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by pietroalbini 7y ago
Seems like async/await is going to slip into Rust 1.39 instead: https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/63209#issuecomment-52...
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Rust 1.37.0(blog.rust-lang.org)
393 points by pietroalbini 7y ago|183 comments
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Rust 1.34.2(blog.rust-lang.org)
117 points by pietroalbini 7y ago|16 comments
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Announcing Rust 1.34.1(blog.rust-lang.org)
47 points by pietroalbini 7y ago|17 comments
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by pietroalbini 8y ago
Depends on the complexity of your CI. Big projects might take days to migrate, or even more.
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October 21 post-incident analysis(blog.github.com)
464 points by pietroalbini 8y ago|114 comments
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by pietroalbini 8y ago
Well, one of the major use cases for the beta channel is for the Rust teams to fix regressions before they hit stable.
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GitHub: October 21 Incident Report(blog.github.com)
275 points by pietroalbini 8y ago|110 comments
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by pietroalbini 9y ago
As far as I understood this means you can't create pull requests of branches you don't have push access to (for example other people's forks) unless you're a project collaborator. It shouldn't affect your own bran
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by pietroalbini 9y ago
But the things they added aren't behind a runtime flag, but enabled by default and without any prefix, yet not standardized.
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by pietroalbini 9y ago
So, the standard for constant() will have a different name/syntax but they put it without any prefix? Why?
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by pietroalbini 9y ago
If your phone has NFC you can use a YubiKey to store the gpg key and decrypt the password via NFC.
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by pietroalbini 9y ago
Thank you, one less thing to worry about!
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by pietroalbini 9y ago
Does this also appear on websites only using Google OAuth for authentication, requesting only the email address?
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by pietroalbini 9y ago
VimFx actually supports electrolysis!
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by pietroalbini 9y ago
Have you tried vimfx?
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by pietroalbini 9y ago
Well, it's clear it doesn't compete fairly with the other daemons, because it's the default one since Ubuntu 16.10 [1]. So, bundling it with the systemd package doesn't harm anybody, because you'd have to install an
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by pietroalbini 9y ago
I don't exactly know why it's in the same package as systemd, but why do you consider it an user-hostile decision? Unless you have so little storage you can't afford to have an extra binary installed in the system, there is n
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by pietroalbini 9y ago
systemd-resolved is a separated binary of the systemd project, not the PID 1...
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by pietroalbini 9y ago
Because all the major operators (at least in Italy) really like cartels: if an operator increases the price of something, you can expect all the other ones to do exactly the same within a few months. An example of this is when all the opera
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by pietroalbini 10y ago
There is an effort to make all the packages' builds riproducibile in Debian, which should automatically propagate to Ubuntu for most of the packages
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by pietroalbini 10y ago
On servers, an UI is just a waste of resources, and doesn't allow you to configure the server automatically (with tools such as ansible).
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by pietroalbini 10y ago
I guess you can remove OSQA from that list. It's now abandoned, with no new commits and the developers strongly encouraging to use their commercial offering... I'm currently in the processor of migrating an OSQA site to AskBot, wh
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by pietroalbini 10y ago
At least from Italy I'm still able to use PayPal without an account, FYI
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Show HN: Persuade, simple presenter console for PDFs, in the browser(pietroalbini.org)
3 points by pietroalbini 10y ago|0 comments
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by pietroalbini 10y ago
Just get it with youtube-dl :)
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by pietroalbini 10y ago
Ubuntu images on OVH are customized too, with some features disabled by default.
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by pietroalbini 10y ago
Yep, that was it!
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by pietroalbini 10y ago
The problem here is not about the repositories, but that an hosting provider installs broken Ubuntu images to its customers calling them "Ubuntu", which is infringing the trademark policy.
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by pietroalbini 10y ago
Wow, didn't know that. Good thing I usually block root access. Thank you!

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