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tex0
5y ago
gopass is primarily targeted at Linux. But it's reported to work very well on Windows, too.
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6y ago
I'm so glad. I've been looking for a decent screenshot tool on linux for ... basically forever. This is so amazing. Thank you!
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6y ago
Yeah, just don't do it. It's hilarious. But that's about it.
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6y ago
If you need a hot fix "RIGHT NOW" you might be doing something wrong in the first place. Being able to just ssh into a machine is one of the problems that we did solve with containers. We didn't want to allow anyone to SSH in
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tex0
6y ago
You can use it without any VCS.
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tex0
6y ago
Sad to hear that. This is likely due to the additional complexity of GPG I guess?
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6y ago
Depending on your use case it does not enforce git. What would you prefer?
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6y ago
GnuPG I'm surprised that it hasn't come up, yet. But it's CLI interface as well as it's data model are truly archaic. It's near impossible to properly invoke from other programs or scripts and most users don't
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tex0
6y ago
Can someone please explain to me how 1.9B can go missing? I'm probably too naive, but I really don't how that much money can get "lost".
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6y ago
How does it compare to age-encryption.org?
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7y ago
Nice tool. Pretty popular at my workplace.
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7y ago
Then apply for SRE.
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Android Code Search
(cs.android.com)
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tex0
7y ago
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7y ago
But that won't work for every interviewer. In general I think these kinds of questions have little signal.
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7y ago
Did they disclose when they will be in stock again? Did you ask?
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tex0
7y ago
Buck definitely looks familiar, having worked with e.g. bazel.
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tex0
8y ago
Same here. Does https://source.cloud.google.com work for you?
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tex0
8y ago
Both of the Google SRE books contain some chapters on this. I can highly recommend both of them.
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tex0
8y ago
Hosting this quiz on GCP / G Suite ... hilarious :)
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8y ago
Nice UI! Some time ago I wrote something similar, because I was missing some features in ripgrep (which is otherwise pretty awesome): https://github.com/dominikschulz/gg
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Building docker images without docker
(justwatch.com)
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8y ago
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8y ago
The benchmark is using some third party PCRE lib. This is probably necessary because Go's RE2 lacks some features, but it's not a good comparison.
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8y ago
It depends a lot on the type of work you do and the company setup. As a developer in regular software companies I like working from home one or two days a week. That gives some nice focus time while still giving enough days for meetings and
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8y ago
That matches my observations from dealing with Googlers: So far I've met quite a few very nice and clever people and none that made me questions their competence. Quite the opposite.
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9y ago
Keepass is nice, but somewhat limited in flexibility. I'd prefer a CLI based password manager for it's flexibility.
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Announcing gRPC Support in Nginx
(nginx.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
The hardest part of this is actually convincing companies afterwards that she can actually code. Although there is a huge shortage of developers companies still are primarily looking for Senior Devs with years of experience in this very spe
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Grafana 5.0.0 released
(github.com)
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9y ago
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9y ago
And it supports checking passwords against the offline dumps as well as the online API. So you can choose convenience or security.
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9y ago
Unfortunately it's largely unmaintained nowadays. Also it's written in rather esoteric Perl.
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