worksonmine

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by worksonmine 7mo ago
Which only makes it that much more important to review everything you're running with a privileged account, right? And if it really is as trivial as you say it should be fixed ASAP.
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by worksonmine 7mo ago
I don't know what Proton did regarding Trump, but if you follow this principle to the end you might as well ditch technology and live in the forest. I'm not being hyperbole, everyone does business with or endorses someone on eithe
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by worksonmine 7mo ago
And they probably used mind-control to make the admin run random userscripts on his privileged account as well, the capabilities of russian hackers is scary. /s It is just another human acting human again.
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by worksonmine 7mo ago
> There is a very real possibility that we end up with devices that can play modern mobile games at high frame rates on a secure, privacy-focused mobile OS, which is a huge step towards general adoption of something like this as a daily
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by worksonmine 8mo ago
Mine (really cheap G05) has it on the power button, much better than the back where it used to be on older models. Motorola have been innovative with the UX. It lights up when I pick it up, shake twice to toggle flashlight (extremely useful
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by worksonmine 8mo ago
I've used Moto G series for years and reading this makes me very happy with my choice. They've found a market fit and this shows they know their audience.
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by worksonmine 8mo ago
TUI is peak UI, anyone who disagrees just don't get it. Every program listens to the same keybindings, looks the same and are composable to work together. You don't get that clicking buttons with the mouse. It's built to get
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by worksonmine 8mo ago
After a while you learn to be specific ' -a' (with space) or '-a,', but this requires that you know what you're looking for. Also n/N is easier to jump between matches than /<Enter>, one less keypres
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by worksonmine 8mo ago
> What's so nefarious about clean air and water? Nothing, but what puts me off is the sale of emission rights etc. Is it a problem or not? I care more about deforestation than a warming climate. There is always some product to buy b
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by worksonmine 8mo ago
> Some people get excited by the "latest and greatest" I'm going to get down-voted for this, but doesn't this describe Apples' target audience? Every year big live streamed events showing the "latest and gre
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by worksonmine 8mo ago
> "Dont trust google" imo is the wrong response here. Straw man. The argument is that by installing random extensions you trust anonymous developers *because* Google doesn't audit. I'll cite the parent to spare you th
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by worksonmine 8mo ago
I don't think you understand Debian. There's a new release every 2 years. A few months before every release there's the so called package freeze on the testing branch. The version the packages are on at that point that's
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by worksonmine 8mo ago
Debian stable. If you need something to be on the bleeding edge install it from backports or build from source. But keep most of your system boring and stable. It has worked fine for me for years.
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by worksonmine 8mo ago
Please elaborate, what's so complicated about it?
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by worksonmine 8mo ago
Cool, but I wonder how many of those the website call developers are actual developers writing production code vs managers who believe they wrote the next big thing. It would be interesting to try to dig deeper and categorize the comments.
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
Parent wasn't referring to a possible future, but present time. If we get AI I can trust 100% that's another discussion. For now I don't see it and I don't think LLMs are the solution to that problem, but we'll see.
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
I'm on a high horse because I like that the EU tries to regulate big tech? I wish they went further and actually enforced it. Some of you seem to live in a parallel universe. Elaborate what's so bad about the EU instead of assumin
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
Does this apply to creators that aren't even in the Apple ecosystem or is it only for the patreons paying through the iOS app? What if everyone moved to the website?
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
Have fun getting stuck in a loop when it insists your destination exists in a place it doesn't.
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
> I would. It can be in the main executable just under a different subcommand. Executing user code (pdf generator) could potentially be a security concern, isolating it has it benefits. > the additional orchestration complexity. This
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
> Just about everything I'd want to do in a startup appears illegal or otherwise infeasible in the EU because of the morass of data and AI and energy regulations. Sounds like you're doing some shady, disgusting bullshit or you&
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
Would you still use your car if you ended up in the wrong destination half the time?
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
Sometimes there are reasons to separate projects. I wouldn't put a scraper or pdf generator with the main application. There are benefits to keeping some things small and isolated. Teams that have problems with micro services are doing
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
You mean the browser where the result was mostly faked and exaggerated?
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
Last time I did it in around 2020 the reasoning behind every package, and the meaning of most compilation flags was explained. It was a good experience. Yes it works in a VM. A tip is to create regular clones as checkpoints if you fuck some
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
Apple must be aiming for innovations in the renewables sector. They're trying to get Steve Jobs spinning fast enough to harness the energy. /s
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
> To me the kinds of people using these editors are the kinds of people that love making everything more complex to seem smart. I finally jumped the gun almost a decade ago because I had too many Electron apps for my cheap laptop to hand
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
> (not that I can see an obvious advantage to it). Precision. I use e/E more often than w/W when editing a line or creating macros, but w/W for moving around. But more often i search with f and jump to next match with ; if
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
> Vim and Neovim have more differences than I thought. Among the many changes, [...], that Q repeats the last recorded macro I followed the link where it says: > Q Repeat the last recorded register [count] times.. > {Visual}Q
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by worksonmine 9mo ago
> Being able to quickly create a mental map of code at the speed of changes I get the feeling you're intentionally being a parody with that line. > and ensuring everything works (verifiability) are now the most valuable skills. S

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