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by pknopf 6y ago
Organizations can enforce that their repos use only actions that are within the repo, making the build more secure, controlled and auditable.
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by pknopf 6y ago
Yeah, the drive for a "WSL" is really because Microsoft/Windows doesn't play nice with the *nix world of tools/commands that developers are falling in love with. With OSX, the terminal experience is great, no need f
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by pknopf 6y ago
cmd.exe via wine :)
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by pknopf 6y ago
See this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22872556
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by pknopf 6y ago
I get that you guys want to say that publicly, but let's be real. No company would invest a massive amount of money in a duplicate product. One product will eventually starve. I guess it is up to us to guess. Anyone? I see GitHub being
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by pknopf 6y ago
The more I read these comments/suggestions, the more I realize I'm bash'ing like a child. I seriously need to embrace my shell a little more.
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by pknopf 6y ago
If you can see it while you are logged in, then yes. Check ```twitter-dump auth``` for instructions on how to use your web cookies with the command. When the command queries Twitter, it will look as if it is coming from you.
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by pknopf 6y ago
I created a tool that uses Twitter's public facing (but private) API. https://github.com/pauldotknopf/twitter-dump/ You can use it to download every tweet from a user, not just the last 3000 that their API su
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by pknopf 7y ago
Absolutely. My company accidently used one of their GPL-only products (on screen keyboad), thinking it was LGPL. We did the right thing and reached out to them to pay for it after it was already deployed to customers. We had to pay for the
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by pknopf 7y ago
My company paid 20,000 dollars, plus a per-royalty, for an on-screen keyboard...
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by pknopf 7y ago
What? They've been talking about opening that up forever. I can't believe they didn't.
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by pknopf 7y ago
That's a funny joke. But really, I'm sure it's outdated. There really shouldn't be any JS books in print...
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by pknopf 7y ago
I've heard that they can't catch these robocallers. I call bullshit. The communications company are making money and turning a blind eye. Imagine being an engineer, building a communication network, and not knowing who the hell is
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by pknopf 7y ago
See https://meta.sr.ht/
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by pknopf 7y ago
I have a similar requirements out of my OS, but using a different approach. I essentially boot Docker images bare-metal, directly from Grub. https://godarch.com/ My recipes: https://github.com/pauldotknopf&#
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by pknopf 7y ago
Encrypted LVM, or any other block-device-level method.
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by pknopf 7y ago
It's OSS?
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by pknopf 7y ago
This echos a sentiment I've been feeling on a few recent posts of mine. The argument against Entity Framework, and for micro-ORMs. - https://pknopf.com/post/2019-09-22-the-argument-against-enti... You don’t need C
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by pknopf 7y ago
Blazor will only work on an Electron-ish setup. You'll never see adoption on the interwebs. It reminds me of the ole UpdatePanel/AjaxControlToolkit/ViewState world where big/complicated/bloated frameworks with big r
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by pknopf 7y ago
The difference is between personal bias and relevant search results. He meant to say "personal bias."
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Show HN: Apt-tool: an alternative to debootstrap/multistrap for determinism(pknopf.com)
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by pknopf 7y ago
This reminds me of a recent post I made, urging people to not use EntityFramework. https://pknopf.com/post/2019-09-22-the-argument-against-enti... It's almost never worth it.
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by pknopf 7y ago
I do the same as well. My brain: GitHub or bust.
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by pknopf 7y ago
Also, Qt/QML works with .NET. https://github.com/qmlnet/qmlnet
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by pknopf 7y ago
Interesting. I've always heard it pronounced "vacaracted".
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by pknopf 7y ago
I'd love it if you could find that comic!
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by pknopf 7y ago
People may think I'm depressed, but I'm the polar opposite. I'm always discussing what it means to be depressed, only in an effort to find what is the will to live. I find it interesting. "When driving on the interstate,
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by pknopf 7y ago
You know what's funny? ASP.NET Core 2 previews dropped full framework. The community freaked out, warning of a Python 2/3 split, and Microsoft backtracked. Fast forward to 3.0, Microsoft did it again, and nobody seems to care.
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by pknopf 7y ago
I still don't think it's a coincidence that the 20,000 were in a democratic strong-hold.
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by pknopf 7y ago
https://github.com/qmlnet/qmlnet

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