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571.
by subway 10y ago
Couldn't you already do this? I've been off OSX for 5 or 6 years now, but I remember having no issues remapping the Caps Lock key as CTRL/CMD/ALT, and would have sworn ESC was an option.
572.
by subway 10y ago
"Lug it down to the Genius Bar"
573.
by subway 10y ago
To be fair, that aptly describe being a package maintainer in general -- you spend all day adding workaround patches so build systems stop doing things the "wrong way". edit: Where "wrong way" is defined as "differe
574.
by subway 10y ago
"Oh this thing on my coffee table? I didn't know people even use these for porn! No I've never used it for that. I really like the uhh... rollercoaster simulation..." Clearly you're talking about a VCR, no wait, D
575.
by subway 10y ago
pdpi for the win. (And ambiguous phrasing for the loss)
576.
by subway 10y ago
And conveniently, from a user's perspective, damn near impossible to discern from poor network management.
577.
by subway 10y ago
Interesingly, the "'apt-get install foo' and it just works!" aspect of Debian-like distros was what initially got me hooked, but has since become the bane of my existence. Debian has a policy of shipping a sane default c
578.
by subway 10y ago
Sounds like your typical CxO support group.
579.
by subway 10y ago
Why do you assume Open Source is really any better? Have you seen the absurd number of 'Go download the latest version of this dep from some 3rd party remote host' steps in the build processes of modern software (oss or not)? Or m
580.
by subway 10y ago
This should be strictly a recipient controlled option, only affecting the recipient's view then. Anything else is still a misleading UX for the sender, and assumes people read the fine print. They don't.
581.
by subway 10y ago
Users are lazy and if you don't force them to update, they won't. Then they get owned. Then they talk shit about you. Why not make the world a better place, push the updates hard, and just jump to the shit talking? ;)
582.
by subway 10y ago
I finally started letting Amex sort this out. I'll attempt to call to cancel a service (during my local business hours), follow up with a short letter if the call is unsuccessful. After that, any new charges that appear result in a cal
583.
by subway 10y ago
Amusing examples, systemd/rsyslog, as both at least briefly execute as root, with rsyslog being relied upon to willingly drop its own privs (Not to mention being slowly replaced by systemd-journald, which runs as root), and systemd alw
584.
by subway 10y ago
EC2 instances should be single-purpose (Or, if you want to mux containers onto the instance and retain per-container/job IAM role isolation, use ECS) if you're developing for AWS as a platform. I'm a huge fan of k8s, and have
585.
by subway 10y ago
No, it is not a vulnerability. Misunderstanding of this functionality can result in developer introducing a vulnerability, but this is a well described, well defined feature. Calling this a vulnerability is akin to calling the existence o
586.
by subway 10y ago
I think eventually the mobile data radio is going to migrate out of these mini-tablet interfaces we call phones, and into either a wrist-watch or pocket-watch form factor, with local wireless accessories fleshing out the rest of the UX.
587.
by subway 10y ago
For the most part EC2 instances should be single-purpose. Use tiny instances that do one job . Your IAM role describes the permissions that should be granted to that one job . It's absolutely true that you cannot isolate permissions
588.
by subway 10y ago
Football fans don't tend to die when they can't afford to watch their favorite players.
589.
by subway 10y ago
Huh. I wonder what the implications are for Play Store's DRM. Specifically it seems like this board could be used to strip DRM from media.
590.
by subway 10y ago
As part of this mission, we have always endeavored to contribute software plumbing toolkits back to the community, following the UNIX philosophy of building small loosely coupled tools that are created to simply do one thing well. Great s
591.
by subway 10y ago
TrustZone alone is much closer to a SecureBoot or TPMish feature than ME. It's possible it would allow implementation of an ME-like software stack running inside the TEE. It's worth mentioning that there is at least one OSS implem
592.
by subway 10y ago
Note GP said chose, not choose. Almost as though this entire thread were on the topic of how Apple was formerly great for professionals.
593.
by subway 10y ago
I live in a 140sqft unit, and am quite happy. If anything, even at 140, I still have too much space for junk to accumulate.
594.
by subway 10y ago
I'm sure plenty of replacement parts of EOL by decades. Heck, the terminal upgrades alone are likely necessitated by the fact CRTs are no longer manufactured in quantity.
595.
by subway 10y ago
Oh lord. Why did the term 'shitpost' gain such popularity? Such a nasty dismissive term.
596.
by subway 10y ago
You might be surprised how much of your traffic already goes over ipv6. Much of your Google and Facebook traffic, for instance.
597.
by subway 10y ago
Novena is great, but it certainly isn't cheap, isn't sturdy, and to be honest, unless you were lucky enough to snag a Senoko battery board, isn't a laptop. (I'm fortunate enough to own a few Novena boards).
598.
by subway 10y ago
I have hope in Risc-V.
599.
by subway 10y ago
Cached credentials only save the day if the cache has been populated. Engineers should be logging in infrequently enough that cache is rarely populated.
600.
by subway 10y ago
Placing folks around the globe doesn't really help with the weekend or holiday situation.

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