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While I mostly agree, I don't think it's so black and white on the enforcement part and I actually think that a lot of recent developments actually put holes into this. The typical example is that when you have to explain somethin
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Until it catches on and Amazon changes their practices.
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I think Amazon should be avoided, especially for books. I've heard about more than one author being told "Either exclusively (or by far the cheapest) on Amazon or no Amazon at all". That's a really shitty attitude and sh
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I agree. There is different mindsets though. If someone was my best friend, I would not recommend them because of that, if they were a bad fit. That would be unfair to both the employer and the friend. Not sure why anybody would do that. Ev
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The trend I was talking about is small, well-designed simple to use, truly cross-platform header only libraries. For accessibility I think that's sadly a part that people in general don't seem to care a lot. And while some of the
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Yes, I found it by accident, because I dug into a Go code base I don't even use for fun, because I wondered about how they do audio, noticed it wasn't actually cross-platform. So I wondered if it's solved overall and found th
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I've been running a server since 2005, as a teen. It's been easy. It's my main email. In 2019 I migrated from the vServer to a dedicated setup switching from Debian to OpenBSD, from Postfix to OpenSMTPD. I use Dovecot, the on
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I really like this trend. Also see: * Raylib - A single header file game engine https://www.raylib.com/ * Miniaudio - A single header file audio library https://miniaud.io/ Both (actually, not just three sy
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I'd say vendor lock-ins and mobile killed P2P. With people replacing more and more laptop and desktop usage the platforms are Android and iOS. On both of these you essentially have to pay to release software, on top of that people more
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Why? It's just the closest detected one.
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I think it's sadly a bit of a chicken and egg problem, unless someone sets out to write support for servers (mostly dovecot I assume) and clients (web and desktop). It would be worthwhile for many reasons not just the immutable IDs. I&
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Without meaning that in a rude way: Learn to find and read documentation. Oh and very much avoid random tutorials on the internet. As in, go for official source and use these tutorial only to connect the dots. The reason is that there is hu
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I just found it, so not the creator, but the first sub-heading and first sentence say: Help and how to paticipate There will be link to a live webpage there right before the event! (TBA) Also on the main page it mentions XMPP and Matrix. Ho
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I wouldn't go about fixing the messages/symptoms, but after "software engineers" doing things wrong. Also if it's really "always" one might consider the option that one goes about things the wrong way, and
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OnFOSS-LAN hosted by LibreGaming on October first
(onfoss.libregaming.org)
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So basically every anti-minority society? Be it mostly white people with black people, mostly Christian ones with Jews, etc. What I am trying to say is 90% white people and them thinking that black people are drug dealers isn't exactly
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4y ago
Not the one you are answering to, but reading along and what is the chance of 300+ people all having the same standard?
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To the best of my knowledge nobody's life was threatened or endangered. I'd compare it to a website shutting down someone's account because they send a meme where they might not have the rights, which is illegal, which also i
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Employees Speak about Project Nimbus and Google's Silencing Culture
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Veloren – multiplayer voxel RPG written in Rust
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Veloren is a multiplayer voxel RPG written in Rust. It is inspired by games such as Cube World, Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Dwarf Fortress and Minecraft. Veloren is fully open-source, licensed under GPL 3. It uses original graphic
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The biggest problem I find is that it seems to be pretty "outdated" to keep redirects in place, if you move stuff. So many links to news websites, etc. will cause a redirect to either / or a 404 (which is a very odd thing to
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> Servers can also be liability. You need to document, implement and maintaing hardening, have a process for regularly patching os and apps, monitor logs, have backup and disaster recovery procedures, regularly test the procedures, figur
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> I would personally call telegram/viber/whatsapp/et al. groups/chats/channels "dark web", since information is not indexed That's a really odd way of naming thing. They are not web, and "not
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I assume that it's probably not meant to rely upon with your life or something. After all what if there missed text in pictures or other subtle things that could be deduced from screenshot that you either don't notice or even know
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I read this trope so many times, but actually there's some things to consider on the other side as well. In reality even GMail had more outages than my self-hosted email for example. The other is that with self-hosted services and a so
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Given that it's only GitHub Actions I don't think it's likely that in this very situation Azure is to blame.
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The question is if you really need their WAF. After all that usually means that you are running insecure/outdated web applications or have SQL injections and while CF might filter some stuff if that's the case I wouldn't comp
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Even for B2C I'd assume.
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Well, why have that proxy/functionality in first place if the best option is to disable it?
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