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by shitlord 3y ago
Have remote workers considered political solutions to the RTO problem? In cities like SF or Seattle, many of the people living there don't want you there. You also don't want to be there. So why not team up and make some noise abo
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by shitlord 3y ago
Do you really have to get those sites taken down if they're not indexed by any major search engines? Very few people will be able to find them.
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by shitlord 3y ago
Search engines also curate nowadays. Search for something vaguely related to suicide, and the thing you're looking for will not appear among the first few search results.
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by shitlord 3y ago
Amazon Basics products were previously known for causing fires and destroying electronic devices. See: https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/10/business/amazonbasics-electro... I don't know if they ever fixed
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by shitlord 3y ago
Hollywood is notorious for creating gasoline explosions because they make gigantic fireballs. High explosives used in a war zone look totally different.
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by shitlord 3y ago
I just tried this. Most of the pictures on a google image search for "ellen page" are actually Ellen and not Elliot.
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by shitlord 3y ago
If you have three threads running on two cores, will the thread on its own significantly outperform the others?
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by shitlord 3y ago
California has another advantage that is harder to beat: geographically, it is a nice place to live. Most of the state has a very high USDA natural amenity rating: https://www.ers.usda.gov/data-products/natural-amenitie
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by shitlord 3y ago
I switched to paper filters after using a metal one for years. Maybe the metal filter degraded over time, but it produces a thin layer of "mud" at the bottom of the cup. It's unfortunate because it leaves a bad ending to an o
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by shitlord 3y ago
I'm on my second oxo kettle. The handle fell off the first one right after the warranty expired. The second one has a different handle design, but neither has a good weld. This handle will eventually fall off as well. It's a shame
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by shitlord 3y ago
I was born in the US, and my parents immigrated from India. I encountered this once at a tech company in Seattle. My team's previous manager left the org, so we were assigned a new one. On our very first 1:1 meeting, he wasn't int
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by shitlord 3y ago
ASLR doesn't stop DLL injection.
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by shitlord 3y ago
You might be overstating his obligations. In the US, calls for violence are illegal if they are imminent and likely. But you're still allowed to advocate for violence in more abstract ways (e.g., "all pedophiles should be shot&quo
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by shitlord 3y ago
At one point, you could backdate commits and push them to GitHub to make art with the red/green squares. I don't know if that still works, but recruiters generally won't be able to tell whether you're faking commit acti
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by shitlord 3y ago
GitHub already bans accounts and repos for using no-no words in commits, PRs, and comments. See: https://www.techdirt.com/2021/02/03/content-moderation-case-...
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by shitlord 3y ago
Envoy is the proxy that does the heavy lifting. Istio is just a glorified configuration system. Even if you choose to use Istio you're still using Envoy. You're spot-on about using iptables rules. There is an example here with a y
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by shitlord 3y ago
If you don't want any of the fancy stuff, then you can just use Envoy without Istio and configure it yourself.
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by shitlord 3y ago
I've been cluelessly using a picture of my dog for about a decade now
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by shitlord 3y ago
It has nothing to do with the amount of time Dang spends working. It's because the HN userbase is tiny compared to the social media giants. There are many small forums that spread misinformation because they enjoy trolling. The moderat
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by shitlord 3y ago
Yes, but the key difference is that White House staffers aren't personally pressuring dang.
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by shitlord 3y ago
The subs that went private accomplished nothing and many were forced to reopen. Some mods were even deposed. Reddit will eventually find new mods to replace the ones still protesting, and business will continue as usual. After all, there&#x
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by shitlord 3y ago
That's what mods have been saying the past few weeks, but somehow the site is working fine without them. It turns out that most of them don't add a lot of value and are easily replaceable.
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by shitlord 3y ago
Just curious, were you using v2 or v3 of the AWS SDK? I was going to try Vitest after reading these comments, but maybe it's not feasible right now.
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by shitlord 3y ago
At least one of the authors of this article is a political activist with an axe to grind. The original report is more informative and worth the read.
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by shitlord 3y ago
When I worked there, there were few hard and fast rules. Every team had its own release processes, so there was a lot of variance. It has been a couple of years, so this may have changed. Typically, a team would group their regions into bat
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by shitlord 3y ago
The rDrama codebase is used for rDrama.net (19.6k users), watchpeopledie.tv (338k users), and a few other sites that fizzled out. TheMotte.org uses an rDrama fork with all the fun features (like blackjack) removed. The migration process is
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by shitlord 3y ago
One of the developers actually marketed Lemmy as "communist-developed": https://www.reddit.com/r/socialistprogrammers/comments/mzqv3... There's nothing wrong with that, per se. The larger issue
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by shitlord 3y ago
Your link anchor tags have `rel="nofollow noreferrer"`
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by shitlord 3y ago
When you create an alternative to big tech sites, you end up with the people who can't or won't use big tech sites. It's usually the former, and they suck. You get Nazis, commies, anarchists, and all the sorts of people whose
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by shitlord 3y ago
Is there anything preventing the Texas energy company from offering something similar? Alternatively, maybe an insurance company could effectively insure against high prices.

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