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by timcambrant 2y ago
Curly braces are way less intrusive than relying on indentation or riddling the code with do .. end, in my opinion. But Go does have plenty of seemingly unnecessary syntax, especially in its type system. I would prefer it if Go read more li
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by timcambrant 2y ago
They won’t remain friends or partners in four years. I can almost guarantee it. I’m betting they’ll have a public falling-out within two years. Elon strikes me as a mix of Howard Hughes, John McAfee, and Henry Ford: brilliant, eccentric, an
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by timcambrant 2y ago
ADHD is a very vague diagnosis, worth it mostly to get access to medications and extra support in school, if the parents want to pursue those paths. I would encourage the parents or some close relative to read the diagnosis in detail and ex
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by timcambrant 2y ago
I would pay a monthly fee for the reverse, setting up a paywall for companies to interview me; by which I mean paying a recruiter actively sell me on the job market and set up interviews with matching companies only after I passed an initia
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by timcambrant 2y ago
His rebranding of Twitter/X was probably under budget given they didn't do market research, didn't hire product design consultants and didn't use common sense.
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by timcambrant 2y ago
I think it was a rant, but still related to the post. Its point is that we need to minimize the attack surface of our infrastructure, even at home. People tend to expose services unintentionally, but what's so bad about that? After all
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by timcambrant 2y ago
They are not memory safe by design. See: https://xeiaso.net/blog/series/no-way-to-prevent-this/ Of course all languages can produce insecure binaries, but C/C++ buffer overflows and similar vulnerabiliti
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by timcambrant 2y ago
I imagine running a browser on a remote modern machine using X11 forwarding over SSH would work well enough to let vintage computers use the web as it is today. File downloads would have to be a separate operation using rsync.
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by timcambrant 2y ago
I agree with all of your questions. But covert organizations fall victims for this type of vulnerability all the time. Operation Trojan Shield and the ANOM network is one example. Operation Firewall and the ShadowCrew takedown was another.
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by timcambrant 2y ago
Sure, but Narhem's comment read as if only self-employment and Big Tech exists. Most developers are employed at smaller firms and are living comfortable lives and don't feel overwhelmingly exploited. Personally, I would love to be
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by timcambrant 2y ago
healthchecks.io seems like a service which gets recommended on the web enough so that larger or even better competitors would have a hard time stealing his customers. It could lead to a slowdown in growth, but I suspect the growth so far is
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by timcambrant 2y ago
I use NGINX and Traefik in prod at work, and for my personal stuff I only use NGINX. It's all just orchestrated containers, no ingress controllers or similar magic anywhere. I agree with your comments about Traefik being finicky, and w
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by timcambrant 3y ago
Could you please link any of these reports? Not trying to have you google for me; I just couldn't find them.
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by timcambrant 3y ago
Well, some of the gangs are ran from abroad but absolutely exist in our home turf. But it's true we can't simply arrest the gang leaders, and there are people waiting to take the place of existing middle management as they are imp
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by timcambrant 3y ago
I believe Sweden has passed this gap recently. Politicians, even on the left, can now oppose gang violence and comment on some integration problems without being labeled as outright racist. However, most of the media and people on the oppos
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by timcambrant 3y ago
Please note that these are my own experiences and anecdotes, but I think they answers your questions. The free healthcare and elderly care used to be quite fast and humane. The very professional healthcare is still available for those with
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by timcambrant 3y ago
That was my first. Then Slackware 3.6. Both as cover CD:s of computer magazines because that download was too much to handle on 56k.
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by timcambrant 3y ago
What do you use for load balancing and ingress? Do you rely on service discovery in this setup? I always get stuck figuring out how to get traffic into the cluster properly while allowing for graceful fault tolerance. I’ve had success with
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by timcambrant 3y ago
Adding to what the others are saying about Docker running inside a VM on Mac: When it comes to running for example an Ubuntu docker container, it would share the Linux kernel running in the VM with other containers on the same host. The &qu
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by timcambrant 4y ago
Apberget? It was fairly outstanding in being mostly clean and professionally ran without attempting to go national or sell out much. Until they did get bought.
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by timcambrant 5y ago
”Maximum security prison” - which is rather the regular security jail where he had been taken off suicide watch, and whose camera system, which was covering his corridor, was out of order. Plus the guards didn’t really seem to pay much atte
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by timcambrant 5y ago
Well, again that depends on your political stance. Some argue for reform, others for revolution, and yet others argue for some type of technological progress that could "solve things." I think history shows that being passive seld
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by timcambrant 5y ago
”Warning: The officer approaching you has a RateOurCops rating of 1.6. Do not make any sudden movements. Use old english language and manners. Attempt to turn caucasian. Good luck.”
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by timcambrant 5y ago
Depends on who you ask, I guess. A large portion of our class has certainly moved to idolizing the owner/leader, rather than cheering for the laborer. It’s going to get worse before it gets better.