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by trallnag 3y ago
Maybe Sam wants to build something for profit?
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by trallnag 3y ago
So you also hate the word "developer"?
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by trallnag 3y ago
Millions of users reuse passwords. This is nuts. Who are these people?
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by trallnag 3y ago
What are you talking about? You can put a whole Bash script into a single step.
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by trallnag 3y ago
Will there be consequences?
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by trallnag 3y ago
What's mid range to you? Kanto YU6 for 500 bucks?
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by trallnag 3y ago
Are you claiming that tomatoes are better at UV light protection that creams dedicated to UV light protection?
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by trallnag 3y ago
What about PWA?
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by trallnag 3y ago
I'm seeing a pattern on HN. Whenever Apple comes up it's "they don't allow it to protect me and I'm so thankful", whenever Microsoft comes up it's "they don't allow it, fuck them". Probably
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by trallnag 3y ago
You get a few layers for free by using Spring alone
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by trallnag 3y ago
Thanks for the insightful answer!
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by trallnag 3y ago
So a few dozen Gigabytes?
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by trallnag 3y ago
What happens next? Shouldn't the array continue working, albeit with significantly degraded performance?
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by trallnag 3y ago
> worlds best security teams > the most systemically important workloads Big claims require big evidence. How did you end up with these superlatives?
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by trallnag 3y ago
Do your your kids watch Skibidi Toilet?
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by trallnag 3y ago
I don't mind having a dynamic IP that changes from time to time (for example every time I restart my router or reconnect). The real troublemaker is CGNAT. Actually, I prefer having a dynamic IP as it makes blacklisting individual IPs u
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by trallnag 3y ago
Do you still secure your personal services with passwords?
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by trallnag 3y ago
I'd love to get replacements for my defective and missing lymphatic vessels...
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by trallnag 3y ago
Last time I wanted to sign a document with the reputation of a third party I used PandaDocs free tier. Worked fine enough
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by trallnag 3y ago
But I'd do exactly the same with .phony targets in a Makefile. Keep the targets short and move larger chunks of code to individual script files that are just called from the Makefile
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by trallnag 3y ago
You don't have to choose one. M approach is to keep most "tasks" in separate script files and use Task (or just, or make, or doit, or...) to call and glue them together.
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by trallnag 3y ago
That's basically what I use Taskfile for. And ensuring that things are always executed starting in the root of the repository.
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by trallnag 3y ago
Make is not a task runner. Let me quote from it's manpage: The purpose of the make utility is to determine automatically which pieces of a large program need to be recompiled, and issue the commands to recompile them.
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by trallnag 3y ago
And yet you are here complaining about Taskfile and YAML overall. Nobody forces you to write full scripts in the YAML file. Just call scripts places somewhere next to it from it
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by trallnag 3y ago
There's also "Justfile" which is basically the same but with a syntax that is closer to a Makefile.
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by trallnag 3y ago
Taskfile is not an alternative to Makefile. It is first and foremost an alternative to PHONY targets in a Makefile.
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by trallnag 3y ago
So you store all your documents within OneNote?
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by trallnag 3y ago
Just make sure to not call it n.
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by trallnag 3y ago
How do you seal glass containers?
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by trallnag 3y ago
Could China implement a MitM proxy for HTTPS traffic like many companies do?

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