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by pvtmert 4y ago
Well, it's way to circumvent extra costs created by individual e-mail accounts.
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by pvtmert 4y ago
Because most people have aliases to signup Either mail+alias@gmail.com or mail-list@company.com. For instance, I used admin@, devops@, invoice@, etc. in the places I worked. Each of them includes multiple users (leadership chain and the tea
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by pvtmert 4y ago
probably due to clicking or chirping noise caused by old/rusty/faulty wires
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by pvtmert 4y ago
Consider a light source (flashlight) pointed to a wall, it would be symmetrical (uniform) But in case a crystal gets into the way, it won't be a uniform as a whole. Similarly an event happening all the time or in some frequency, would
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by pvtmert 4y ago
They do, literally first hit of "older macos download" is this: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT211683 For latest 4 versions, you need to use appstore. Before those 4, you can directly download ISO/DMG
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by pvtmert 4y ago
side note: each channel may have different width (20, 40 or 80mhz) frames may have other phsical properties that need to match. so, too many options and just a physical limitation...
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by pvtmert 4y ago
rule 1: medium "air" shared with everyone else rule 2: it can use wifi direct, eg: doesn't have to be in the same network rule 3: your wifi card may have single antenna for a given band (2.4 or 5 GHz). Such that, you can only
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by pvtmert 4y ago
bridging uses physical layer afaik, which is why wifi + ethernet are not compatible with each other. especially when wifi is encrypted...
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by pvtmert 4y ago
it is the "primary" buffer, not clipboard. macos also have it. that is part of application handling. iterm, alacritty, and bunch of other apps can behave the same. Including Xquartz.
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by pvtmert 4y ago
This only works if you are holder of passport of the origin country. As a third world country national, I cannot legally work anywhere except the country I got my work visa. PS: Even if company is multinational corporation.
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by pvtmert 5y ago
for macOS, you can use -e DISPLAY=host.docker.internal:0 if docker version is >20.10.x also works with Linux
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by pvtmert 5y ago
tl:dr; Experienced people evaluated on skills other than coding too. Making coding interviews bogeyman doesn't change the fact that sufficiently experienced people can get the job without much hassle. As a person who recently interview
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by pvtmert 5y ago
I'm aware of that, you can even use @executable_path in @rpath... Since nix stores everything at /nix/store, I didn't want to mess with relative paths... But yeah, macOS apps can ship their own version of libraries thank
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by pvtmert 5y ago
I'd say rust is the *only* true open-source modern compiled language that can replace C/C++ Go: Too much Google influence and GC/allocation being constrained by it's authors. Swift: Same for Apple, see above Nim/Zig
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by pvtmert 5y ago
Excuse me for being direct. Please apply to Amazon; - They are hiring like hell. - You have nice experience (as it looks from here) - They will give you a nice compensation package (RSU & amenities etc) - Work/life balance is not b
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by pvtmert 5y ago
You can store outside of the EU and keep them fully encrypted with encryption keys are only in the EU. Which will make things immensely complicated though. And of course, both data at rest and data in transit encryption. GDPR's main po
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by pvtmert 5y ago
Don't get me wrong but for me opposite is true. Even though S.O. helps with chores you have to book everything for 2 people, adjust plans accordingly. Basically consumes your processing power with many more variables to account for. OT
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by pvtmert 5y ago
interestingly macOS has a really nice solution called @rpath and install_name_tool basically you build your binary and set a rpath, let's say it is /usr/local/lib in your machine mach-o binary stores: @rpath = /usr
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by pvtmert 5y ago
yes, any/all Turkish ISPs don't respect the TTL at all...
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by pvtmert 5y ago
Many people abuses Redis as pub/sub queue. I wonder how is Redis topology though. Becuase in a native redis-cluster, keys are hashed. So pub/sub still writes to the same instance if the key is same. And if the Redis is the enterpr
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by pvtmert 5y ago
Yes, but it is turned on by default. And 99% of people will go and copy-paste existing tutorial code to their projects. I especially found out this is really useful for extracting information form non-stripped firmware binaries. They lay ar
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by pvtmert 5y ago
At the same time, I was thinking how much of internal structure can be exposed. :)
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by pvtmert 5y ago
suprisingly, I have met some guy at the bar last Saturday, he quoted: "Good designers copy, best designers steal" I don' know the source though. But this immediately strike me as soon as I see your comment. :)
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by pvtmert 5y ago
Meanwhile, entire countries missing it today...
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by pvtmert 5y ago
A fellow Berliner here. Never understood this. I live inside the A ring, yet if I am not standing close to window, even the regular call doesn't work.
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by pvtmert 5y ago
The first 'D' of DDoS means distributed. Which means it is so broad. If you unplug yourself from the internet, yes you can block them... Also blackholing them like this won't be useful. Since attack is comming from multiple
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by pvtmert 5y ago
I agree most of your comment but the cloud-agnostic part. Heck, I never get how terraform can be cloud-agnostic... If everybody thinks having a same language (HCL) is equalivent to cloud agnostic, YAML exists... It is literrally impossible
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by pvtmert 5y ago
eg. AWS ChatBot not available in TF yet. TBH AWS haven't even added it to their Go SDK. So, I cannot blame TF. But anyway that's one of the inheret problems of TF plugin system. Compare to kubectl. Where you can write plugins in b
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by pvtmert 5y ago
if they're using aws route53, your isp needs to support edns. otherwise, your netblock might have been falsely advertised in the dns provider's geoip database. (eg. maxmind)
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by pvtmert 5y ago
imo DNS is much more capable world wide database. also BGP...

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