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by rmorey 6y ago
> How did Codecov learn of this event? > A customer reported this to us on the morning of April 1, 2021. This customer was using the shasum that is available on our Bash Uploader to confirm the integrity of the uploader fetched from
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htmx is super interesting: https://htmx.org
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This is pretty brilliant, well done
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surprised they don’t use Qubes OS which takes this approach to isolating basically everything: https://www.qubes-os.org/intro/
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They have a GitHub Action to monitor this: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/codetour-watch
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> You should probably be less into philosophy and categorizing and more into building shit. I need this written on a huge poster behind my desk
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sci dash hub dot st/10.1016/j.erss.2019.101281
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by rmorey 6y ago
This is not just some article, it's a peer-reviewed study from the University of Arizona. Surely it has fault, but honestly I don't think a "cursory glance at wikipedia" provides a compelling counterargument
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as a frequent patron, I read your comment and KNEW it had to be Wawa!
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I think the value prop is simplicity and customer service. DO/Linode/Vultr offer a way simplified product that's perfect for the long tail of users that don't need all the more advanced aws/gcp features. Plenty of g
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by rmorey 6y ago
IANAL so I'm probably misusing the term. But it definitely feels like buying and selling the asset secretly to inflate it's market value is some sort of fraud
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> If you want to take it to the next level, you could re-list the Nyan Cat NFT and then re-buy it from yourself using a second wallet that isn't obviously linked to the first. pretty sure this would be securities fraud
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rclone also has the really nifty ncdu command: https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_ncdu/
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in my understanding: “shell” is kind of a loosely defined term in this context, but i just think of it as a textual interface to the whole system. really it’s just a program that accepts text commands (or scripts) and performs actions on th
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by rmorey 6y ago
oh, so not the convenience store...
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SourceGraph? https://about.sourcegraph.com/
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Dependency Confusion: RCE via internal package name squatting(medium.com)
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All true, but I think the threat model here really is fire, flooding, etc
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Playing 30 years’ worth of Jeopardy video games(arstechnica.com)
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what egpu do you have?
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I feel like they have to got to be releasing a new Apple TV with support for spatial audio soon, if not today. Airpods Max, Fitness+, like come on
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Reminds me of "A a a a a Very Good Song" , a silent track designed to keep some random song starting with "a" from auto-playing when iTunes/Music/CarPlay opens: https://music.apple.com/us/a
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by rmorey 6y ago
evidenced by Raph Levien running out of steam on xi :( https://raphlinus.github.io/xi/2020/06/27/xi-retrospective.h...
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see also: Boring Old Menu Bar https://www.publicspace.net/BoringOldMenuBar/
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browsing some of these, i'm reminded of "Cool URIs don't change": https://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI
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> Apple does have relatively good live collaboration in its iWork apps Does it? As much as i like the iWork apps, my experience (and impression of the general sentiment) has shown that Google Docs et al continues to blow the pants off iW
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see also: iSH for iOS ( https://ish.app/ )
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I use macOS pretty much full time now, but my one linux box is still KDE Neon. It’s LTS Ubuntu-based but as far as i know doesn’t push snaps, and just maintains a clean KDE/Qt based environment (if that’s your fancy)
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I think the thrust of the article is: the author tried to follow standard KDP practices, using the recommended format and got burned because: 1) That format isn't support by (imo) the most important devices in the Kindle line. 2) There
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The format doesn’t support the Kindle Paperwhite, Amazon’s flagship ereader...

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