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by rudasn 3y ago
.. It's called facebook!
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by rudasn 3y ago
How do they distribute github enterprise? Like a VM or image?
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by rudasn 3y ago
Yeah I think this an April's fools joke..
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by rudasn 3y ago
How happy are you with that setup? Would you use it for anything more complicated, like app deployments or maintenance tasks on your on prem / vpss? I'm using ansible right now, and a custom playbook.sh script for some sort of aud
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by rudasn 3y ago
What would the payload of the grapphql request to fetch the wg config for that peer look like, when they don't know from which peer the request is coming from?
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by rudasn 3y ago
Or maybe some visual diffing based on expected output, based on the template/layout/theme used, since you'd want to perform this check on every pdf generated in prod (that has real, sensitive data) , not just in CI or testing
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by rudasn 3y ago
Since we're at it, mkdocs with material ui is the only one I found that works perfectly well without JS.
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by rudasn 3y ago
Maybe you can use pdf.js from mozilla to render the pdf in the browser and trigger the print function from your js?
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by rudasn 3y ago
If so, then you have a full browser to generate your pdfs on. An approach I have used (more or less): - have a print.html template page - use iframe to render and load the page - either on the print page, or from top frame, call window.prin
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by rudasn 3y ago
Can it handle loading data from let's say 100 pg databases (of the same schema but different tenants) and query them as if all the data was in a single database? I think that's my main issue with tools like this.
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by rudasn 3y ago
Yup, I think this is it. Economies of scale haven't kicked in yet, and if they continue in the same path it doesn't look achievable. Think differently is again the way forward.
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by rudasn 3y ago
Looks like this works without javascript enabled. Thanks! :)
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by rudasn 3y ago
You don't even know how long the rest of your life would be, or the circumstances of it, or what sort of person you will have become by then, or whomever you'd also have to or want to consider part of your life. I feel the reasoni
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by rudasn 3y ago
Yup. Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.
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by rudasn 3y ago
Or have to deal with this attitude
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by rudasn 3y ago
Hey man, I don't know you and you don't know me, but if I may I'd like to point out that you don't have to explain your feelings or thoughts to a bunch of strangers on the Internet. Just getting them out there, in this f
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by rudasn 3y ago
I like to convert to transparent png, cut the area I need removed, use background color (eg black) to indicate that something was removed, and export to jpg.
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by rudasn 3y ago
I think nowadays the blur feature just makes it look blurry, but it's not the actual original text being blurred.
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by rudasn 3y ago
Not the creator of this, but as an indie dev working on a sideproject that requires login, I also only expose third party auth as a means to avoid bots and malicious actors. I do have email authn enabled behind a flag though, and if anyone
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by rudasn 3y ago
I'm self taught, started with IRC bots in tcl in late 90s and making websites with netscape and frontpage in early 00s. Dreamworks and Fireworks too. Got business degrees by mid 00s, but making things with code kept me going. Got a US
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by rudasn 3y ago
Are you me?!
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by rudasn 3y ago
For sure! We make software for very busy people (clinical and analytical laboratories) and two things we need to always keep in mind: - our users are not (always) technically literate but will quickly learn very specific workflows (eg click
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by rudasn 3y ago
CY I also found outseta.com after reading a post from the at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38941789 Haven't had the time to look into it though but seems promising.
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by rudasn 3y ago
What a refreshing read! Must be interesting to work in a place like this. Didn't know about the product either before reading this, looks quite interesting for SMBs.
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by rudasn 3y ago
I would also like to know, as I'm in a similar boat as you (side project, some potential, maybe monetise one day).
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by rudasn 3y ago
Google search doesn't even work on mobile anymore with javascript disabled.
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by rudasn 3y ago
I'm in this situation right now. How would one go about solving this? To keep this simple, I'm thinking exporting just the necessary data from each db and inserting that to a stats db (having a source column to each table, referri
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by rudasn 3y ago
Pacifiers. If these things break down in unknown/unpublished ways we're all fcked.
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by rudasn 3y ago
Seriously, having to read out loud e2e feature tests and have it make sense should be a hard PR requirement.
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by rudasn 3y ago
2023 wasn't the best for me, but I did manage to do the one thing I really said I would. I finally released publicly my first side project after years of just working on ideas or focusing on work-stuff. Even better, the "launch&

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