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by u801e 5y ago
I didn't mind using slack when they had an IRC gateway.
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by u801e 5y ago
A lot of these features are normally handled by other services. So for videos, images, and gifs, these can be represented by a URL that's pasted in the channel that you can view with a web browser. The advantage of doing it this way ac
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by u801e 5y ago
There's the boycott, divestment, and sanctions movement [1]. A number of states in the US have passed laws or issued executive orders targeting participation in that movement [2]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by u801e 5y ago
Would this only affect keys that don't have an associated passphrase that's used to decrypt them?
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This has also happened to manufacturing and coal mining to a certain extent. But, unlike agriculture, the demand for certain resources like coal is significantly less than it used to be, but people in the affected areas haven't been a
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by u801e 5y ago
I can't think of a time where the internal IRC server where I work went down. Netsplits shouldn't be an issue for that particular use case.
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Should encryption be curbed to combat child abuse?(bbc.com)
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But it does make for more compact and easier to read diffs.
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Using hanging indents works regardless of whether one uses spaces or tabs. But trying to align text based on the indentation of the opening parenthesis (of it's on the same line as the method name) pretty much only works well with just
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> as a business/employer why would I continue to pay you your current first-world salary rather than find someone top-notch for 1/3 your salary in India, or any other English speaking country with a lower cost of living? The co
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by u801e 5y ago
> Obviously you will be able to see all your WhatsApp messages when WhatsApp goes down. The same is true for Facebook Messenger and many other applications, because everything is saved locally. It's even possible to send WhatsApp me
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by u801e 5y ago
Though for those used to a GUI, Thunderbird works reasonably well for threading, quoting conventions, and support for plain text mail. It's also cross platform (at least for the desktop environment).
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> I hate facebook message threads because it is effectively impossible to have a conversation there because everything overlaps and I can't take the time to write something clear and in multiple paragraphs. I've actually adopte
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> When its comes to having a converstation, particularly with multiple people, I can't think of anything worse. I always dread tracking down information when I have to dig into achived mailing lists This is one aspect where newsgrou
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by u801e 5y ago
> Though optional, every message SHOULD have a "Message-ID:" field. Most MTAs, in my experience, will add a Message-ID header to a message even if the client did not add one to the original message it sent to the MTA.
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by u801e 5y ago
Not that I really like Facebook, but that's one thing they handled well with their comments. You can click on the edited link associated with a particular comment that was edited and see all versions of the comment. So if someone edit
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by u801e 5y ago
Another common thing to do is replace the characters with something different: should have should've should of
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> There's no integrating them with auto traffic whether or not you force them into the same roadway. Roads can accommodate traffic moving at different speeds. For example, buses and trucks consistently move slower than passenger ve
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> Separate bike lanes, more like the sidewalks, not just painted lines on the car roads. That actually leads to more collisions at intersections. The reason that sidewalks work for pedestrians is because they move at walking speed. That
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> Many years later, after I've grow up and start to understand the value of lives, one day I stumble upon a video showing a middle school aged student ridding a bike down a road, and got crashed by a turning lorry Unfortunately, thi
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> That's entirely BS. To contribute to these projects (my experience is contributing to Git), you need to respect a dozen conventions that seem to come from another age. Just subscribing to the mailing list is not trivial for somebo
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> Distributed open source projects are obviously an example of survivorship bias: the people who thrive in them are those that work well in a distributed environment. Contributors are also usually self-motived (again, by survivorship) in
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by u801e 5y ago
> Tell me, in your career, how many times have you seen companies switch source control tools? Twice. Once from CVS to SVN (where people started using SVN for new projects and left existing projects in CVS). And once from SVN to git wh
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by u801e 5y ago
You're working off an assumption that Github is a better technology. Many people who make this argument do not have extensive experience using both technologies. The arguments I've seen presented comes down to the fact that peop
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It depends on the email client. Some of them have syntax highlighting and tools to navigate the diff.
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Git even has a command for that called request-pull[1]. [1] https://git-scm.com/docs/git-request-pull
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Assuming you have your git config set up to use git format-patch and git send-email, they're pretty easy to use. Plus keeping your local copy of the git repo up to date is easier than keeping your github fork up to date.
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by u801e 5y ago
> I make individual commits for addressing review comments. Those changes are visible when you make a force push in github since it generates a link that shows those changes. > Association should be there through tickets. I've se
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Does Github work on a dial up connection? Does it work when you don't have an internet connection? Improvements in technology can do everything that old technology can do and more. Not supporting use cases that old technology did isn&#
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> don't know how/am too lazy to send a patch per mail"? Arguably, it's even easier to do so with git format-patch and send-email commands, since they address the issue of MUAs mangling the patch before sending it to

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