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by trallnag 1y ago
Wow, I totally missed that. Very unexpected to me
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by trallnag 1y ago
It still supports stripped down as blockers. For the casual user something like ublock lite is probably perfectly fine
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by trallnag 1y ago
They also sell a business license. I wonder how much money they make with that compared to the sync service.
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by trallnag 1y ago
It depends on the application. Things can get tricky with applications that are installed with WinGet but come with mechanisms to update themselves. If this self-update skips adjusting the right knobs and values in the registry, WinGet will
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by trallnag 1y ago
The observability endpoints have defaults in Sprint Boot and are usually not customized. So if you know the path to the API, you also know the path to the heap dump endpoint
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by trallnag 1y ago
Good that tools like Homebrew that heavily rely on GitHub usually support environment variables like GITHUB_TOKEN
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by trallnag 1y ago
So what kind of commit subject do you expect for fixing a single typo? Or bumping the patch version of a random dependency?
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by trallnag 1y ago
Are you experiencing these problems on your personal device or is it a corporate provided one full of scanners? IntelliJ is definitely slower on my work laptop compared to my private desktop. Might also be due to the larger project size and
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by trallnag 1y ago
Is it really better than VS Code with GitHub Copilot though? I kinda doubt it
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by trallnag 1y ago
It's not as clean in AWS as you make it out to be. Service control policies, resources policies in services like S3 and SNS...
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by trallnag 1y ago
Banning something because you find it creepy? Unhinged
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by trallnag 1y ago
Use something like pipx or uv
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by trallnag 1y ago
I like systemd. But I only know and use it superficially, mainly for fairly simple units that are sometimes running on a schedule. And while WSL is worse than Linux without Windows, I still prefer it over MacOS with Linux running in a VM.
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by trallnag 1y ago
Traveling all over the world is very bad for the environment and climate...
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by trallnag 1y ago
WSL2 supports all the good stuff like systemd. With WSL1 I'd have to rely on Windows utilities or handroll a lot more things
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by trallnag 1y ago
I'm still not sure if I like the fact that the package management part of mise relies on a bunch of third-party package managers / repositories like asdf, aqua,...
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by trallnag 2y ago
That's plain wrong. For example, the overwhelming majority of people in Iceland supports abortion rights AND abortion of pregnancies where there is the potential for down syndrom and other larger disabilities. Same goes for me, in gene
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by trallnag 2y ago
My comment wasn't completely serious and should be taken with a grain of salt. But for example there is / was a German janitor or moderator that that treated the German general on /int/ as his personal safe space
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by trallnag 2y ago
Jannies had it coming tbh. They were certainly tightening the rope when it came to free speech in the last few years
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by trallnag 2y ago
Is editing deeply nested JSON and XML a better experience than YAML? I don't think so.
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by trallnag 2y ago
Burn the plastic instead of dumping it
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by trallnag 2y ago
Why?
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by trallnag 2y ago
Countries like North Korea and Russia are already covered by sanctions
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by trallnag 2y ago
What's up with the corresponding 7 million young women of working age?
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by trallnag 2y ago
Fucking hell, these are some dire articles
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by trallnag 2y ago
Recently discovered Jsonata thanks to AWS adding it to Step Functions. Feel free to add it to your enumeration
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by trallnag 2y ago
I've just mounted tons of full spectrum LEDs in my home office. Off the shelf, fairly cheap, easy to replace. My plants like it, except for the Goeppertias that keep dying on me
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by trallnag 2y ago
You are using Firefox because it does not support PWAs like Chromium does? So what alternatives are left on the table for you? Lynx?
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by trallnag 2y ago
It's definitely doable to make the bar disappear with a tiny bit of CSS. Did it myself in the past and the Firefox team does it partially for their vertical tabs feature
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by trallnag 2y ago
What's a trans colleague?

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