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by rpigab 4y ago
If I replace it one day, it might be for a "miniITX" (whatever MB size corresponds to ~1 liter PCs) but I fear the cost of the case + specific MB + low-power processor with many threads + good NVME SSD will be through the roof, co
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by rpigab 4y ago
I fail to see how it would be embarrassing to improve their product. Is it embarrassing for automakers to release a new car with new technology that's better than their last car?
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by rpigab 4y ago
I'm no security expert, and I know what I'm gonna say is bad, but I don't find host key verification to be the most important part of securing client tools like Cargo, rather the opposite, to me, it's the last thing you
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by rpigab 4y ago
I've bought a used Dell Poweredge T320 with Xeon E5-2428L (low consumption), 24GB RAM and an SSD, so it's quiet and cheap to run, and I've got Debian with dockerized services. jwilder/nginx-proxy to act as a reverse
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by rpigab 4y ago
Funny, I'm not from the US, all I get from https://dvd.netflix.com/ is a 404 page not found error. Maybe that's the perfect use case for subscription-based VPNs, renting DVDs from an American IP address... Hope it
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by rpigab 4y ago
Related : "Games as a service is fraud" by Ross Scott https://www.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/bhdkvo/comment/el...
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by rpigab 4y ago
If buying and consuming DRM-protected media was easy and fast, then it would mean that DRM is not working as intended. Because then it would be easy and fast to copy the file, and even if it'll always be possible to pirate one way or a
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by rpigab 4y ago
Sorry for the late answer, but yes, it would have to be a separate script or command, it is purely fictional, I made it up because it made more sense for the joke to have it, and people might have pointed out that my grep would have filtere
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by rpigab 4y ago
Yes, on a random discussion about editing the README I never interacted with, on a repo I like (BurntSushi's ripgrep) but do not remember interacting with, no star, no follow, no fork or anything else from me (I should star it and inte
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by rpigab 4y ago
This is horrifying. And I thought Uber & others were bad (I still do, but didn't expect worse)...
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... | split_sentences | grep -viE '*vpn*'
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by rpigab 4y ago
I don't have a Reddit link, but here's a Hackernews thread where there's only one human comment and the rest are bots: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33952087
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by rpigab 4y ago
I'm dead serious, we have to embrace the gig economy and everything it has to change in our lives for the better. Why would I be paying for bathroom breaks and idle time? I wish there was software to count how much time is lost when us
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by rpigab 4y ago
That's why you should only hire contractors, and shouldn't pay them while a build is running. Saves more money that way, and you don't have to care much about build duration.
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by rpigab 4y ago
That's exactly why I love Rust. Of course, if you don't want to write good Rust or are lazy, you can "reimplement" null with the Option enum and unwrap() it everytime, so your code panics everytime, or do the same by ret
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by rpigab 4y ago
Nice, didn't know this one, I was thinking about the Shakespeare quote of the day iPhone app SSL error meme: https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/2048708-fake-quotations
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by rpigab 4y ago
Nice, thanks for sharing! If you don't like C++ because of classes and clutter, would Rust be a viable alternative (asking because I have not much experience in C and in Rust, so maybe if I ever try to write a very simple game engine,
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by rpigab 4y ago
That was my only response to this post, seriously, he's begging to be trolled...
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by rpigab 4y ago
Here's what ChatGPT thinks about this: An error occurred. If this issue persists please contact us through our help center at help.openai.com.
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by rpigab 4y ago
This was a joke to poke fun at people who comment "unnecessary use of cat", but yeah, it's bad on many levels. However, in many simple cases, it will produce a valid response, since http server implementations are often extre
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by rpigab 4y ago
Thank you, of course I answered Vatican as a joke but I genuinely didn't know SCV stood for Silicon Valley, even if it should have been obvious, if I had thought about it some more.
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by rpigab 4y ago
Desktop: 6 + 3 pinned, but I always start the day with only 1 + 3 pinned. Mobile: 4 (I have a lot on mobile because I keep some to read later, even though they should be bookmarks at some point). Additional notes: emails currently in inbox:
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by rpigab 4y ago
SCV = Stato della Città del Vaticano? Yeah, the housing market in Vatican City isn't great unless you're military or the Pope.
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by rpigab 4y ago
Here's an unnecessary use of curl: curl perdu.com You can use netcat instead, HTTP is easy to write and read: nc perdu.com 80 <<< 'GET / HTTP/1.1'$'\r\n''Host: perdu.com'$&#x2
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by rpigab 4y ago
https://humanstxt.org/humans.txt /* SITE */ Last update:2012/02/04
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by rpigab 4y ago
It's a typical case of a problem that we really think could be fixed by technology, but you're only adding or changing technology layers and the end result doesn't change, because it's not a technological problem, but a
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by rpigab 4y ago
Yet, it would have been a way wiser decision to hold on to fiat until now then buy the same btc amount for way less or buy way more btc with the same fiat. So, I'm not sure this way of saying that technically "unrealized loss isn&
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by rpigab 4y ago
Because it sounds like goulag
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This sounds oversimplified. sudo is complex, and people had a simpler usecase, so they used a simpler alternative. Some people need the complex features, and it's fine, and maybe they're fine with the risk of a difficult to audit
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by rpigab 4y ago
I didn't use Twitter much, but each time I did, it was so frustrating to limit what I wanted to express in less than 280 characters, and splitting felt stupid. So I removed the less important words, replaced long words with short ones,

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