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by rsyring 9mo ago
I've been using VS Code for many years and I try pretty hard to be a security aware dev. I checkout all code projects into ~/projects. I don't recall ever seeing a trust/restricted dialogue box. But, I'm guessing,
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by rsyring 9mo ago
I recently tried to help my mom reset her Apple account password on a modern Mac. Absolutely and utterly shite process at almost every step. I couldn't believe it. Even had a screen show up completely blank that was obviously suppos
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by rsyring 9mo ago
It's been safe to daily drive since at least 2012, which is when I started doing it. At the time, I still had to have a Windows VM. But I've not needed that for about a decade or so. Obviously, YMMV. :)
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by rsyring 9mo ago
Track Mitsuhiko's work and blog posts: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=the_mitsuhiko https://lucumr.pocoo.org/about/ He has an extensive and impressive body of work in Python and Rust pre LLM
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by rsyring 9mo ago
Not 20h of regular laptop usage: > The ThinkPad T14s Gen 6 Intel lasted for more than 21 hours in our Wi-Fi test (150 cd/m² brightness). This device will easily last more than ten hours in everyday use. Also, tested on Windows not L
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by rsyring 9mo ago
> And we have 20x the manpower to review this footage? I was involved with a startup that did inspections of power generation windmills. The computer vision anomaly detection was really good and that was about five years ago. The goal
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by rsyring 9mo ago
I've been running a Linux desktop for about 13 years. There are still "moments" where you have to work on it and it can be more opaque than Windows/Mac. But you have the control to do what you need to do, which is one
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by rsyring 9mo ago
"Join the Waitlist” button -> 404. :o/
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by rsyring 9mo ago
> With OpenVPN it's hanging out there responding to everyone that asks nicely that yes, it's OpenVPN. I believe asing UDP mode and a ta.key go a long way towards making OpenVPN invisible to port scans. Double check docs for de
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by rsyring 10mo ago
Or you immediately rename it to avoid the need to remember? :)
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by rsyring 10mo ago
As a multi decade Python user, uv's speed is "life changing". It's a huge devx improvement. We lived with what came before, but now that I have it, I would never want to go back and it's really annoying to work on
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by rsyring 10mo ago
I'm so sick of the NFL doing exclusives like this. I refuse to watch. Glad it blew up on them. Hope they will stop doing this kind of thing in the future (but I doubt it).
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by rsyring 10mo ago
> "The smartphone for children that blocks porn" - AI being used to surveil children phones for nudity. (???) The article mentions that all detection happens on the device, and the manufacturer doesn't collect any user dat
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by rsyring 10mo ago
My org is currently at 7 people and we have 365 repositories associated with our github org. We've been around for a number of years and I'd guess that impacts the number of repos more than the number of team members.
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by rsyring 10mo ago
You may want to consider filling a small claims lawsuit against Apple for the maximum amount of damages your state permits in small claims. It's not really about winning the claim. It's about getting them to acknowledge you and ho
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by rsyring 10mo ago
Then by all means...build that bad boy! :)
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by rsyring 10mo ago
Thank you.
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by rsyring 10mo ago
Do you have a source for the quote?
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by rsyring 11mo ago
FWIW: my functional provider recently noted low levels in my labs and I was already taking 2K IU daily. She bumped me up to 6K UI daily.
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by rsyring 11mo ago
404 from US IP address. Rescue tool? https://www.victorinox.com/en-US/Products/Swiss-Army-Knife%E...
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by rsyring 11mo ago
You seem to be handling the naysayers pretty well. But, still wanted to compliment you for sharing and encourage you not to let them get to you. It sounds like you made a wise decision given your personal and family history and your son is
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by rsyring 11mo ago
You can speed up pre-commit a lot by making it use uv but it requires a separate project: https://github.com/tox-dev/pre-commit-uv/discussions/51 The pre-commit author was straight up hostile to discussions o
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by rsyring 11mo ago
And...that's exactly why you might want to use pre-commit. Set it up to run locally, treating the dev environment check as the first class citizen, then just run pre-commit on all files in CI. We use that pattern for almost all our pr
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by rsyring 11mo ago
I hadn't considered that until reading comments like this. It's possible...probable even. In that case, was he really poor? His whole argument is that being poor is a permanent state. If he's not poor now, was he ever?
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by rsyring 11mo ago
> The other mindset is poor people are lazy. Quit complaining and do it yourself! Just get a better job! Get a second job! There’s money out there, you just have to go get it.” There are more options than the "mindsets" given i
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by rsyring 11mo ago
What was fallacious about my OP? He asserts that being poor is different from being broke. The former being tied to a permanent state. But, if you have the skills and opportunity to make better-than-poor money, then in most cases, I presu
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by rsyring 11mo ago
I read every word of the article and the about page.
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by rsyring 11mo ago
https://blog.ctms.me/about/ It would appear from the about page and the article that he has the requisite skills to earn an income that should move him out of the "poor" category: - auto mechanic - digital te
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by rsyring 11mo ago
High level design concerns: https://github.com/github/spec-kit/issues/1092 Worth reading before jumping in.
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by rsyring 11mo ago
That's an absurdly blanket statement to make about what evangelicals believe. Some may believe that, but there is an incredibly wide spectrum of beliefs even amongst evangelicals about end times events and the role Israel plays.

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