unilynx

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by unilynx 4y ago
Exactly that. When Mozilla started reimplementing it, it seemed somehow error stack traces started breaking for both firebug and the horrible builtin developer tools That's when we switched to Chrome for debugging, and only come back t
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by unilynx 4y ago
What if the element moves or is replaced in the next design iteration ? I’m not sure you want to be merging and splitting tickets on individual DOM elements to keep the comment history sane.. Though I would be interested in tooling that all
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by unilynx 4y ago
Trumpet was an acquisition, so not orginally theirs
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by unilynx 4y ago
Building up debt seems a good way to increase disposable income, at least in the short run.
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by unilynx 4y ago
> except for a few special cases (e.g Logic Pro / GarageBand sliders/knobs). yeah that .. I enjoy it for quickly setting/sliding brightness and volume. And you can add a screenshot button to it which does not break focus s
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by unilynx 4y ago
it really depends on the format. pressed DVDs will outlast your VHS tapes
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by unilynx 4y ago
The quest2's standalone casual gaming capabilities are great - it's easy to setup a party guest for a round of beat saber in a couple of minutes, reminiscent of how accessible the Wii was if the rumors of Apple's device costi
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by unilynx 4y ago
botnet operators rarely pay for the electricity or hardware of their botnet. why would CPU usage hurt them ?
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by unilynx 5y ago
If your work is even a bit I/O sensitive, avoid mounting OSX folders and use named volume mounts. They are much faster as they don't cross the virtualisation boundary but you need to be careful to not destroy them if they contai
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by unilynx 5y ago
It shouldn't be a problem. Checking the classic C10K article at http://www.kegel.com/c10k.html ... > In 1999 one of the busiest ftp sites, cdrom.com, actually handled 10000 clients simultaneously through a Gigabit E
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by unilynx 5y ago
Having just (almost) sold a house in NL, the agent explained that the ordering currently was: - paid searches (even at other agents) - unpaid searches at their own agency - social media - agency website - funda each step would be on the nex
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by unilynx 5y ago
sure you can, if you combine it with a timeout and/or a way for users to break a lock (and then of course, blocking the original user's session if he comes back anyway) at least you don't have to wait for the timeout to expir
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by unilynx 5y ago
This. I’ll take the pg protocol over OCI and especially ODBC any day.
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by unilynx 5y ago
You also need locking then. WebDav implements locking over HTTP but I doubt most providers will implement it... (let alone according to spec and/or whatever a MS backend expects) https://www.sqlite.org/howtocorrupt.html
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by unilynx 5y ago
Probably. But I don’t see how that could happen regarding accountability. “Why is our municipality donating hundreds of thousands to something that is free whilst increasing ticket prices for the swimming pool?” At least with the idea of co
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by unilynx 5y ago
What decentralized app/web3 will improve the world that we can’t do in ‘web2’?
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by unilynx 5y ago
Governments are terrible at scope and requirements. Bring 10 local governments together to run development of a new FOSS software thingy and you’ll get something that none of the 10 would ever use in practice, if it ever gets finished at al
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Curl User Survey 2021(daniel.haxx.se)
2 points by unilynx 5y ago|0 comments
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by unilynx 5y ago
those kind of tricks are already blocked by browsers, as the article explains
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by unilynx 5y ago
All it takes is a little confusion, and a couple of times only a single individual stood in the way of a nuclear exchange. Plenty of close calls: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nuclear_close_calls - even one aft
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by unilynx 5y ago
I found this part interesting: > Google Fonts can also be used by the defendant without a connection to a Google server is established and the IP address of the website user is transmitted to Google So they're saying that because a
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by unilynx 5y ago
Google docs input handling is terrible. It still doesn’t properly handle long presses to select accented characters on Mac, but at least you get to see where the hidden input field is located.
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by unilynx 5y ago
Obviously they didn't want to risk breaching the GDPR/CCPA.
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by unilynx 5y ago
Accessing it through VPN from a Russian IP gives a 200 OK (but still an empty page) So it looks like a geoblock returning 418 and that they blanked the English pages anyway.
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by unilynx 5y ago
4xx indicate client errors (you need to change you request). 5xx are server errors. "410 Gone" would be a 'permanent' error.
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by unilynx 5y ago
Last time they set up a naval blockade.
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by unilynx 5y ago
1Password can do TOTP
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by unilynx 5y ago
Are you referring to the geoip issue ? https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-runner/-/issues/28769 This was resolved and it didn’t appear something nefarious or any kind of ban was going on, so if you hav
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by unilynx 5y ago
Discriminating between EU countries might get them dragged before the courts even faster.
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by unilynx 5y ago
That doesn't imply MongoDB mentions futexes anywhere in its source code. Applications that use pthreads for their multithreading (which is the vast majority of them) will also show futex syscalls

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