tryauuum

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   by tryauuum 5y ago

   someone requested this video here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29990613 but I cannot comment there. now that I've found this video I see that I've had overestimated the length of the applause
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   Video of audience bursting with applause for Igor Sysoev(youtube.com)

   1 points by tryauuum 5y ago|1 comments
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   by tryauuum 5y ago

   It's crazy that pasting code in teams doesn't work. You can prepend code with "``` "to get monospace font. But leading whitespace will be magically eaten
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   by tryauuum 5y ago

   I've recently settled with running foobar2000 in wine
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   by tryauuum 5y ago

   I was more interested in artembugara's opinion, why does he think it was rational. I don't know myself if it was rational. I mean it's expected course of action, but was is rational? Also your point about a dictator doesn&#x2
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   by tryauuum 5y ago

   What is a go-to method of running a virtual machine with FreeBSD nowadays? Does amazon support it or are there better providers?
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   by tryauuum 5y ago

   I understand your feelings about modern software, but comparing computers to toasters sounds pointless to me
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   by tryauuum 5y ago

   To be honest, I'd select a former comedian president over "not former comedian but twice his age && unaware how to use the internet" one
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   by tryauuum 5y ago

   why was that rational for the US in 1944?
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    40000 windows VMs is already painful, even without windows update experience
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    I use xubuntu 20.04. wonder if they will start pushing wayland in 22.04 as well
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    That last line is enlightening.
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    I remember watching a video from some conference where Igor participated. As soon as he says "Hello, I'm Igor Sysoev, creator of nginx" the audience bursts with extra-long applause. He even had to tell them "Come on guys
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    Ah, to use an ancient device, be genuinely happy you won't waste time with video games only to eventually install some games that do run smoothly on this ancient CPU. I too have this experience
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    this sounds... unexpected. I thought client-side detection is only to make blood splashes more instantaneous
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    I wonder if author can speak Russian. If not and he is armed only with google translate then it's an even more impressive investigation.
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    Reminds me how in one online multiplayer game developers decided to offload the decision of "who's the winner of the match" to client machines. Because there were some problems on server side and they couldn't do it reli
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    The only similar part is "Russian military in foreign country". No-one hides the fact that they are Russian
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    no, it's way too hacky, don't want to copy several GBs of files through the intermediary my colleagues used approach with manually launching nc on hosts X and Y to avoid using the intermediate host. But that's also hacky ( th
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    A perfect solution for me would be something like ssh-add -c (which asks for confirmation on any agent access) but which could distinguish between local and remote agent access. I want to add every key to ssh-agent on my local machine, be a
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    I need both agent forwarding and ProxyJump. Imagine there is a bastion host and hosts X and Y (that don't have public IPs and are reachable from bastion) I use ProxyJump to get to host X, but I also need ssh-agent forwarding to copy fi
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    I'd say that as long as bash script fits on a single screen you won't get any benefit from switching to some other tool or language
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    I've never used Facebook, so I don't know. If it's about sending messages via facebook website, I would call it an encrypted way of communication. Because https traffic is encrypted. I've posted my definition of "en
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    my definition of encrypted is: something that is not in clear text and can be transformed to clear text with knowledge of algorithm and secret key. I would call telegram "encrypted messenger" because its network traffic is encrypt
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    my xubuntu isn't bloated in any way. But I am afraid that they will make snapd mandatory in the 22.04 and I will have to migrate to something else...
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    maybe you should post it on HN then
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    this thing just stares in my soul it's like a go's gopher but smaller and more dangerous
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    > For the folks writing about this space, my request is that when you write "encrypted messenger," it should at minimum mean an app where all messages are e2ee by default sorry, I don't want to change my definition of &q
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    I see. In Russia Putin also introduced some payments for kids this year (or even earlier)
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    by tryauuum 5y ago

    Can you explain from someone not from Poland, what does 500zł mean? Is it some sort of minimal wage?