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by thayne 8mo ago
Well I have had the problem of "I want to find the cheapest flight that leaves during this range of dates, and returns during this range of dates, but isn't early in the morning or late at night, and includes additional fees for t
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by thayne 8mo ago
From whatI can tell, "s3 compatibility" usually means compatibility with some subset of the actual s3 API. And what subset that is varies a fair amount between projects.
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by thayne 8mo ago
> MinIO’s situation is actually more favorable — AGPL is more permissive for forks than BSL, with no legal gray area for community forks. Um what? Opentofu was forked from the last MPL version of terraform, not a BUSL licensed version.
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by thayne 8mo ago
What about Ubuntu? Its a combination of work by volunteers and paid employees, it is distributed by a commercial company, and said company sells support contracts, but the OS itself is free. And there are developers who are paid to work on
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by thayne 8mo ago
It seems logical to me that a term limit could increase vulnerability to corruption in your last term. If you can't be re-elected, there is less incentive to be loyal to the people you represent.
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by thayne 8mo ago
It's more likely to be an issue for distributions like Debian, Ubuntu, Red Hat, etc. Although, if I'm understanding this correctly, I think all they would have to do to comply is have something during installation that asks for th
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by thayne 8mo ago
That sounds like some excellent fodder for an anti-trust suit if you ask me.
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by thayne 8mo ago
I'm not actively looking, but what I've noticed from recruiters contacting me (I'm not in SFBA) is: - I'm contacted less often - Offered Salaries are lower, despite inflation - They basically all required being in office
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by thayne 8mo ago
Blaze and bazel may have been intentionally designed, but it was designed for Google's needs, and it shows (at least from my observations of bazel, I don't have any experience with blaze). It is better now than it was, but it obvi
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by thayne 8mo ago
It isn't just chrome. Firefox, Safari, and Edge also use that list.
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by thayne 8mo ago
Google should really be seeing some anti-trust action for requiring you to create an account with them on their search console in order to contest being added to a blacklist used by all the major browsers.
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by thayne 8mo ago
It's an issue if you have a really big password database, for example because you are storing large attachments in there. Especially if you are also syncing the file over the network. Also if your file is multiple GB, having it all in
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by thayne 8mo ago
That isn't really an option for an open source project like keepass(xc)
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by thayne 8mo ago
> no matter how small the edit was, the entire file gets rewritten SQLite doesn't fix this, because you would still need to encrypt the whole file (at least with standard sqlite). If you just encrypted the data in the cells of the t
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by thayne 8mo ago
I would if there was a viable mobile phone OS I could switch to. iOS isn't any better. Linux phones, sadly, aren't very practical for daily use. AOSP based projects also have many limitations, and are still dependent on Google.
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by thayne 8mo ago
> then give parents strong monitoring and restriction tools and empower them to protect their children I think this is the right way to solve the problem. For example, I think websites should have a header or something that indicates a r
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by thayne 8mo ago
There is a technical specification, so hopefully it will be standard C in the next version. And given that gcc and clang already have implementatians (and gcc has had a way to do it for a long time, although the syntax is quite different)
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by thayne 8mo ago
Rego is much more powerful, and can do things cel can't.
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by thayne 8mo ago
> Many are completely unreadable and lack sufficient contrast. I am not colorblind, and have the same experience. It's made worse by the fact that different apps use colors differently, so if I find a theme that works well for some
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by thayne 8mo ago
The OP specifically says why that isn't ideal: The mainstream solution is to use truecolor and gain access to 16 million colors. But there are drawbacks: Each truecolor program needs its own theme configuration. Changing your
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by thayne 8mo ago
They aren't all drop in replacements for each other though. For example, Let's Encrypt offers free wildcard certs (with dns verification), but for ZeroSSL, it requires a paid subscription.
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by thayne 8mo ago
It could prevent Google from rotating in new instances, because they aren't able to obtain a certificate. Although, if that is the case, I would expect to to impact basically every google site.
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by thayne 8mo ago
> houses have gotten much bigger Which is a problem. I know a people who would be happy with a smaller house, but there just aren't enough on the market, and the scarcity of them leads to bidding wars that drive the price up. Meanwh
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by thayne 8mo ago
> There is no world where you get all that for the same percentage of income. There is if we are comparing 2026 to the 70s. Technology has increased productivity overall. If those gains were distributed more evenly, it is more likely tha
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by thayne 8mo ago
If the content was fully paywalled, it wouldn't be possible to archive it (unless the archiver paid for a subscription). The reason the archiving works is because they expose the content publicly so search engines can index it.
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by thayne 8mo ago
It sounds like there was "presence in room" data as well, which could be very bad
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by thayne 8mo ago
> They don't take shortcuts or resort to ugly hacks. That hasn't, universally, been my experience. Sometimes the code is fine. Sometimes it is functional, but organized poorly, or does things in a very unusual way that is hard
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by thayne 8mo ago
> You wouldn't just screenshot the page, that would be nuts. That's what I thought the first time I was involved in a SOC2 audit. But a lot of the "evidence" I sent was just screenshots. Granted, the stuff I did wasn&
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by thayne 8mo ago
I maintain several FOSS projects, although none as popular as wolfssl and if I want to make a new issue to make it more clean, I usually do it myself, because then I can write it the way I want, and include the information, and only the inf
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by thayne 8mo ago
I sure hope people read the mission statement before donating to a non-profit.

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