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by wila 3y ago
It works! (of course it does) This is all very interesting. Next is poking around in it for a bit. Thanks so much.
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by wila 3y ago
That was a great presentation. Now I'm going to have to try Ladybird :D
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by wila 3y ago
Good coding practices don't change much, so yes it is still relevant.
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by wila 4y ago
The FAQ says it runs on pretty much all RPI's. So you can also use it on an old Raspberry Pi you might have laying around. It doesn't have to be a RPi 4.
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by wila 4y ago
Keep on writing! I enjoyed reading what you tried and why you ended up with what you did. It is fine to mention your game, I do not consider that content marketing at all.
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by wila 4y ago
Same, I am certainly NOT going to give a phone number for this free service.
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by wila 4y ago
hehe.. I was thinking the same. Hope you are doing well.
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by wila 4y ago
The free player is what earlier on was the normal version of Fusion. So you only lack the professional features like connect to a vSphere host, have the network editor and a few other smaller issues. See the Compare tab at [0] for a complet
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by wila 4y ago
Hi Stu :) The link for that is here [0]. The only thing I would add to that is to use a private browser session. Also as a tip fill in "None" for business name, if you are using it privately - as it is a required field for some ff
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by wila 4y ago
Sadly it does not appear to work that well.. Quote: There has been no port to M1/M2. All there has been is early work that does nothing useful but somehow escaped the stables. You can safely forget all about it for now. [0] https:&#x2
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by wila 4y ago
Oh I am well aware about the differences between "how it should be" and what is actually the case when you're a small developer. For this kind of issue one could use VM's where you encrypt the VM with the live customer d
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by wila 4y ago
> I’d need to operate administrative files (customer records, contracts, accounting) on a separate machine from dev You're saying that like it is a bad thing? A developer probably shouldn't have access to all that live data an
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by wila 4y ago
Oldest known turtle you mean? [1] I wouldn't call 190 years old "trivially older". [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonathan_%28tortoise%29
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by wila 4y ago
Had to search for the PCB. Looks like this is the one: https://www.ebay.com/sch/emil6190/m.html
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by wila 4y ago
> And that says a lot when I read the developer of Pegasus Mail doesn’t want to record a 2min long YouTube screencast to get approved. Congrats on misreading the article. That's not the problem. The problem is having to spend a lot
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by wila 4y ago
and there I was thinking this would be about floriade [0], which happens to be in Almere as well. [0] https://floriade.com/en/
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by wila 4y ago
That's the idea of being shadowbanned. Comments made by Terry would show up as [dead] whenever he posted. More about Terry here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17912618 You're not shadowbanned btw.
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by wila 4y ago
> In fact in the free and open world of Linux, backwards compatibility is even worse… I have linux binaries from 2001 that still work fine on recent Linux kernels.
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by wila 4y ago
Had this same thing, but then with a couple of my customers. This is a phishing attack. After a while I talked with one of those customers and they knew about it. It was "an email that got compromised". Eg. one of their employees
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by wila 5y ago
Windows Firewall -> Advanced Settings -> change default Outbound to "block" on public/domain/private profile.
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by wila 5y ago
You are assuming that the OSS engineer is available for hire as an employee.
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by wila 5y ago
Russia put her on the sanctions list too.
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by wila 5y ago
Don't know about "community run firewall", but if you have a few hosts then you can run CSF/LFD in a cluster config. See for example: https://www.nixtree.com/blog/csf-cluster-setup-for-hosting-c...
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by wila 5y ago
Sure.. last power failure was like 4 years ago and the one before that was also measured in multiple years. Back when I still used a UPS down here, it was usually the UPS that died and triggered the power failure. So I stopped investing in
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by wila 5y ago
That's because there hasn't been a Safari for Windows in over a decade :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safari_(web_browser)
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by wila 5y ago
Thanks for the question :) You are correct that there's not that many of us around. DataFlex is attractive for writing business software on windows (desktop and/or web). The framework is crazy effective in regards to how fast and
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by wila 5y ago
A programmer's text editor for a language called DataFlex, written in DataFlex (well some parts are in C++ for performance reasons) https://projects.vdf-guidance.com/projects/hammer It's only 21 years in the
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by wila 5y ago
VMware unity hasn't been supported for Linux guest or Linux hosts since around 2015.. and no it wasn't using RDP. See also: https://planetvm.net/blog/?p=2936
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by wila 5y ago
Google doesn't care if you buy anything... They are selling clicks to companies that are selling things. As long as you click on an Ad, google makes money, regardless if you buy something or not.
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by wila 5y ago
Exactly this. With a user that has more power than what they understand, they will break the layout and blame the developer. You then have to go look at what they did.. and as it is in a GUI and not in code, it will be much harder to troubl

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