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by wink 4y ago
Not sure, lxc has always been a little clunkier but if you look at the 80% case of "docker pull X; docker build .; docker run ..." I don't see how that problem couldn't have been solved. (No, this is not supposed to be a
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by wink 4y ago
I don't even think you're wrong - at some point I actually enjoyed many of those things you list. But either it's being 5-15 years older now or enjoying that I don't have the flu several times per year or saving 60-90 mi
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by wink 4y ago
> I still spend a lot of time with friends and can do most of my personal hobbies/activities on weekends. My wife and I are good at sharing the load. You don't need 2 parents watching kids 100% of the time. I'm not sure th
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by wink 4y ago
Depends on how you want to look at it. Deciding that you, as the current organizing team of a large-scale event, won't be responsible for possibly 10k people catching it on your event is also a valid choice until someone steps up who c
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by wink 4y ago
Mask usage has gone down to... I'd say 20-30% in the supermarkets I frequent, but I don't think it's completely wrong with the implied exaggeration for effect.
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by wink 4y ago
counterpoint: the place where I usually order my pizza (without an account, nice) has an optional field for phone number and they even write "in case something goes wrong". If this was an ecommerce order then yes, I'd rather
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by wink 4y ago
I hardly blame the users though. If you actually have a certain amount of 2FA methods, the order in which they want to be migrated is often contradicting. So for some of them what you should do (according to docs): Unlink 2FA, migrate phone
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by wink 4y ago
It's just as if "running a single container hands-off" and "having 1-n VPS" can be completely different things for different use cases.
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by wink 4y ago
German (nearly 40) here and I hadn't even heard about it until like 10 years ago, from an American.
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by wink 4y ago
Your comparison is bad and you should know it. If they'd be complaining about their mobile phone bill being higher than their landline bill, fine - but that's not the case. I'm pretty sure the last land line phone my parents
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by wink 4y ago
This is not a slight against KDE, but without a tiling WM I'm maybe not enjoying it enough to switch from Windows. It's one thing that I can't do my work on Windows (without a VM or containers), but my workflow being complete
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by wink 4y ago
> API pagination I'd generalize this even more. Never, ever make a json response like `["a", "b"]`, always wrap in an object so you have the freedom to add more top-level keys. `{"foo":["a", &
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by wink 4y ago
Zero clue how it works where you live (and yes, I saw that this was about California), but in Germany and Austria it's basically at the county level, so every time you move more than like 20km, you get a new plate (some amount of lenie
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by wink 4y ago
I mostly use Notepad++ on Windows but on Linux I really like TextAdept - https://orbitalquark.github.io/textadept/ (it has a windows version but I never tried it)
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by wink 4y ago
My experience is mostly that you either upgrade because it has a feature you need (then you try it out fast), if it has some performance or other nice thing (then you go for the .1) or you don't really care then you upgrade when your c
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by wink 4y ago
I honestly don't remember when I sent or received the last SMS that was not the telco's "Welcome to $country, the rates are ...". I.e. I don't have a strong opinion on this, I simply do not use SMS.
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by wink 4y ago
Counterpoint, and let's assume mostly parity of flask :: sinatra and rails :: django. I've usually used Flask and even when I needed a few db operations you could easily contain that to a small part of the code and stepping up to
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by wink 4y ago
If they have to explain it maybe it wasn't a good idea in the first place? I hate these "didn't read the article and felt the need to comment anyway" just as much as the next person. But this is a presentation and they h
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by wink 4y ago
From reading the comments I would have expected something far worse, like that image with the Eiffel tower. Actually doesn't look too bad (I guess my expectations are very low), but what's the missing leg thing? That's just &
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by wink 4y ago
I agree with you in that I don't remember anyone I know buying one lately, since the pandemic. All the coffee nerds had gotten one earlier and they all seem to be happy enough. I completely disagree on what I see as your main point. I&
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by wink 4y ago
100% agreed and I've witnessed this, it may be more common here in Europe. Some companies are very focused on your last salary (if you're desperate or careless enough to tell it to them) and will outright laugh you out the door if
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by wink 4y ago
aiohttp is too new for the time I'm talking about. And no, I would not say that the stdlib was fine and requests was absolutley worth using in Python 2 :)
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by wink 4y ago
What I've needed in the past is more like "I need someone well-versed in this technology to answer me some questions for one hour" without actually finding a consultant or the billing hassle. Basically just like joining the p
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by wink 4y ago
Just because Python's story here isn't good doesn't mean JS's is automatically good. Your environment may be consistent at this point in time but it's still a horrible mess.
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by wink 4y ago
Not sure how good average is. For small-ish projects my experience is more like Python having like 5 of them, with a handful transitive each, if at all and in JS with anything besides a hello world it's n^n^n. The amount of stuff I&#x2
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by wink 4y ago
pretty sure the ones without a handle were invented a person who simply loaded them from the cart into their trunk and then from their garage into their house. No rain, 5 meters. But surely not something you'd carry home by foot for ju
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by wink 4y ago
On the other hand since we don't get the plastic bags for free anymore I'm usually struggling to find a sturdy plastic bag at home when I need one, e.g. to wrap shoes in a travel bag. No, that's not an argument about not bann
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by wink 4y ago
Isn't that 100% on the authors/publishers? Such deals exist, bundling the ebook version for technical books. Might be misremembering, but some authors (of tech books, fwiw) always were happy for that feature. But then again they u
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by wink 4y ago
All I can think of now is someone in NZ posting "TGIF" and then someone fact checks it and notices that it is, indeed, not Friday in California.
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by wink 4y ago
I think the kids are also misled to a great degree. They basically told us if we'd want to go to uni and go for a STEM degree we should absolutely, totally do the focused math courses etc. When I arrived for my CompSci they basically s

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