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by superq 2y ago
> because providing tech support for custom OS's (in addition to the wide variety of popular handsets) is more costly. Ah, it's the same with supporting browsers other than Internet Explorer!
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by superq 2y ago
On that note, https://github.com/aws/aws-codedeploy-agent/issues/30
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by superq 2y ago
You fear for other people's kids.. over politics?
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by superq 2y ago
I agree with most of your comment, but a bit more nuance with the last statement. The taxes were core to supporting freedom among the colonists. These were not ordinary taxes. The Boston Tea Party, where they tossed the tea into the ocean
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by superq 2y ago
Starbase, too and the hill country towns. And also way out west, Marfa.
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by superq 2y ago
No Mexicans died for anyone's freedom, including their own or other Mexicans. They were serving under a dictator and didn't have a choice. (And, yes, there were some slaves in Texas, but comparatively few compared to the rest of t
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by superq 2y ago
Give bash some credit - it's actually amazing for even very large, complex systems (of which there are many -- quietly doing their jobs for decades.) With xargs or GNU parallel, you can have multi-processing, too. Combining with curl o
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by superq 2y ago
You can go a really really long way, with a script that will work everywhere, with just set -e and aborting at the first error. Better yet, 'bash unofficial strict mode': set -euo pipefail IFS=$'\n\t'
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by superq 2y ago
Even if we assume that you're ok with connecting discrete and disparate devices together (and you always have your personal tracking device near you all the time), Bluetooth is basically comprised of a giant bag of vulnerabilities and
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by superq 2y ago
> hopefully Gnome/KDE implement passkey support sigh TBH, I hope not. Maybe optionally, but for now the friction might keep companies from going passkey only, which (I think) would be a total nightmare from a security and usabilit
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by superq 2y ago
True! Really, it's a three-way relationship: customer - insurer: the govt (or, far more rarely, the employer) is the customer insurer - recipient: the recipient is you. You're really just a necessary but unwelcome side-effect.
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by superq 2y ago
Thanks for sharing! Reminds me of BBS Doors! Excellent tui!
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by superq 2y ago
I'm surprised it didn't get more upvotes, but probably because most people missed it at this time of year. (I did the first time too) I found it kinda surprising (it's kinda tough when a primary DB choice is no longer open so
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ScyllaDB no longer open source(forum.scylladb.com)
56 points by superq 2y ago|43 comments
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by superq 2y ago
> ScyllaDB OSS AGPL 6.2 will stand as the final OSS AGPL release... A free tier of the full-featured ScyllaDB Enterprise will be available. I wonder if this means YDB (from the devs of Clickhouse) will get some traction ( https:/&#x
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by superq 2y ago
It's basic economics: wages are low because cheaper labor is available. For instance, if working on an Alaskan fishing boat pays $2,000 a week, you might take the job despite harsh conditions. At $200 a week? Unlikely. But for someone
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by superq 2y ago
Your statement and the parent's can be concurrently true.
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by superq 2y ago
35% over 12 months != 35% over 3 months.
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by superq 2y ago
> No multiverse required. True, but no exciting plot twists either. :(
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by superq 2y ago
EasyDNS might be a few cents more (literally) than the alternatives, but they're a smallish company and have never pulled this nonsense. (Also their customer support assist in preventing domain hijacks and recovering, which is pretty i
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Ask HN: Anyone using Yandex YDB in prod?
2 points by superq 2y ago|1 comments
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by superq 2y ago
Maintaining your own PKI isn't exactly easy unless it's your full time job.
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by superq 2y ago
That's convenient but doesn't scale and really not too great for security for a bunch of reasons, but it can work great for smaller teams and minimize friction.
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by superq 2y ago
Seems it uses useradd not adduser
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by superq 2y ago
I like this. You can also use triggers from other tables to trigger cross-table updates. SQLite is a gem.
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by superq 2y ago
Userify doesn't seem complicated.. it is just Linux users, created with adduser just like you'd type in at the command line: https://github.com/userify/shim/blob/master/shim.py#L227
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by superq 2y ago
Why are these junk patents, especially the Ozempic one? I want to believe! But I'm skeptical that it is a junk patent.
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by superq 2y ago
For a single dev, a single file is often far more efficient than jumping between files.
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by superq 2y ago
It's difficult to be pedantic about an ambiguous term like database without additional qualification or specificity. There are more types of databases than those that end in "SQL". A CSV file alone is a database. The rows are
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by superq 2y ago
No [sic] though. Journalistic standards are low today.

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