rendaw

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by rendaw 2y ago
A dedicated work account _where you use your work email address_... that was the missing part throughout this thread. But then if you do that you also lose all your open source work history, which is important from a hiring/resume pers
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by rendaw 2y ago
I might not entirely understand, but >> denial of service was considered to be the realistic impact is in the article as justification for why this has low criticality and therefore isn't subject to the 90 day disclosure timeline
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by rendaw 2y ago
People have been recommending porkbun here hard, but I tried them based on that and the site crashed (503!) when I had symbols in my password! This wouldn't surprise me, given their engineering abilities, and I'd be terrified to l
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by rendaw 2y ago
This sounds really cool, although I have no idea how it works (does it involve 3d geometry? pbr textures or something?). Two questions I had: Does steam audio require integration with the steam client? Are there additional licenses?
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by rendaw 2y ago
Were the authors responsive to reports?
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by rendaw 2y ago
GP's point is that having SSO and protected git branches _is_ starting the SOC2 process.
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by rendaw 2y ago
There's a huge gap between hiring specialists and not caring at all, and this sounds more like the latter: > They would just either tell me to stay in a corner and sleep or just draw pictures, flowers for them It doesn't take a
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by rendaw 2y ago
This is super cool. I have a friend who's just getting started with a rust + esp32 project. I've fiddled with arduino in the past, both in c++ and rust, and the hardest part was figuring out which pin was which. I looked up vari
609.
by rendaw 2y ago
Asimov was controversial?
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by rendaw 2y ago
The article's arguments don't revolve around landuse, and in fact the article doesn't discuss landuse at all.
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by rendaw 2y ago
Surely these people are assigned tasks to do? Are they not getting the tasks done? How are your managers unable to tell whether the assigned tasks are getting done? Are the tasks getting done but are poor quality? Are you implying that you&
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by rendaw 2y ago
I seriously considered fossil when I was looking for a git replacement that handles large files better. IIRC fossil has the exact same issue.
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by rendaw 2y ago
Oh nice! That seems so backwards, but hey, if it works...
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by rendaw 2y ago
I absolutely _hate_ this. Since you're forced to add a default case, if a new field is added in the future that you need to actively handle it won't turn into a compile error _or_ surface as a runtime error. I think half of it is
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by rendaw 2y ago
Yes, so you claim you can do whatever you want with everything you can get your hands on and then social media blows up because it's batshit insane, but don't worry because you're _legally in the clear_. You're acting li
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by rendaw 2y ago
Are you an Azure UI dev?
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by rendaw 2y ago
Right, good point. Well, if they were using a cloud password manager (apple passwords, 1password, etc) presumably that wouldn't be an issue. Of course, not getting phished the first time you visit a site would still be an issue.
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by rendaw 2y ago
Callback restrictions only happen if the user is sent to a valid IDP. That's a protection later in the process, for a different target (getting a valid user token), not what I'm talking about here (stealing the user's IDP cr
619.
by rendaw 2y ago
Without oauth the user would type in their more limited per-site credentials, not their google creds or whatever. Splitting hairs if people reuse passwords, but I feel like "don't reuse passwords" is easier to digest for the
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by rendaw 2y ago
Ah! Okay, that explains the dissonance.
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by rendaw 2y ago
Okay fair enough, but then... did Apple just straight up lie about the specs?
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by rendaw 2y ago
Why do all these OCR services only show examples with flawless screenshots of digital documents? Are there that many people trying to OCR digital data? Why not just copy the HTML? If it's not intended for digital documents, where are t
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by rendaw 2y ago
It sounds like you're disagreeing, but GP is right per https://support.apple.com/en-us/112313 > 15-inch (viewable) TFT active-matrix LCD, 1024 by 768 pixels, millions of colors I'm not super familiar with
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by rendaw 2y ago
Kind of tangential, but one thing I realized recently I didn't get about oauth2 (or openid), social logins for that matter: when you click on the login button, you're sent to whatever site the site you're logging in to wants
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by rendaw 2y ago
No, not at all! Yeah I could do that, and it's something I considered, but I feel like working in a shell shouldn't be such an unrelenting hack. FWIW I think every shell _but_ bash supports it, I was just hoping to move to someth
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by rendaw 2y ago
I mean I can do `; notify-send done` too, but I forget (when it's most critical)
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by rendaw 2y ago
I'm rebuilding my computer and going through around 15 years of linux improvements in the course of a couple weeks, and this week I'm hunting for bash replacements (bash won't let me automatically run a command before and aft
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by rendaw 2y ago
And a lot of SO answers.
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by rendaw 2y ago
I think Gtk+Gnome and Qt+Kde are being mixed here and it's creating some confusion. After a parent said that Gnome looked better than Kde I looked it up and found a number of posts criticizing Kde design decisions (padding, etc). I fu
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by rendaw 2y ago
So I think people probably hear "I love clojure" and take it as advocacy. I mean, maybe it isn't supposed to be advocacy, but "I keep hearing people say they love X" is a decent reason to start using something, and

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