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throwaway5371
4y ago
i dont know what was updated, but just want to say big thanks to beej this guide was what got me into programming years ago and i still refer to it from time to time
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4y ago
the netherlands were in lockdown until this february, by then most people in uk were not even taking about covid
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4y ago
most ISPs dont, having many dhcp servers and not having developers is not completely trivial to parse the logs and put in some database, or just add some tooling to isc-dhcpd RIPE makes it basically mandatory to use dhcp in order to recive
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4y ago
and go where? most people are there for the money, pretty much only roblox, gambling, crypto and few others pay similar to fb or above, and its unlikely its much nicer there
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throwaway5371
4y ago
this is the most amazing and inspiring comment i have read on hackernews, and it just made my day thank you
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throwaway5371
4y ago
google is an app with 1 screen
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4y ago
yes
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4y ago
you can do that without selling out your users
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4y ago
SELECT t.* FROM tweets t, followers f WHERE t.author_id = f.author_id AND f.user_id = ? ORDER BY rand() there its open source now
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5y ago
of course you can waste time in the office as well, from people joining every meeting and asking "but does it scale" to people playing table tennis, but in general its harder to do than remote
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5y ago
Half my friends say they work less than 1 hour a day remote. Literally attend standup, complain they are somewhat blocked or investigating something and then just work on personal projects or just game. The rest are doing chores because the
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5y ago
i guess its brave new world time, we should just make incubators and control the fetus oxygen according to the iq needs
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5y ago
offtopic: I really wish reading preformatted text files on ios safari was good.. I have to export the file to Books in order to read it properly
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5y ago
soon i will move from blocklist to allowlist this garbage with "smart" electronics is getting on my nerves
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5y ago
artificial limits, on bandwidth and energy could be one way to both foster innovation and decrease resource usage
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5y ago
in bulgaria there is a saying: only nato can save you from nato you are in misunderstanding why countries join the alliance
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5y ago
hopefully this goes away with push to EV
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5y ago
do you think Finder is better than mc/nc?
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5y ago
The regression from Windows Explorer and OSX Finder to Midnight Commander is absolutely amazing. We have only gone backwards, in all aspects, from performance to usability.
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5y ago
go outside, get some air, and read again what you wrote. try to put yourself in those people’s shoes. and i mean really try to get some empathy, and dont think of yourself as an omnipotent entity that can see through the mist. nobody is.
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5y ago
no, people should commit security vulnerabilities on purpose; anarchy and chaos should arise reign of chaos
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5y ago
i love the fact that people can read and write whatever they want wherever they want go and rust make things a bit boring, c makes me feel like a kid of course the price for freedom is security haha
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5y ago
he can donate them to a charity dealing with children mental health issues those developers consciously act against their fellow men. should they get to spend their blood money? the op is asking serious question, its easy to steal some mone