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by piaste 6y ago
Well the company is based in Raamsdonksveer which is in Brabant but, if my wiki-walking didn't mislead me, used to be part of Holland until fairly recently - 1815 or so. Could be good enough to go with "Vliegende Hollander" o
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by piaste 6y ago
> If I’m content to trust the client side hashing or encryption on the secrets why bother setting up my own server? Not that much, given that basic accounts are free. I guess that in addition to the building from source option, self-host
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by piaste 6y ago
I don't think that's the default setting for git merge at least.
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by piaste 6y ago
Bitwarden only ever decrypts the password database on the client, and the login credentials you send to the server are only a hash of your actual encryption key. In principle, you could store your Bitwarden database on a public torrent at n
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by piaste 6y ago
> Instead of dealing with professional community managers operating with clear rules, you are at the mercy of some random nerd running a server from his mom's basement. You can run your own instance, but then you're just talkin
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by piaste 6y ago
If you control the services, make them read from user-writable files instead of root ones. (Ideally you could skip the middleman and just read from env vars directly!) If you don't control the services, maybe in the Dockerfile you coul
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by piaste 6y ago
Isn't that (one of) the design goals of CoreOS, Alpine, Clear Linux, etc.?
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by piaste 6y ago
For many popular images, you can use a major-version tag and fetch the latest patch but avoid breaking changes. Eg. postgres:12 instead of either postgres:latest or postgres:12.0.1
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by piaste 6y ago
That thought experiment sounds off to me. What does "paying to invent" mean, exactly? Presumably the employer wouldn't be happy if the designer simply had a bunch of nice design ideas and kept it in his or her head. Instead,
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by piaste 6y ago
> and that needs to be achieved first before we can achieve a GitOps philosophy like Weave Cloud. I think "[automatically] export all generated YAML templates and CLI commands as a git commit / git patch" is something that
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by piaste 6y ago
> I am glad that people understood my point and even came up with better solutions to make my argument even stronger. Your smugness is unwarranted. You claimed that XML has an obvious, natural mapping to data structures. After looking at
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by piaste 6y ago
YAML anchors allow a basic level of reorganization and DRY within your file, not unlike functions in code. I'm sure that some people will scoff and point to anchors as exactly the kind of complexity a configuration format shouldn'
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by piaste 6y ago
Is there any reason you need to have bitwarden run its own TLS instead of letting Caddy terminate?
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by piaste 6y ago
You say "no, not docker" but once you wish for "one directory/executable with everything I need to run it" you're halfway to containers already. Why not just go with Docker?
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by piaste 6y ago
Vivaldi. Best vertical tabs and general customization support out there, bar none. Gestures too, for those who use them.
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by piaste 6y ago
Same. I blocked the auto-update for Firefox as soon as I saw that the feature hadn't landed in stable. I hope some other browser picks it up. Would probably be a good fit for Vivaldi, which is meant for power-users who might go through
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by piaste 6y ago
> The bug is simple enough: using JavaScript, you can identify the scrollbar width. I thought it was accepted and strongly emphasized that running JavaScript in a Tor environment was insecure and could leak information in all sorts of wa
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by piaste 6y ago
If you're interested in this sort of thing, there's actually an internet forum of geeks who are quite dedicated to collecting and reviewing the ranges of many, many singers: https://therangeplanet.proboards.com Here&#x
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by piaste 6y ago
Or Geoff Tate.
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by piaste 6y ago
Databases can usually be exported as, and rebuilt from, some kind of plain text format - be it CSVs, JSON, DDL+DML scripts. Of course it's less efficient than using the vendor's native dumps. But it's still important that the
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by piaste 6y ago
A few things I remember: adding new entries was clunkier in k2a because I had to tap multiple times to select things like category/folders that I didn't care about. Bitwarden has better URI matching as I could choose the matching
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by piaste 6y ago
I self-host Bitwarden and I haven't even bothered to install the desktop app. Since I have a browser open at all times, I just use the browser extension. Also, I think the Android client is quite a bit better than Keepass2Android.
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by piaste 6y ago
Impressive. You really think someone would do that? Just go on the internet and run scams?
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by piaste 6y ago
Actions are not the same as speech. You can mandate vaccinations without restricting people's right to protest against vaccines. Just like you can prohibit marijuana without restricting people's ability to protest for legalization
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by piaste 6y ago
It really sounds like you haven't fully grasped the concept of freedom of thoughts if you think that something "should be done" about wrongthinkers. People acquiring and holding wrong ideas is entirely the point . Because ot
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by piaste 6y ago
> If I'm a great java developer with tons of jobs to choose from, you are going to have to give me a very good reason to narrow my opportunities down for you. Why would learning a new tool narrow rather than widen your opportunities
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by piaste 7y ago
1933, not 1993.
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by piaste 7y ago
More heavily watered down than cooler, I suspect. The only other Ribbonfarm article I've read was the "premium mediocre" one, in which they described themselves as a premium mediocre blog, adding "the actual upper-clas
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by piaste 7y ago
You can use the Gitlab CI variables so that both the "docker build" job and the "test docker image" job use a unique image ID for your pull request. Personally I use branch + git tag name as the image tag, but you can us
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by piaste 7y ago
My P70 is a little newer and it also runs on a 170W brick. And apparently if you go for the more powerful discrete GPU it needs a 230W one. On the other side, the Dell 7773 I was eyeing for personal use is a seventeen-incher that runs on a

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