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by unionpivo 3y ago
well to those of us, not using iPhone it is* And to be honest, most of the files I sync, I never access on a phone anyway. So it would still be useful even without Android support. Not sure how common my setup is, But I have desktop both a
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by unionpivo 3y ago
> It's open source cosplay. I am stilling that phrase. It's perfect.
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by unionpivo 3y ago
Well if the two US companies that do business in US and with US residents, than UK court would not have any jurisdiction. (And would not even try, it's not like they don't have other things to do.) But in this case, you have two U
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by unionpivo 3y ago
But its not really. Sure it seems so when you start. K&R and away you go, that programming is a lot easier than writing rust sure. But unless you are writing for just yourself, no current C software get developed that way. You need to
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by unionpivo 3y ago
First of all, I think Google deliberately played games and they should get smacked hard for this. But ... its not that simple any more. A lot of the time, apps will be hibernated/suspended to disk, and then restored from disk. So t
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by unionpivo 3y ago
My way of doing it is to just say to people hey, can we use thus instead I can't use FB for ... reasons, here let me help you install it. I had problems with that only once. I guess it depends on people you are around with. But most p
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by unionpivo 3y ago
Had to shorten the title, since it wouldn't fit. Full Title: Tech CEO Applauds an Employee Selling Off Their Pet Dog to Accommodate Return-to-Office Push
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Tech CEO applauds an employee selling their dog to accommodate return-to-office(gizmodo.com)
143 points by unionpivo 3y ago|139 comments
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by unionpivo 3y ago
They can afford to. But will Microsoft risk doing that and massive possible lawsuit from Google. Google is also owns a lot of it's own backbone, so It would be a lot easier for them to play network games. And they could even try to be
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by unionpivo 4y ago
It’s trivial to download some YouTube videos. But I am quite sure that if you start doing it at scale, google will notice. You could be sneaky, but people in this business talk (since they know another good paying job is just around the cor
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by unionpivo 4y ago
That depends on what you are used to. I was mostly used to C and Perl when I was young, and Python made a lot of sense. I would not say that javascript was more obvious to me than rust was when I started to use them. A lot of people seem to
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by unionpivo 4y ago
What if you don't know for certain ? You just ignore it and hope for the best ? Only if you are certain (and better be really sure you haven't missed any cache/cdn, temp files backus etc.) it wasn't accessed you do nothi
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by unionpivo 4y ago
The one I use for quick one of conectios is: screen /dev/ttyS1 300 or screen /dev/ttyS0 300,cs8 My cheatsheet: screen /dev/ttySX baud_rate,cs8|cs7,ixon|-ixon,ixoff|-ixoff,istrip|-istrip But I am heavy screen&#
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by unionpivo 4y ago
Wine is major part of Proton, so if it works on proton it's usually possible to get it working on wine. (Changes to Proton branch of wine are regularly incorporated back into Wine). What proton is - its a tested distribution of wine a
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by unionpivo 4y ago
You can embed an email client, if you want/need. But it makes sense to embed terminal, since you often/sometimes want to run some command in that directory/folder. I never had a need to run mail in specific folder.
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by unionpivo 4y ago
If you own Twitter and they use your app. You can track them every time they open your app. Which for a lot of people is often.
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by unionpivo 4y ago
Sure, that's is what it looks at first, but then if you look closer you see: - Hiring compliance officer, who was on tape helping his former boss get away with fraud[1] (and that was not recent revelation) - Using self deleting messag
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by unionpivo 4y ago
Because he thinks, that he can get away with it, thanks to political donations. After all unlike Holmes and Madoff he didn't steal from the rich.
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by unionpivo 4y ago
> Without the ability to rapidly and arbitrarily scale, they're just overpriced server farms. I mean that's what cloud is (outsourced server farm). Sure they also offer services on top, but that's mostly because they want
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by unionpivo 4y ago
GDPR is not some boogieman, it can be pain to do on existing products that were build pre GDPR, but if you are starting new project, being GDPR compliant is pretty straight forward and not hard/time consuming, unless you are explicitly
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by unionpivo 4y ago
Depends on how stable your needs are, but sometimes its cheaper even when you considerer total cost and not just for big deployments. In the past 2 or three years, we probably moved more services off the cloud than other way. That said one
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by unionpivo 4y ago
The hard part of twitter is on server side. I am not saying that writing twitter like app is easy, but writing it and keeping it running are two different things. If you are not adding new features, you are just mostly keeping up with Andro
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by unionpivo 4y ago
Sure, but nobody is upset if he sees twit 1 min later than someone else, since most of the time you can't even tell, a lot of people would bitch about 1 min latency on chats. So twitter can afford to deliver those tweets with higher m
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by unionpivo 4y ago
We are not talking future development, just maintaining status quo. Rode map is just: keep it working, or whatever EM twitted about hour ago :) But I agree it's way to optimistic number. You need at least a few for each platform, just
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by unionpivo 4y ago
And lets put the comments on the blockchain. Everything is better with blockchainTM
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by unionpivo 4y ago
You can do the same things with ledger databases, it's just no so convenient, as just typing --force If you have permission to replace database with with your new one (or spin up new instance of DB, adn redirect app to use that, depend
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by unionpivo 4y ago
> And in Europe they always are, in theory, thanks to privacy regulations. Unless it was malicious (and you/government can prove it), it's companies fault.
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by unionpivo 4y ago
It's never problem if it's just about small number of people. When they track half of humanity, they can see all kinds of patterns that they, and other people can exploit. Let's turn your question around. If all this informat
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by unionpivo 4y ago
Dump it into Californians tap water supply apparently :) On serious note, Chlorine is widely use chemical, used in cleaning products, bleaching paper and cloth, pesticides , rubber, and some solvents.
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by unionpivo 4y ago
Most developers add new features by modifying/adding to an existing code/repo most of the time. Hell even when you create new project, a lot of development environments provide basic scaffolding, that you then modify (or sometimes

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