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2y ago
Oh man, I had a fuzzy, nth-copy VHS tape of Live at Pompeii when I was in high school. I'll have to check that out, thanks!
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2y ago
No, it was this past September 26, in the middle of all of this.
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2y ago
Matt has claimed[1] before to be "post-economic", i.e. has enough money that it doesn't matter to him anymore. It's hard not to see this as personal, not financial. [1] https://x.com/sereedmedia/stat
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2y ago
I think you're thinking of Grooveshark.
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2y ago
It is.
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2y ago
Yes, your combined blocklist is point-in-time. If you unsubscribe from a blocklist, a user on that blocklist will be immediately unblocked, provided they're not also on another blocklist you subscribe to (and that you didn't bloc
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2y ago
That's trivially falsifiable. https://bsky.app/search?q=%22there+are+two+genders%22
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2y ago
They want to be associated with FAANG? What does the N stand for?
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2y ago
FIPS certified, which means a validation certificate exists. (And it does: https://csrc.nist.gov/projects/cryptographic-module-validati... , issued 2021.)
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2y ago
Oh, this is even more complicated -- getting FIPS certification is not a fast process, so the only FIPS-certified Yubikeys at present are the vulnerable ones. Their FIPS 140-3 certificaton process started... huh, yesterday, apparently:
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2y ago
Bash is funny with the -gt, -lt etc. operators and the [[ ]] builtin -- bash treats them as arithmetic operators like it does with math in $(( )), and so you provide them the variable name, not the value. $ TEST=3 $ if [[ TEST -gt
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2y ago
The post you replied to was only correcting the apostrophe in the grandparent.
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2y ago
I have access to at least 206.
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2y ago
Here's a handy delta trick for you, to turn the side-by-side feature on and off based on window size. bash here, other shells left as an exercise: function delta_sidebyside { if [[ COLUMNS -ge 120 ]]; then DELTA_FEATURES=
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2y ago
Or 'command cat', which is a little less convenient but will also handle the case where "cat" is a function, not an alias. (In bash at least. Not sure about newfangled shells!)
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2y ago
All of those characters are part of the ASCII history graph -- that repo must have a very interesting graph at some point!
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2y ago
You can see someone's profile and top-engagement tweets logged out, but if you want to see anything recent or specific you need to be logged in, which means there's the friction of a second Twitter account, at least.
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2y ago
Only for personal use - if you use it in connection with a business (even if it's taking meeting notes), you require a commercial license.
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2y ago
You could just as easily say that that is true _despite_ his leadership, instead of _because_ of it.
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2y ago
If you find this isn't working for you (and you're getting a 404, or OP's portfolio site -- you have to put the scheme in the URL. Works: https://ful.co/https://www.apple.com Won't work: https
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2y ago
In that euphemism, the party doing or not doing the regretting is the employer, not the employee.
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2y ago
What do you do with, say, an article linked from HN that you want to refer to in future?
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2y ago
I also fall on the side of "stagger the rollout" (or "give customers tools to stagger the rollout"), but at the same time I recognize that a lot of customers would not accept delays on the latest malware data. Before t
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2y ago
https://groups.google.com/a/mozilla.org/g/dev-security-polic...
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2y ago
Zoom also uses ultrasonic location to identify meeting rooms, but that's when you're already in the Zoom app which is expected to use your microphone or speaker.
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2y ago
Oh, this is nice! I would love to see a Slack unfurl sample. I don't entirely understand why Slack unfurls are unpredictable sometimes, but for example, an Instagram reel link unfurls just fine on Twitter or Facebook, but has no unfurl
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2y ago
It's worse than that, it's feigned surprise. "I disagree" is at least intellectually honest, "Huh?" is pretending that the position is so far off that they couldn't even understand it. I learned the term &
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2y ago
Good questions for a recruiter, less so for an interviewer who just gave you a technical interview (and is probably an engineer themselves). The article is questions to turn the table during technical interviews.
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2y ago
The same size as a live Trogdor, of course.
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I run our postmortem/incident review process at work, and there is one area on our incident report that is intended to capture any investigation threads that are still ongoing at the point the report was written, so as to note that the
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