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2y ago
There are more developers than managers, like you would hopefully expect.
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sebazzz
2y ago
Well eventually you had games and applications not supporting Windows 10 LTSC because it was so outdated in terms of available APIs. Windows 11 is so new, you’re not at that point yet.
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sebazzz
2y ago
Wine is indeed the most stable Linux ABI. I downloaded Freddy Fish (ScummVM), but without visible error, but readable when launching from the CLI it failed due to some LLVM runtime lib not being present with the correct version. Instead of
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sebazzz
2y ago
I think it will confirm the same.
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sebazzz
2y ago
Until a year or so ago, the Dutch equivalent of the SSN (BSN = Burgerservicenummer = Civilian Service Number), was embedded in the VAT number of freelancers. After much protest it finally got fixed by the Dutch IRS that this sensitive numbe
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sebazzz
2y ago
Is this from a sysops perspective? Because Nagios and its fork Ingca are still a thing.
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sebazzz
2y ago
Right, so you’re using toothpaste as padding to align your shopping basket struct.
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sebazzz
2y ago
> So as an employer, if there's no ability to remove underperformers every year, you've turned employment into a market for lemons You can fire someone, but not on a whim*. You need to build a file, build history, give chances
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sebazzz
2y ago
In EU you have regulation 93/13/EEG that limits the possibilities of forced arbitration. Power to the consumer. It is codified into the law of every member state, but might differ on some implementation details. For instance, in t
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2y ago
Yes, it works, but Apple didn’t put too much effort in user friendlyness: Note: In non-Safari (e.g. Firefox) browser nothing happens when you click the button. You must use Safari directly. Install process is as follows: 1. You visit the pa
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sebazzz
2y ago
Easy for the Brave CEO to say they keep ManifestV2 support while these enterprise flags in the Chromium codebase are still present. Once these flags are removed, and the code is removed, and then the internal APIs to support the ManifestV2
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sebazzz
2y ago
If Apple still has to review everything, why would one publish on an altstore anyway? You aren’t cheaper (still need to pay that $90 per year) and you severely limit your audience.
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sebazzz
2y ago
Yes, that is called WebAuthn.
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sebazzz
2y ago
It is annoying that passkeys are by definition discoverable passkeys, which make older Yubikeys useless because they can only hold like 25 passkeys or so. WebAuthn non-discoverable keys are so much better as just a second factor of authenti
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2y ago
In EU you have regulation 93/13/EEG. Power to the consumer. It is codified into the law of every member state, but might differ on some implementation details. For instance, in the Netherlands forced arbitration can only exists if
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2y ago
> The HTTP/3 CA TLS HTTPS-only setup would start failing due to CA TLS problems eventually (in a year or two) Why? And why https with http 1.1 not?
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sebazzz
2y ago
> Gitlab just makes sense and it's purely an orchestrator for stuff you can run locally. The best CIs are exactly that. Just a task runner, with some reporting capability. Even the reporting capability Github is not very good at.
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2y ago
It is certainly a double edged sword. In our team we are in control, and we have working hybrid in different kinds - at the moment completely voluntary. Some people mostly work from home, others are one or two days in the office. What I fin
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sebazzz
2y ago
Usually schemes like this have terms like “you’re not allowed to offer a cheaper price outside the ecosystem”.
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sebazzz
2y ago
So this is a CPU implementation vulnerability, and not patchable through microcode. Are these CPUs used outside China?
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sebazzz
2y ago
Even if the lock is broken, the pilot connector of the CCS connector is longer, so it would disconnect before the DC connectors would disconnect. Similar to how the D+ and D- lines of USB-A are shorter than the VCC/GND lines.
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2y ago
I would use Mastodon more, but as long as the big fish stick to Twitter, I won’t move either. I follow a lot of people in 3d printing, and also in space flight, and especially that last group won’t easily move away from Musk.
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2y ago
Since the code would then run at ring -2, would it be possible to decrypt the microcode of the CPU, or load custom microcode?
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2y ago
I’m pretty happy with them. I’ve booked over 12 trips with my family using AirBnB. Last year we got a bad one though, dirty house, a lamp was stuck in the socket using wires instead of a plug. I reported this to AirBnB and they cancelled th
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2y ago
I’m completely flabbergasted that this Starliner doesn’t use the same software package as the first successful certification flight.
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> If I want my Supermicro/Quanta/Dell to boot from an image in a similar fashion I have to build the image, I have to host the image, I have to make it available on the network, I have to configure DHCP, I have to configure the
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2y ago
> leverages a web stack to create a native-like experience Biggest contradiction if I ever heard one ;-) Note: your non-www domain is non-functional (invalid DNS record?) The app seems pretty featured, nice work! I think I will keep usin
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Ferrari exec foils deepfake attempt by asking a question only CEO could answer
(fortune.com)
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2y ago
I still have a TI-83 Plus, and even a converter cable, but it is damn near impossible to use it on Windows 10 nowadays. The tools are outdated, only run on Linux, and WSL doesn’t support the native serial port I have on my computer (or at
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2y ago
Interestingly it is user-agent blocked on Firefox, as noted in sibling comments. But Kagi (the search engine) has been using Apple Maps on their site (kagi.com/maps) for a good while now.
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