terminalbraid

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   by terminalbraid 2y ago

   I don't think there's an oauth requirement where those don't work and your issue is more likely to be with the provider itself and restrictions they make on http or local domains. I'd either run an nginx proxy to get ar
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   by terminalbraid 2y ago

   That doesn't answer the question of who ? A (rightly) cynical reading of what you posted could just be "thousands of active deployments" you did for yourself to prove benchmarks.
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   by terminalbraid 2y ago

   Are you referring to the development cost or just the "keep SSO wired to other orgs in for our cloud product"? Development-wise, SSO standards don't change much and aren't terribly difficult to get up an running if you
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   by terminalbraid 2y ago

   That's the company's problem. They're entitled to their business model. They're not entitled to it working. They're not entitled to someone figuring out a business model for them if people don't like it.
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   by terminalbraid 2y ago

   Misspelling your title degrades any projection of authority or assumptions of care that you may have put into your writing and ideas.
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   by terminalbraid 2y ago

   This article isn't about warranties? I'm confused what your comment is referring to.
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   by terminalbraid 2y ago

   There are VPNs out there with better business practices. You'll find these are ones that don't blow disproportionate amounts of money on advertising strategies like "carpet bomb you with influencer endorsements"
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   by terminalbraid 2y ago

   Inflation isn't a new concept and certainly one that T-Mobile could have (and should have) considered if this were the reason.
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   by terminalbraid 2y ago

   https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41907715
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    by terminalbraid 2y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41906028
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    by terminalbraid 2y ago

    In a similar vein, linked are math questions Russian universities would give to Jewish students to filter them out in entrance exams. https://arxiv.org/abs/1110.1556
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    by terminalbraid 2y ago

    If your question were answered, would it make a difference to this accusation? Is it that you (I presume) believe since this is common, Elon should then get a free pass? If everyone is doing something unethical, does that make it ethical o
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    by terminalbraid 2y ago

    Android is not anymore https://forum.syncthing.net/t/discontinuing-syncthing-androi...
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    by terminalbraid 2y ago

    Heads up if you're using this on Android https://forum.syncthing.net/t/discontinuing-syncthing-androi...
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    by terminalbraid 2y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41892830
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    by terminalbraid 2y ago

    Should this be linked to the actual article rather than a reddit thread? Or is there something in particular in the reddit thread that's important?
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    by terminalbraid 2y ago

    My main use of cat is for clipboard pasting (if I can't leverage pbpaste or something more appropriate). If I want to get something into a file or get into a pipe as stdin `cat > file` or `cat | cmd`, paste, then end with cmd-D to
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    by terminalbraid 2y ago

    Good news! Marijuana consumption isn't limited to smoking.
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    by terminalbraid 2y ago

    > they’ve faced zero accountability https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/national/2024/10/18/79... Is that not an example of accountability directly for the things you're complaining about?
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    by terminalbraid 2y ago

    Are bots considered "active users" in your statistic?
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    by terminalbraid 2y ago

    I disagree that it's "proper" especially when it starts to stray into "irresponsible"
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    by terminalbraid 2y ago

    Works fine in Firefox for me.
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    by terminalbraid 2y ago

    I had the same thought when reading and I don't see why not as long as you make sure you drop the older commits correctly.