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by vdfs 2y ago
It also happen when opening a link in Incognito mode
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by vdfs 2y ago
It's 462
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by vdfs 2y ago
systemd, a software suite providing system components for the Linux operating systems, implements a blue screen of death similar to those of Microsoft Windows using a systemd unit called systemd-bsod since August 2023, which was fully added
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by vdfs 2y ago
Did already happen https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41018029 and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41005936
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by vdfs 2y ago
They did remove the hobby plan too
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by vdfs 2y ago
The trick is to star fully open source until you get popular then pull a licence change, aka Elastic/Redis/HashiCorp model
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by vdfs 2y ago
Why an offline keyboard would go out of business? They can just stop development or keep it at bare minimum at worst cases. It's more likely this would be sold to an other company if it get popular.
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by vdfs 2y ago
https://xkcd.com/1161/
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by vdfs 2y ago
Usually it's done on purpose, they wait until it get very popular and used everywhere before pulling the carpet
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by vdfs 2y ago
> equivalent calls in both REST and graphql so you have options. It's not that simple, new features are add to GraphQL only, some other things are REST only,some APIs work differently (like product search by title, in REST it have t
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by vdfs 2y ago
Also Podman doesn't require a daemon
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by vdfs 2y ago
The most interesting thing to me is that font for a terminal/coding
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by vdfs 2y ago
How do they control them? Is it using Internet/4G? Isn't easy to jam those signals?
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by vdfs 2y ago
How would you distinguish between them in some cases like: 03/03/03?
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by vdfs 2y ago
An other problem I have is when setting a master password, it doesn't use Linux PAM to re-use login session password
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by vdfs 2y ago
"Sudden illness"
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by vdfs 2y ago
I think Quantum Blockchain AI is the future
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by vdfs 2y ago
So like a password manager?
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by vdfs 2y ago
Once a debian... Also we've seen what Red Hat/IBM did with CentOS, they might pull something similar to Fedora, It's unlikely which make it very appealing for IBM
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by vdfs 2y ago
ESPHome add Ethernet support for all ESP32 chips, but need an extra (and cheap) chipset https://esphome.io/components/ethernet.html
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by vdfs 2y ago
My fear of missing out by not using any HashiCorp product is officially over
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by vdfs 2y ago
> people won't want AWS/GCP/Azure to slap a UI on top of their free open-source product and resell it If it wasn't open-source it won't be as popular as it is in the first place, Redis is also using ton of open s
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by vdfs 2y ago
There is something similar to your idea: https://www.libhunt.com/ Iguess majority had this idea at certain point
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by vdfs 3y ago
Why did they remove the parallax effect?
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by vdfs 3y ago
unsafe fn main() { ... }
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by vdfs 3y ago
While uv supports a large subset of the pip interface, it does not support the entire feature set. In some cases, those differences are intentional; in others, they're a result of uv's early stage of development. https:/&#x2
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by vdfs 3y ago
This is just anticlimactic
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by vdfs 3y ago
Remind me of Teletext https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teletext
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by vdfs 3y ago
The entire source code: export function leftPad(str, len, ch) { return new Array(len - str.length).fill(ch || ch === 0 ? ch : ' ').join('') + str }
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by vdfs 3y ago
It is March 1 in many places

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