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by sebazzz 2y ago
That is mostly an organization issue. You can put the handler/response/validator in the same file as the request.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Cancer is a bit like a lottery, except you don’t want to win. Every time you smoke you buy several tickets, and buy a little extra chance to get cancer. Maybe with plastic cooking items you also buy some tickets, but far less than if you sm
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by sebazzz 2y ago
How does this work then? Do you give Jamf then control over your Apple device?
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by sebazzz 2y ago
No, because they would rather you buy multiple iPads on top of the iPhones and Watches you might already own.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Retro Windows application emulation seems to be very difficult to do. Either using BoxedWine on Windows, Wine itself on Windows, PCemu, virtual machines or x86box. Either the API surface is not enough implemented to handle all the quircks o
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by sebazzz 2y ago
> I lost a lot of respect for the RabbitMQ maintainers when they refused to honor the semantic versioning scheme in package managers like nuget/maven/etc. "Safely upgrading" was impossible. 3.5 => 3.6 saw the remov
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by sebazzz 2y ago
AMQP 1.0 is great - then you can, behind the right abstraction layer, use it as drop-in replacement for Azure Service Bus or similar.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
> This is not an empty phrase: we have observed performance losses of 10-15% in extremely CPU-limited cases just by calling XInputGetState for all controllers every frame while none are connected! Is this why a game renders only a few fr
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Isn’t https compression a no-go due to BREACH and CRIME?
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by sebazzz 2y ago
I live in a three story home, a typical European row house (so completely built from concrete, with wooden doors), and have my Unifi Dream Machine in my utility closet where the electrical board and my home server is, and my a Unifi U6 acce
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Yes, but the no-fly zones are too strict because they apply to any altitude - even 5 to 10 meters above the ground. You are not allowed to fly a drone in your own garden or street. You can fly it in your own home. But it is not like a plane
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by sebazzz 2y ago
I don’t understand why some authentication mechanisms, like Github Tokens don’t use a refresh token mechanism. So the token can be handed in once to create a refresh token, and then with that expiring access token can be requested. Now we (
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Lots of muncipalities have a charge point program, allowing citizens to request charge points, and if several requests come in for the same neigbourhood a charge point is placed (from a commercial provider)
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by sebazzz 2y ago
I fixed my NVIDIA video card by putting it in the oven. I wonder if I fixed the capacitors instead of the solder.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Shelly works quite well.
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Zig: Prefer depending on NtDll rather than kernel32 or other higher level DLLs(github.com)
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Wow, just wow. The gloves are off. I wouldn’t expect anything this naive on HN. There is a difference between freedom of expression (freedom of opinion) and freedom of speech. The latter contains the former, but is much more than that becau
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by sebazzz 2y ago
There is freedom of opinion, not freedom of speech.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
> I want to go the other way and say DO NOT use HAOS if you know anything about docker. If you have ANY experience working under linux/docker just don't bother with HAOS and save yourself the headache. You will have an incredib
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by sebazzz 2y ago
The only thing I run into is that when HAOS reboots, or occassionally when I restart the core, the KVM host has a short disconnect of my Zigbee stick.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Complexity and many components interacting tend to break. And for each component on its own, for the author to push a new major version with a few breaking changes is a small effort, but for the end developer consuming all those components,
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by sebazzz 2y ago
> Firefox can, for now at least, be hardened to work for the user (and prevent a lot of fingerprinting), but Mozilla is an ad-tech company too now. That still isn’t a great reason to then keep using the even worse option, being Chrome, i
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Funny, one of the preroll ads on the video was one of those Chinese (I presume - the robot voiceover was in my native tongue though) scam ads for a product, with a big QR code with viewer discount.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Mono also had (limited?) support for ASP.NET non-Core. I wonder how many companies actually used that.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Yes, and that also basically killed Blu-ray support on desktop, because DRM couldn’t be implemented in an acceptable matter otherwise. Fun thing of course is, that you can probably crack any Samsung or $random_cheap_brand Blu-ray player but
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Powershell recommendations, for instance, are that you keep aliases and short-form for yourself, and long-form for scripts and tutorials. Remove-Item -Path X:\test\ -Recurse -Force del X:\test -rec -for
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Crew-8 has only 4 seats right? Does reconfiguring mean “configure life support for 6 crew members”?
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by sebazzz 2y ago
That was a great app to have when my employers company preferred browser was still Internet Explorer, but since most applications were upgraded to be compatible with Edgium now Firefox can handle them as well. So the browser the company doe
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by sebazzz 2y ago
And can be developed only in Europe too.
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by sebazzz 2y ago
Are we trusting the unstable Elon with the location of the US Navy Warships?

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