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5y ago
I call this a dick move on EVGA's side, mainly harming consumers. I'm pretty certain they have insurance for incidents of this kind (theft), limiting the financial impact for them.
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5y ago
Technically speaking, Rust is a compiled language, which means an interpreter won't do the job.
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5y ago
> With 94, you’ll find a selection of six fun seasonal Colorways (available for a limited time only). For a limited time only? What the heck? Feels like Starbucks. Otherwise great release of course.
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5y ago
> Using this setup I can tear down and build up my setup in minutes [...] Until you decide to move away from AWS. ;-) Nevermind, ignoring the potential lock-in there are many pros to this setup.
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Heroku Postgres – after all those years – still is vulnerable to MITM attacks. You can't reliably verify the authenticity of the connection between Heroku's Dyno and the Postgres database. They use self-signed certificates on Hero
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The Slow-Motion Collapse of Germany's Governing Party
(spiegel.de)
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Huh, I never really thought about the possibility that Apple would implement both schemes. I don't think they will go down that path, though. Why: Cost and complexity for Apple would be somewhat higher and the surrounding discussion ab
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5y ago
What do you think are the chances we'll see a server-side implementation instead of the so far proposed client-side one?
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Alpha Preview: Modern JavaScript in Rails 7 Without Webpack
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Modern web apps without JavaScript bundling or transpiling
(world.hey.com)
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"Simply stated, there is no doubt that Saddam Hussein now has weapons of mass destruction." — Dick Cheney, before the US and coalition of the willing invaded Iraq.
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iCloud+ to Let Users Personalize Their Email Domain Name
(macrumors.com)
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5y ago
Bose QC35 II noise-cancelling headphones. Being able to decouple yourself from noise is worth so much more than what Bose is asking for these headphones.
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6y ago
Nginx can, most backends can‘t. ;-)
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6y ago
Dear Homebrew maintainers, one simple effing thing: thank you! For all the hard work and the sheer pleasure Homebrew adds to the experience of developing software on a Mac.
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Red Hat Announces No-Cost RHEL for Small Production Environments
(redhat.com)
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6y ago
I just wanna say thank you to all people who behind the scenes keep evolving Ruby as a programming language! I was at the edge of giving up on programming some long time ago and Ruby drove back a lot of my passion for creating things. Ruby
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6y ago
I found this book by the team of Basecamp (DHH et al) really inspiring: https://basecamp.com/books/getting-real
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6y ago
I am running Btrfs on about a dozen machines (solid state and spinning disks). All of them are servers and run "business-critical" stuff. No issues during the last 2 years, everything flawless. The ability to scrub your data and h
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6y ago
I understand what you say and I assume you have more experience than me in this field. But even if you fail, that's experience too. If you have a dream, I strongly encourage you to pursue it. It is usually more painful to look back in
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6y ago
Will I still be able to use my favourite scripting language, say Ruby, on macOS?
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Ask HN: Alternatives to Wordpress for Blogging?
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Swiss militia soldiers get historic call up to fight coronavirus
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Switzerland switching off its first nuclear plant on Friday
(swissinfo.ch)
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7y ago
Anybody else thinking about the scene from the Bourne trilogy where Jason opens Noah Vosens safe using a voice sample he took of him on the phone?
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7y ago
Been running Linux servers for years. FreeBSD is what gave me back the passion to run servers. It's such a well structured operating system. The documentation is just great and Jails are a really nice way to get lightly isolated enviro
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What physical medium do you use (HDD, SSD)? I had a faulty HDD act up on me like that.
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According to the file's meta information, the content was created using Keynote and then converted using macOS Quartz PDF.
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7y ago
Initially only found the PDF, then saw the video link at the end.
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7y ago
Title got renamed
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