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whirlwin
10mo ago
Happy new year from Norway!
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10mo ago
TLS certificates is not the only technology for which the default mode is failure. What about disks, databases or syntax errors in configuration files in general? In technology, there are known problems and unknown problems. Expiring TLS ce
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10mo ago
Maybe I'm too cold or cynical here, but I would make it compulsory to indicate the disability in the diploma with an annotation or comment. Or possibly the other way around: "Completed degree on standardized terms "
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whirlwin
1y ago
This is how Heroku has been doing it for years since it started out 10+ years ago. $ git push heroku master So you'll have to make sure to push to e.g. GitHub as well for version control.
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whirlwin
1y ago
Steve Jobs is gone, so is the unique quality obsessed Apple we knew. Even on the hardware side, the AirPods reecks of poor quality since they break so easily
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1y ago
Can one also use AirPods for e.g. Google Maps navigation?
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1y ago
You're pointing out something important. I think it's feasible for the crowd who dislikes the overall direction Docker has been heading and need a simple drop-in replacement
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1y ago
Do you have any real experience with Warp? Just curious to learn
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1y ago
The socialists’ rallying cry has long been, “Finally, it’s ordinary people’s time.” But in reality, ordinary people have seen their wealth steadily decline, while the state has only grown fatter and richer. The slogan should be more honest:
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1y ago
For Norwegian situation, I can recommend the book "The country that got too rich" which in fact is very accurate. Socialism works to a point but if it continues to spiral into more aggressive socialism you will end up in a much wo
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1y ago
Would be nice if the browser tabs had a terminal pane inside. Usually I'm reading something in the browser that I want to immediately run via the terminal.
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1y ago
Pro-tip: For GitHub Copilot which doesn't yet support AGENTS.md, you can create a symlink if your GH Copilot instruction files are defined on a per-repo basis: ln -s AGENTS.md .github/copilot-instructions.md
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1y ago
Just curious - What is the future of service like these? More and more content will be AI generated, to some degree. And should thereby that content be aggregated?
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1y ago
Would be interesting to see insurance companies stand on this. Are you expected to pay for the security upgrade or not. Will it be deemed missing as "unpatched - that's your fault".
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whirlwin
1y ago
The imagery on the spalsh page reminds me of Moomin. Nevertheless looking forward to following this project!
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whirlwin
1y ago
So much for the quality testing done by Microsoft...
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1y ago
The US is becoming more and more like the Soviet union was at some point - truly authoritarian. The same would possibly also happen in China of you had a picture of Xi Jinping. It's fascinating that "the land of the free" has
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2y ago
In modern browsers, Text fragments let you highlight specific portions of text on a page, be it at the bottom or anywhere. In Chrome, just highlight the text and right click -> Copy link to highlight. I use it every day instead of anchor
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2y ago
It's indeed a slippery slope. Ironically, USA, once the country of freedom of speech is becoming increasingly more reminiscent of the Soviet Union or China and their lack of freedom of speech.
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2y ago
Related: https://www.404media.co/github-is-showing-the-trump-administ... TLDR; they are removing woke content and functionality, e.g. related to DEI
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2y ago
There's also an ongoing effort among creators to not pollute the home directory with too many hidden files. Instead, as the blog post mentions, there exist .config/git/ignore which I think is a more scalable approach in the l
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2y ago
It's an interesting approach. In similar cases has anyone got experience using a database more optimized on writes, e.g. Cassandra?
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2y ago
Clicked the link and quickly learned it was not about Change Data Capture...
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2y ago
Btw, you can edit your LinkedIn handle which is the closest you'll get a username on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/help/linkedin/answer/a542685/manage...
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2y ago
I haven't owned a keychain for many years now. After renovating our house, we installed a Yale Doorman. It's the best $300 investment I've done that I can think of: - Don't have to carry a keychain at all anymore - I can
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2y ago
From a technical point, you are absolutely correct. From a developer heavy business, it's a little more complicated. If Rust had a good full-fledged web framework, it would enable more developers to justify why the business should use
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2y ago
How would you snoop outgoing HTTPS traffic otherwise easily anyway? mitmproxy requires some work to set up
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2y ago
Here's a concrete scenario for you: Say you are in a team of 10 developers with a huge codebase that has accumulated over 5+ years. If you're new in the team, and you need to understand when a specific HTTP header is sent, or just
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2y ago
> Pods, logs, shells, YAMLs, all in one integrated interface Has anyone tried Kubed? Personally I have very good experience with k9s which seems to do the same, and a bit more. https://k9scli.io/
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