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by usrbinenv 2y ago
I wish this was true. You can't even get hired if you're proficient in a language, but don't know framework X. Which is understandable for, say Ruby (I don't know anyone who knows Ruby, but doesn't know Rails), but
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Show HN: Shrimple (a cleaner Markdown)(qount25.dev)
2 points by usrbinenv 2y ago|0 comments
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by usrbinenv 3y ago
Couldn't download the official Windows 11 from the MS website, no matter which VPN or country or server I tried. They know them all by now. ALL. Ain't hard, of course, since all VPNs are mostly hosted at 4, 5, maybe 6 data-centers
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by usrbinenv 3y ago
Pretty sure, because the static ip-addresses were offered only for the servers located in very specific countries and particular locations - namely in the US & Canada. And, "coincidentally", that's were the ip-address of
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by usrbinenv 3y ago
"Networking for Systems Administrators" by Michael W. Lucas. In retrospect, should've been called "Networking for programmers". Short. Concise. Examples for all operating systems including Windows. That will get you
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by usrbinenv 3y ago
Oh, btw, I've recently stumbled upon a VPN-service -- officially registered in country thousands of miles across the ocean from America, not even in Europe. That VPN was pretending to be about privacy and blablabla. The usual. Even off
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by usrbinenv 3y ago
Ah, privacy extension for your browser (which, of course, gets to have the permissions to read a lot of stuff that you read in it) from the captcha company itself. A company that is de-facto middlemen collecting 80% of internet traffic (wit
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Containers on Any OS(pfc.tools)
14 points by usrbinenv 4y ago|3 comments
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How to Index Anything (2003)(linuxjournal.com)
107 points by usrbinenv 4y ago|8 comments
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CLI-Arguments Parser in Bash(bashjazz.orion3.space)
2 points by usrbinenv 4y ago|0 comments
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Engine-agnostic containers in Bash and Perl(pfc.tools)
2 points by usrbinenv 4y ago|0 comments
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by usrbinenv 4y ago
I guess my point is that it was still confusing. It took me a day or two to acquire a reflex. It obviously doesn't matter in the long run - you just get used to it - but I wonder why would US & Canada go a different way with regard
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by usrbinenv 4y ago
A bit of an off-topic: I only ever saw white traffic lights in the US and Canada (specifically, pedestrian traffic lights) and they confused me a lot at first - the rest of the world uses green. The icons displayed (hands) are confusing too
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Browserleaks.com(browserleaks.com)
6 points by usrbinenv 4y ago|1 comments