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10y ago
As the author also noted, the MPL is a rather rare license, tho I always ask myself why. I use the MPL for most of my projects that aren't under MIT simply based on the fact that it feels like the GPL but without infecting any larger p
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10y ago
The +company trick doesn't work everywhere anymore. I recommend using a personal domain and a mail service that offers catch-all filters. Stuff regex on that and you can also filter all emails of this type into a specific folder.
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10y ago
I haven't pinned anything concrete down but I'm leaning towards SaaS, something with low maintenance (hopefully).
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10y ago
Apparently The Mirror was not ready for the sudden influx of readers... Though, on the article, Germany is hardly ready for the Startup boom, the bureaucracy is hell. I have been thinking about going self-employed as a sidejob, boost my stu
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10y ago
If you have a suicide-bomber, I doubt they will care much about the 10 year prison sentence. The "Terrorists" really don't care about the law or the prison sentence behind breaking it.
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10y ago
Well, I'm certain my eyes are real so I am certainly not living in a computer simulation.
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10y ago
But how to trust that this other computer has a good set of CAs?
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10y ago
It kinda is. I just dropped the database on my Nextcloud instance though, which has so far not suddenly caught fire.
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10y ago
Hmm, yeah, thought so, but I wasn't sure.
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10y ago
Please keep in mind that your costs of living are also different. In the EU you don't pay as much for the same services as in the US, especially healthcare. I'm not sure about Japan but it could be the same thing there.
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10y ago
https://golang.org/doc/install This is the official installation document. If you have problems finding proper tutorials, there is also https://tour.golang.org which also links to the previous document on i
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10y ago
It's more like import "geocities.com/bla/packagebla" which, IMO, is totally fine, Java has popularized putting some variant of the URL in the package name. For me, it means that all dependencies are declare
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10y ago
Bad tutorials then.
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10y ago
Create the folder ~/Projects/go and use it as gopath, I recommend a vendoring tool to prevent cluttering.
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10y ago
That is indeed a useful extensions, especially for those websites that tend to forget when I setup "open in new tab"
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10y ago
It's explained in the article, but the TL;DR is that CF and DNSimple are simple pretending that a CNAME on the root domain is the corresponding A or AAAA record instead. It breaks geographical CDN a bit but it works somewhat.
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10y ago
The main problem is, in my opinion, that CNAME is broken for the root domain but something that can hardly be fixed on such an ancient protocol without some pain. What Cloudflare and DNSimple are doing is the right thing. I hope that CNAME
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10y ago
It's unlimited yes, but ACD will cut you off if you start downloading a lot, I recall someone on /r/DateHoarder complaining that they wanted to restore their NAS and ACD Support was blocking any requests towards lifting the b
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10y ago
That's actually the plot of a Doctor Who episode, a planet on which some civilization trapped ancient evil (tm).
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>So, as an experienced programmer you always use UTC to store time. And you are right! Umm, no, as an experience programmer I don't touch UTC until I hit something a human might read at this moment, otherwise I ship unix timestamps.
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10y ago
"4Chan As a Service" and "8Chan As a Service" 2$ for simple shitstorm 10$ for advanced shitstorm
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10y ago
I don't think this stems from not liking what they had to say, rather doing it just because it's something that can be done.
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10y ago
Say what you will but this shows how much dedication random people on the internet can bring up if they want to do something... even if it's as destructive as this... Amazing and terrifying.
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10y ago
I think it's one of these dogma that just get around by word-of-mouth. Personally, I need the slight downtime of using a mouse when compiling a program, a short moment to pause and clear my head. Without a mouse I'd probably be le
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10y ago
This looks very nice indeed and the pricing is not bad either.
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While I agree with you, not a lot of people, I still think it would be better if people had the option.
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10y ago
Personally, I have a 100GB swap partition on my system... why? because I'm a filthy tab hoarder. I just put them in the background, if i need them, sure it takes a couple seconds but I don't have to close 'em. /shrug
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10y ago
com.mufri.authenticatorplus is the app I'm using, however it's not free, which is why I'm hesitant to freely recommend it. eu.overmorrow.thenticate also offers this by description and a friend is using it for this, however I
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I don't use the Google Authenticator for this reason. There are some Apps in the Playstore which make use of the Security Chip, if present which is the case for me, such that even if the phone were compromised with a rootkit the attack
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10y ago
I recommend adding a pile of salt as banner to symbolize the intention of the repository better.
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