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by sebazzz 3y ago
I've used it as my daily driver for a very long time. It's very stable and think based on beta given the version number.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
It crashed Safari webview completely for me, consistently.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
This is probably not a popular opinion but that is nothing special. My HP MFP M177fw laser printer has no issues at all, and if I must believe HN it's manufactured by Brother due to its well behaviour.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
One interesting correlation I found is that the rubber tyre metro’s also have platform doors, and the steel wheel metro’s dont have doors on the platforms.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
My adblockers work successfully, still. Maybe it helps I also consume YouTube via the official TV app from time to time. Reddit usage however, that has decreased a lot for me.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
In .NET we actually went back to an embedded symbol format, which has several advantages. However, the symbol format is more compact than the classic PDBs though.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Yup, that's all India.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Hyper-V server is killed by Microsoft, though you can of course install Windows Server in Core mode and install the Hypervisor component.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Read again, Webpack used that.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
I'm comfortable with Javascript. I'm not comfortable with constantly having to change and upgrade my code or build system for the next breaking change in Webpack or in an unreadable complex Typescript typing, or the spider web of
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by sebazzz 3y ago
We've created the need front-end and back-end developer distinction by creating overly complex front-end build systems, and overly complex SPA frameworks.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Innovation in the technology is not something every company has to do.
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SpaceX Starship OFT-2 livestream(twitter.com)
2 points by sebazzz 3y ago|0 comments
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by sebazzz 3y ago
I don't want a busy stream with speculation. Just the SpaceX stuff.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Yes, active records and such. There are various ORMs in .NET that allow this.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
> That means it is very stable That means "stable" as in "it is not going to change". But from a developer perspective, binding redirects, brrrrrr.... Also, source-level framework debugging tends to break every so oft
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Think of ".NET Standard" as "the common .NET Standard on which you can build cross-framework libraries".
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by sebazzz 3y ago
You can use micro-ORMs like Dapper, but I don't how you would do anything else than classes to represent your result sets unless you want to stuff everything in a dynamic ExpandoObject (which you can). In that case, go back to PHP or w
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by sebazzz 3y ago
> At the end of the day, you have to ask yourself about what your hourly rate is. If you are going to spend a 20 hour premium per week bandaging up a "free" .NET toolchain, whereas the official, $100/m stack costs you 1-2
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Instead of becoming a more reliable source of news, thanks to ad payouts and the resulting engagement farming by blue checkmarks Twitter/X is becoming increasingly less reliable.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
> While waiting for the patch, a WAF can quickly block all requests to the /setup endpoint. So can IIS request filtering or whatever exists in Nagios. Right on the webserver.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Qualyss WAS - don't get me started. Generic accounts, short passwords you can't change, incredibly slow and not-able-to-debug scans. Numerous false positives. And with a crawler you don't truly know if you've covered eve
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by sebazzz 3y ago
> Imagine how slow the web would be if every piece of JavaScript needed to be analyzed by hundreds of regexes before being executed! Well, there is super duper secure mode in Edge that disables the JIT - so there's that. It also ena
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by sebazzz 3y ago
This sounds so much like music to my ears. Where I work a WAF is mandatory, Azure Application Gateway in our instance, and they enable ALL of the rules because the outsourced colleagues they follow the rules set by infosec like sheep. The c
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by sebazzz 3y ago
They have the power to block adblocker extentions from Chrome and then only allow Chrome and no derivatives to use YouTube.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
It is fast indeed, no cookie wall either.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
Compare this to Tesla. https://developer.tesla.com/docs/fleet-api
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by sebazzz 3y ago
He went from "I'm only here for the subs and likes" to "I'm mostly here for the subs and likes". I wonder what the next step is. That said, his channel does have much interesting content. I just wish he didn&#x
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by sebazzz 3y ago
This is embedding in the way the operating system can find it.
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by sebazzz 3y ago
My employer switched to MsSense.exe (Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection I think) which is even worse than CarbonBlack. Especially in terms of performance.

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