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by tbronchain 8y ago
Seems like there is: https://adguard.com/en/adguard-dns/overview.html However, as it's been said, you might want to easily whitelist some domains.
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by tbronchain 8y ago
I came across this article last month: https://ifelse.io/2019/01/12/secure-ad-free-internet-anywher... It was surprisingly very easy and straightforward to setup, and working very well! It's most useful
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by tbronchain 8y ago
> A lot of enterprises, operators and organizations block or rate-limit UDP traffic That was my first thought, and the following seem to be assuming that companies will decide to change their policy. But many public WiFi block UDP traffi
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by tbronchain 8y ago
I know that it's not exactly the same type of product (13vs15"), but I've been myself highly considering this xps13 previously and switched off primarily because of this 16gb issue. I went for the Thinkpad X1E instead, and I
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by tbronchain 8y ago
Some basic aliases I couldn't live without: alias rm='rm -i' alias mv='mv -i' alias cp='cp -v' alias ls='ls --color=auto -Fh' alias ll='ls -l' alias lla='
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by tbronchain 8y ago
History with dates is genius! Thanks for sharing it :)
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by tbronchain 8y ago
I - and I'm quite sure it's common practice - have been doing something similar using VMware, desktop integration and shared folders. It's nothing close to a native integration but it does the work - and I've been able t
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by tbronchain 8y ago
Can you get higher system privileges on other editions?
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by tbronchain 8y ago
So your understanding of the pattern #3 is that, null was being used instead of an empty list, and in this case it's better to use an empty container. In that case, it makes sense, that's not how I understood it at first. Oh and,
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by tbronchain 8y ago
While I agree on reducing the amount (especially either too long or nested) ifs in the code, I disagree with some of the proposed patterns, especially the #3. Sometimes we might want to use "null" rather than an empty collection t
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by tbronchain 8y ago
I didn't know them. Thanks for bringing them up!
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by tbronchain 8y ago
Although I understand reading the sources of all software we're running would take way too much time to be reasonable, running a quick docker inspect / docker history on all images we use is, in addition to be interesting, probabl
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by tbronchain 8y ago
Why would anyone use a station-based bike if a dockless is available?
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by tbronchain 9y ago
I've been lurking at the X1 carbon for years, but now I'm finally considering getting one I can't decide between the T480s this year! On one side, the light weight and light size of the X1 is really appealing, on the other th
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by tbronchain 9y ago
Does that validate the guess #1, that there is a trust from lenders in the future of [US] economy, as you're saying that $1 now < value of that $ tomorrow? In other words, it's ok to lend 1$ today because tomorrow that $, even
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by tbronchain 9y ago
It still amazes me how governments manage to keep borrowing money while being in constant growing deficit. Is there such thing as a real trust in the future possibility of paying the debt back? Or is it a hope of taking as much money as pos
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by tbronchain 9y ago
Thats quite off topic. The point is, by speaking less of insecurity people feel more safe.
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by tbronchain 9y ago
Is it really camera that made the difference? I had a motorbike stolen in Beijing. Police's answer? "Sorry, the camera didn't work". A friend forget his phone in a taxi (who run away, then turned it off when he tried to
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by tbronchain 9y ago
Whenever you legally work in China, after a certain amount of time (don't remember the details) and regardless of your citizenship, you will receive a fixed amount of money when you retire, according to the amount of time you worked an
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Managing production applications with Hyper Compose(medium.com)
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by tbronchain 10y ago
Original link http://www.leiphone.com/news/201701/zZyJrgzw4RkReuTJ.html (for those in china who don't have VPN ;) )
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by tbronchain 10y ago
Really cool tool. I was thinking about a similar project since a while, you built it, please keep it going! Small side note, I'm not sure if it's because of the mobile version but I find it would be great to have some more details
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by tbronchain 10y ago
You made me curious.. 128GB RAM on Xubuntu! Why? Which usage would require so much memory? Found 16cores quite a lot as well. Really wondering what you do?
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by tbronchain 10y ago
Very interesting question I've asked myself a year ago. I ended up buying an old Netgear WNDR3800 for $15, and put OpenWRT on it. And it works great! It has enough ROM to install most of the services you would probably need need (ssh,
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by tbronchain 10y ago
+1 for Toptal as I'm currently working using them. It probably won't suit everyone and I don't see it as a long term full-time thing, but it can help a lot to: - start working remotely, and start making money - to try the rem
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by tbronchain 10y ago
That's a fair point I agree. The pylint config files in the article are great, and I will definitely look into it. Pylint -E is more like a quick lazy option to make 80% of the work :)
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by tbronchain 10y ago
I'm using pylint daily and usually running it doing "pylint -E" to discard warnings and display errors only. I found it very useful, and never seen a case of an error that shouldn't be fixes. I'm probably missing so
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by tbronchain 10y ago
I was using a combination of a VPN and NAT rules to do so. Basically, machine A (the machine behind the firewall I want to connect to) would connect to machine B (a VPS or AWS instance - free tier micro instances are awesome for that matter
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by tbronchain 10y ago
They have an history about stolen passwords... I guess they learnt from it. Also, I don't think any security would be overkill when you manage perosnal and professional data of millions of people!
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by tbronchain 10y ago
I have been a developer at TopTal since about 6 months now and my experience has been very positive! I have found the entry tests not easy to pass, although fairly chosen and well representative of a developer's expectation. The "

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