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by rovr138 5y ago
I’m assuming you means from Chrome’s extension store (not sure why they call it) While they can be installed manually with extra steps, there are also other browsers out there.
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by rovr138 5y ago
I've built stuff to help friends in the past solve issues. One tip, design 1 functionality on the API, build the UI on it, have your girlfriend try it out and give you feedback. She'll slowly give you feedback to improve and also
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by rovr138 5y ago
Honestly, I like the idea. Sounds great and easy to deploy!
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by rovr138 5y ago
Pretty sure gnome-terminal and terminator both have this.
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by rovr138 5y ago
People see that, don't understand the popup, get scared and stop using the app.
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by rovr138 5y ago
http://neverssl.com to try it
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by rovr138 5y ago
> The app provides passwords in all contexts, not just the browser.
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by rovr138 5y ago
Well, the 'blockchain' is not available 'forever'...
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by rovr138 5y ago
Maybe this one?, https://protos.com/nft-bubble-bursts-secret-soulja-deal-bsc-...
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by rovr138 5y ago
Of course, but if you update your docker image, you're in the same boat. The solution shouldn't be don't install security updates. It should be having a workflow that tests and validates security updates before deploying them
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by rovr138 5y ago
You know need to know how your server works, how docker works and how your application works. You are introducing another layer of complexity.
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by rovr138 5y ago
While it's not necessary, simply saying use 'systemd' is not enough. How do you handle multiple applications not interacting or affecting the data of another if there's an exploit?
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by rovr138 5y ago
This also depends on what kind of software or if it's a hobby vs work related. I usually do the opposite, even if there's a docker image available, to try it out I follow the build and manual setup. I need to know _how_ it works e
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by rovr138 5y ago
Compression mainly helps with transmission. Trying to point out that the original structure allows for more flexibility. If you only cared about space, this compresses better anyway and uncompressed, it still occupies less space.
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by rovr138 5y ago
Similar setup. My team and I have been remote for years. We have channels on slack for non work stuff and we post memes, news, etc. We also have DM groups and just chat. We’ve got more people on the meme channels outside of the team. It’s a
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by rovr138 5y ago
To parse it, you need to check the keys. If there can’t be other keys, you can just use an array which is stable on JSON and you can save on keys. So you just have an array of arrays. Or even a huge array and every X elements, it’s a new re
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by rovr138 5y ago
If we are talking rumors, > The schematics showed the HDMI port, a USB-C/Thunderbolt port, and an SD Card reader on the right side of the machine. The left side features two additional USB-C/Thunderbolt ports and a MagSafe
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by rovr138 5y ago
In all fairness, one person in either direction doesn't show anything in regards to how a whole class of users use their hardware or what their preferences are. Who tests new configurations for when things die or for when it's tim
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by rovr138 5y ago
Another discussion on /r/datahoarder, https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/nc27fv/rescue_... /r/seedboxes has a thread too but no comments (yet), https://www.reddi
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by rovr138 5y ago
It's _yet another_ 6 dollars a year subscription for an app. Someone else mentioned that they're being charged on the new API they're being forced to move to. Seems like it's needed. However, I'm curious what other
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by rovr138 5y ago
I used JetBrain on another comment. I like their license. If I pay for a year, I get to keep access to that version. Regarding Spotify, for Spotify, while yes they have an app, you're mainly for the music streaming from the service. Th
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by rovr138 5y ago
Well, there goes that.
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by rovr138 5y ago
Mention it and let them make the decision. If there's anything missing, they'll migrate. If not, they don't need it or don't care about it. That's what I do every year when I have to renew my JetBrain products. Do I
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by rovr138 5y ago
There are apps that do something similar. They release a new major version every X years and stop supporting the old one. The old one will keep working until it doesn't. If you want the new one, you buy it and upgrade. Airmail used to
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by rovr138 5y ago
The whole point of the thread is about how running Docker on a Linux VM is faster than docker for Mac.
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by rovr138 5y ago
Oh wow. Hadn't heard off this issue.
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by rovr138 5y ago
While we are both technical, the reason we've stayed is because we don't have to usually worry about things. Hardware support is 100% the key for us. We have a UNIX environment can just install the GNU tools and it behaves, in the
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by rovr138 5y ago
I’ve been setting up a NAS, storage and other things to try and prevent this again. Letting the old sysadmin side come out. I have a trip so trying to do that before then. I have the export from the terminal session to do the write up. I’ll
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by rovr138 5y ago
> - I've never booted to a black screen when upgrading macOS. My wife got bit by the Big Sur bug, 2 weeks ago, were the installer doesn’t check if there’s enough disk space available before starting the upgrade. Reached out Apple wh
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by rovr138 5y ago
Usually, yes. It’s usually when I’m working on a computer I don’t control root on. No idea what’s running there. So just create a disposable key, add it, do whatever I need then I can just revoke access to whatever that key had access to.

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