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by tamimio 2y ago
Probably will be handed over in site.
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by tamimio 2y ago
ULA just wants to monetize it and take in the bigger piece of the cake. I wouldn’t be surprised if they introduced a membership to take pics due to “social media pressure” in the future. I’m just glad these people aren’t in charge of the sp
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by tamimio 2y ago
I would probably get it if it was svelt, I hate react and anything facebook.
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by tamimio 2y ago
Nice article! I remember three years ago, I needed to spawn a few processes in Node, and I ended up using child process spawn to spawn an external binary. It was fast and instantaneous (no benchmarks). It was on a Linux OS, ARM-based.
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by tamimio 2y ago
Amazon used to be somewhat trustworthy, but now I trust my local thrift store more. The last time I bought something from Amazon was around 1.5 years ago. There are even stores that have a business model of selling Amazon’s returned product
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by tamimio 2y ago
> the malware just needs to wait for the user to activate the VPN, and then can access the company's network In theory, you are correct, and it does increase the risk compared to never having it connected. However, it doesn’t mean i
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by tamimio 2y ago
> Use a more robust E2EE chat app instead (e.g., Signal). Ideally, run your own messaging server if you can (e.g., Signal server). If you are more serious about security and privacy, don’t use an app that still uses a broken protocol (SM
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by tamimio 2y ago
Spot on, it’s so frustrating with all these hoops some companies put in place, and the middle managers at some point start to act as wranglers.. Not to mention the gap that always happens between the engineers (who build and do the work) an
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by tamimio 2y ago
Absolutely guilty of that! Although the article mainly focuses on software that I also assume isn’t critical, sometimes you have to get the work done perfectly, or it’s a major risk or an overall issue for the project success. For example,
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by tamimio 2y ago
It was almost impossible, I had to scroll very fast from the header so the momentum will get me all the way to the footer section.
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Ask HN: Is there a site to make a trip itinerary knowing the destination cities?
1 points by tamimio 2y ago|2 comments
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by tamimio 2y ago
Wow, that was quick, appreciated! I just downloaded it and it works perfectly (Debian).
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by tamimio 2y ago
Thank you!
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by tamimio 2y ago
Instead of looking into a two-tier payment system to try in North America, because I assume that’s the whole purpose of this article, how about copying the Japanese model on tipping? It’s out of hand here; even fast food places like Five Gu
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by tamimio 2y ago
I think the title should make it clear it’s macOS only, before getting my hopes high to test it out, it looks interesting nonetheless.
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by tamimio 2y ago
> One of the people to unwittingly install it was a Disney software development manager, who also had the company’s Slack channels active on the same computer. The issue here is the IT department allowing employees to install personal so
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by tamimio 2y ago
https://archive.is/ZKg4B
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by tamimio 2y ago
I don’t use GitHub for anything serious, rather my own Gitea. However: > Any commits made to your private fork after you make the “upstream” repository public are not viewable. Does that mean a private repo that has never been or will be
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by tamimio 2y ago
To be fair, the vertical recording here fits the context. Also, the fact that the recorder held the camera steady and kept the content within the frame is great by itself. A lot of times, you end up with shaky, useless footage.
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by tamimio 2y ago
I might be cynical, but I have seen many cases of companies open-sourcing a few products for PR and promotional purposes, where the open-source community takes care of the promotion work for free. Fast forward a few years, and a license cha
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by tamimio 2y ago
You can include the user files too in the home directory. I have some snapshots that include them and some that do not, so you are covered both ways.
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by tamimio 2y ago
Can’t agree more with this, it does what it says!
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by tamimio 2y ago
Yep, been using it for a while, incl ext4, you can have scheduled snapshots too, saved my arse few times, especially when you install something that cannot be easily uninstalled like hyperland or similar.
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by tamimio 2y ago
It’s always nice to have a look at them!
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by tamimio 2y ago
Hey Microsoft: Just stop trying to cloudify everything in the new Windows and focus on its stability instead of releasing an inconsistent UI every few years, and you will be good to go.
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by tamimio 2y ago
Very good read, thanks for sharing it. Side note: All the pictures have the geolocation data embedded into them.
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by tamimio 2y ago
Great work! It would help too if there’s an overall statistics page for the whole period.
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by tamimio 2y ago
It looks great, I will have to try it!
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by tamimio 2y ago
It might work on some machines, but doubt to work on the rest. Worth the try.
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by tamimio 2y ago
> give clients control over this but they pissed over everyone's staging and rules and just pushed this to production. Interesting.. > We have to literally take each node down, attach the disk to a working node.. Probably the eas

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