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by sebazzz 3y ago
Seems to be an international phenomenon. Here in the Netherlands supermarkets have been plagued by both stealing and annoyed customers who are flagged (randomly I suppose) every time they need to be checked, and then need to wait for minute
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by sebazzz 3y ago
So, how do you change culture then? Like a dev team adopting quality?
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Offtopic but related: Has anyone noticed transient AWS routing issues as of late? I’ve on three or four occasions the last three months notices that I got served a completely different SSL certificate than the domain I was visiting, of a do
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by sebazzz 3y ago
That time wasting is back in the same form or another. For instance, at my side they enable * all* the Azure Application Gateway, even those rules that Microsoft says not to enable - causing even simple OpenID redirects from Microsoft Azure
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Our operating systems are not made by average developers.
576.
by sebazzz 3y ago
I built something similar in ASP.NET: https://github.com/Sebazzz/IFS
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by sebazzz 3y ago
No, but many of us are using Twilio Sendgrid and there it will apply to, especially if you don't have a dedicated IP.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
You can't unflag, can you? It is not like voting.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
There is extra complexity there depending on the call path. Given the premise of the article, you shouldn’t pass structs larger than two object references, or larger dan a Int64 (long). You already get to that point quickly. But in .NET the
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by sebazzz 3y ago
No, NPM has never been thought out well. Many of the improvements in npm over the years were all either (1) due to accidents that many other package managers like NuGet already prevent by default or (2) features that were already implemente
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by sebazzz 3y ago
> I want to say they both aren't exactly the same, as I noticed through some responses to same questions by each, but I am interested in a detailed analysis if anyone has done that. That is very well possible and can be due to one o
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Is 2024 the year we are going to witness the invasion of Taiwan, given how China has observed how lame the world has responded to the invasion of Ukraine?
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by sebazzz 3y ago
How does this compare to Winesapos?
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by sebazzz 3y ago
The kids are playing Freddy Fish and Pyjama Sam on the iPad right now. Good stuff! There is just no modern equivalent of these games that let's kids puzzle like this!
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by sebazzz 3y ago
How would one even protect against voltage glitching? It is out of spec for the processor, so all bets are off.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
No, but there are a lot of unknowns. You need to take the most critical pieces of the rocket and subject them to more forces and make them somehow detachable from the tanks.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
There is nothing wrong with Marlin, especially not for the purposes Prusa uses it for. Marlins biggest weakness is needing to recompile for some things because they are defined by compile-time. All other things like active input shaping cal
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Nothing grim about it, it is not "enshittification" but actually offering value in exchange for a fee.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Bambu P-series based on an ESP32 aren't really comparable to the A and X series running full Linux-based firmware with full color touch screen.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Profile setting
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by sebazzz 3y ago
> I really wish more games shared the source, even if it's under a restrictive license. It's just interesting to get a peak under the hood. Don't underestimate that software patents play a role in that. For instance, the s
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by sebazzz 3y ago
The electricity grid has three phases in the US right? Are devices seldom connected to three phases?
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by sebazzz 3y ago
That's nice but you can't run the Web server in the background can you? So you need to terminate it to edit index.htm?
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Global ignores also came quite late for svn. Until then you needed to add a svn:ignore property to the root directory and then apply it recursively (which then could go wrong).
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by sebazzz 3y ago
That's fun but I'm still missing some fundamentals I can't exactly put my finger on. Like: how to prevent microchip overload, how to stabilize a circuit, prevent rush-in current, handle different voltage levels, etc. I know h
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Are you meaning to say that a big accident in a public cloud like AWS or Azure is waiting to happen? I did have something weird the other day in AWS. I was accessing a K8S hosted website in my clients tenant, and I got an SSL handshake issu
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Did you remember when the .NET Passport was how the Microsoft login system was called?
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Exactly, but the Windows license you need for a proper Hyper-V server is quite high
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by sebazzz 3y ago
It's annoying, Dream Machine is more powerful but doesn't support Protect. Even not when you could imagine recording directly to SMB or NFS storage.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
The reflow hypothesis can be confirmed by setting a fixed height and width on the icon and overflow: hidden.

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