for this position because of coverage reasons we would prefer somebody from these time zones". The other regions that are usually used alongside EMEA are LATAM ("the Americas
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> All the payment platforms provide ways to persist cardholder information, in a way that allows it to be reused but never read. This is usually called tokenization, if you want to search for it.
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In that case you're almost completely screwed... but you would want to know sooner rather than later, right?
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I've thought about something similar for spam calls: I can play whack-a-mole blocking individual numbers, but it won't scale fast enough and scammers will always get to me. I can rely on iphone's "scam likely" not
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4y ago
> I believe the core issue is devs like above never take the time to “grok” Git. I believe part of this is due to the lack of a tool like above to teach easily, but also because devs want to ignore the “how” of their tool working to find
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> A class of users expect a packaging tool that provides a cohesive experience (like npm (NodeJS), [...], etc) – a single tool that provides a build system, dependency manager, publishing, running project-specific tasks/scripts, etc
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4y ago
Licentiates certainly aren't commonly used in the States, but there are several programs that offer ecclesial licentiates like Licentiate of Sacred Theology or Licentiate of Canon Law, which are each required for work in certain areas
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4y ago
A tiny nitpick: roguelikes in general don't really use Manhattan distance (but it's not Euclidean either). For instance, for getting to a tile that's 5 east and 3 north from where you are, .....x^3 ......| ......|
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4y ago
Ah, thank you, the post says "But as you could see from the video progress bar, I am not finished yet" but doesn't embed the video or have a link to it anywhere that I could see.
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I sat down literally last night and started sketching out the scratch-my-own-itch solution to more or less exactly this problem, because I too have meme-aphasia where I know there exists a meme that fits perfectly in a conversation, but I
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4y ago
Out of curiosity, is your hammerspoon substitute fit for showing off ? I'm a tiling window manager refugee and I love hammerspoon but every time I try to dive into making something like my old xmonad setup, I run into macos-specific i
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For what it's worth, I got it working in (arm64) Win 10 on UTM on an m1 max MBP (presumably using windows's x86-to-arm translation?), it works great.
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4y ago
I would want that system to log those changes to whatever monitoring system is being used, or integrate with the deployment system as a "deploy", so that when some oncall person is trying to figure out why the entire fleet is pegg
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4y ago
You'd have to care about the difference between indexing with a literal and indexing with variables of different types/widths, and how indexing with a variable interacts with the size of the area. For instance if you have an int a
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found https://utdemir.com/posts/ann-distributed-dataset.html , which makes me think that kind of distributed approach could be workable for channable (the default existing backend spins up lambda workers and stores int
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4y ago
There are conduit actions (like dedup, sort) that require all the previous action's output to be ready and available before they can start producing any output. All the discussion of GC-friendliness of caches makes me think that there
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4y ago
Are you talking about helping your kid(s) learn to program / learn to work with graphics-y things using LOVE? Last I looked at LOVE, the community was really into using immature names for everything like SECS, LUBE, COCK, AnAl, HUMP, P
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4y ago
HTTP error codes, the short version: 2xx: here you go 3xx: you go here 4xx: you fucked up 5xx: I fucked up (not mine, stolen from I-can't-remember-where)
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This reminds me of the parable of the widow and the unjust judge from Luke 18, where the widow perseveres in asking the judge for a judgement in her favor and the judge eventually accedes because he's so tired of seeing her. (The point
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Most implementations of generating non-sequential(-appearing) IDs have the property that they generate keys uniformly at random in a different keyspace. An attacker that can gather a large number of IDs can get an arbitrarily-good guess at
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Another reason it's nonsensical: when a DNS response is too large to fit in the payload of a UDP datagram, the server sets the TC bit in the response header (alongside whatever truncated results it feels like including), notifying the
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If your network setup (be it wireguard or whatever) is such that you're okay with plain HTTP vs HTTPS, you should also be fine to use plain MQTT vs MQTTS, right? I agree that it's easier to test HTTP but lots of IoT stuff plays ni
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I thought the same thing at around 1:17 in the video; if they stopped the pitch axis movement 90 degrees earlier (so that the poles were aligned), it wouldn't be able to do the roll axis movement because it'd be in a gimbal lock p
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> How does one send packets to 192.168.X.Y without being on that network already? It's not sending IP packets; the attacker figures out the wi-fi MAC of the client they want to deauth, then spoofs that MAC in 802.11 "deauth&qu
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