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by weaksauce 1y ago
bundler is generally pretty fast on the ruby side. it also reuses dependencies for a given ruby version so you don't have the stupid node_folder in every project you use with every dependency re-downloaded and stored. if you have 90% o
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by weaksauce 1y ago
that's kinda funny since that's basically exactly how firefox does it with the chrome of the browser being javascript and html and css itself.
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by weaksauce 1y ago
beginning and end of a textbox is huge. cmd basically acts as a home end key in windows. opt acts like word wise. there is another big difference is that cmd+up/down goes to the beginning or end of a window. there’s also the emacs bind
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by weaksauce 1y ago
i’d love to switch to linux as a daily driver but the mac cmd shortcuts for text editing and the general well thought out text editing in the system make macos more compelling. i’d love to switch over for gaming on the windows computer but
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by weaksauce 1y ago
> Briefly stated, the Gell-Mann Amnesia effect is as follows. You open the newspaper to an article on some subject you know well. In Murray’s case, physics. In mine, show business. You read the article and see the journalist has absolute
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by weaksauce 1y ago
not as slick as this tool but https://dbeaver.io/ handles duckdb databases as well as a myriad of others.
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by weaksauce 1y ago
here's one example using rack attack on a rails app: https://github.com/pinballmap/pbm/blob/302ac638850711878ac61... https://github.com/pinballmap/pbm/blob/302ac63885071187
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by weaksauce 1y ago
put a honeypot link in your site that only robots will hit because it’s hidden. make sure it’s not in robots.txt or ban it if you can in robots.txt. setup a rule that any ip that hits that link will get a 1 day ban in your fail2ban or the l
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by weaksauce 1y ago
cs skins are pulling in a billion a year nowadays.
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by weaksauce 1y ago
From one of the creators of mise is this little utility that can help make a bunch of documentation and shell completions for most shells.
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Usage – a shell completion / manpage / help documentation generator(usage.jdx.dev)
34 points by weaksauce 1y ago|6 comments
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by weaksauce 1y ago
they had a unit that uses resistive heating if it gets too cold instead of the heat pump which adds up in the cold ny winters I'd gather.
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by weaksauce 1y ago
the DIY youtubers also know they will get a thorough drubbing in the comment section and may even lose subscribers if they do it to a poor level. the incentives for shortcuts on a job site by a worker are to get the job done(good enough for
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by weaksauce 1y ago
the other people are right that there is crazy data collection and optimization from them... however blind spots can exist and outliers could be possible in that kind of environment.
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I Spent Months Solving the Ruby's Most Annoying Gem Installation Problem(mensfeld.pl)
3 points by weaksauce 1y ago|0 comments
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by weaksauce 1y ago
two small companies i used to work for used adp.
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by weaksauce 1y ago
it’s just graph theory nomenclature. if you study an intro to graph algorithms it would get you most of the way there.
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by weaksauce 1y ago
> I just wish that folk like Wilderness Society were a bit more clear on what to expect. that just means the stuff that is easier to access is going to be prioritized. there's already 17+ classic rock climbing destinations that are
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by weaksauce 1y ago
is there a reason to be wary of sidestore? first time i've heard of that but seems like a legit opensource project. doesn't seem like it would be a project that is all that lucrative for bad actors... people that don't want t
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by weaksauce 1y ago
looks like it’s not just for fedora either. though that is still a little more complicated than an all in one ubuntu/mint/whatever installer. maybe someone should fork it and/or add that to this.
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by weaksauce 1y ago
they don't load up the ads at all so they can't know your information in the first place at least from the ads themselves. if the website is sharing information directly there's nothing you can do outside of some kind of vpn
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by weaksauce 1y ago
unless it's changed recently that only applies to tap and chip payments (which you should always prefer to avoid card skimmers) and not the old slide the ~~barcode~~ magnetic strip kinda payment.
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by weaksauce 1y ago
it was but it also failed much earlier than expected.
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by weaksauce 1y ago
got to imagine it is this https://github.com/boricj/ghidra-delinker-extension
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by weaksauce 1y ago
which way would he have liked to be the "correct way"
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by weaksauce 1y ago
how long did enron last before they had to close because of fraud? it was over 20 years i'm pretty sure. that's not a good estimate.
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by weaksauce 1y ago
orange county is still pretty liberal just not quite as liberal as the other parts. huntington beach and newport beach is not all of orange.
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by weaksauce 1y ago
if it’s anything like wells fargo 8 million fine for opening up bank accounts in peoples names without their knowledge... after a 1 million donation to trump’s inauguration the fine will go down to 150,000 dollars.
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by weaksauce 1y ago
correct. i was somewhat careless with my wording but i meant find someone with the massive charisma that obama has and is also a progressive.
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by weaksauce 1y ago
sorry i thought i was clear but yes obama was definitely a moderate but i meant find a progressive (with charisma like obama) that can inspire

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