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by wtcactus 2y ago
Unlike the idea I’ve initially got from reading some of the comments here, the workers aren’t striking for long overdue measures that will save the company and get engineers back in charge of Boeing. They are striking to get the biggest sha
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by wtcactus 2y ago
No, tab stash only stashes the tabs for later use on this or another device. Edge and Arc, always keep the open tabs in sync across all devices.
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by wtcactus 2y ago
Vivaldi still doesn't do what Arc and Edge do. Vivaldi presents me the open tabs in another device in a window and I can choose which ones to open on the present device. Arc and Edge bypass that step. The open tabs in 1 device are alwa
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by wtcactus 2y ago
Yes, I think all browsers now-a-days have some form of tab synching. But the tabs don't really sync between devices, you just get a list of the tabs open in 1 device and can open them on the other device if you click on them. Arc and E
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by wtcactus 2y ago
Vivaldi is the only browser that comes a bit close to what Arc and Edge do. But it doesn't really do it. I still have to go to the sync windows and choose which tabs from the other device to open in the present devices. If you try Edge
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by wtcactus 2y ago
Thank you for the suggestion. I went and checked it, but this is not it. I see several answers in this post that don't understand what Edge or Arc do when it comes to tab/workspace syncing. It's all seamless. When I move from
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by wtcactus 2y ago
From the description: "Apple Watch Series 10 is nearly 10 percent thinner than Apple Watch Series 7, Series 8, and Series 9, while offering all the advanced capabilities users love, adding new features, and maintaining all-day 18-hour
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by wtcactus 2y ago
No, it's a totally different concept. Brave lets you check which tabs are open in another machine and open them on the current machine if you want. Edge and Arc always keep your tabs in sync between devices and inside their respective
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Ask HN: How do you sync ongoing browser work between desktop and laptop?
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by wtcactus 2y ago
Your own source puts the same statistic but with men being the victim, only slightly lower at 25%.
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by wtcactus 2y ago
Your argument implies that we are supposed to ask the same level of autocracy from Brazil, as from Turkey, China or Russia. If that’s the argument being made, then fine. Let’s just accept that Brazil shouldn’t be treated like a democracy an
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by wtcactus 2y ago
I didn’t interpret that sentence like you did. I think he was wary of what it actually meant to the product. For instance, imagine we have a problem with the authentication on an internal component, and then, someone from quality control st
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by wtcactus 2y ago
I live in the former Roman province of Hispania. We were at least colonized by Romans, then by Saxons and then by Arabs. The Arab imperialists left here 500 years ago. If I were to live further to the East in many of today’s EU/Europea
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by wtcactus 2y ago
It’s obvious by now that this law will only get selectively enforced. Several members of the ruling socialist party continue to use X to push electoral propaganda aimed at the upcoming election (which would be funny if not tragic). [1] Any
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by wtcactus 2y ago
> I'm oversimplifying it, but the matter of a fact is that this judge and the political party in power are acting like fascists, they've even tried getting several popular VPN applications banned by asking Google and Apple to r
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by wtcactus 2y ago
I’m guessing starlink is already (or soon will be) ilegal to sell in Brazil. So, assuming this judge won’t go as far as forcing people with starlink antennas to remove their existing installations, they will be the only ones able to use out
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by wtcactus 2y ago
In judicial systems like the Brazilian (and sadly many European ones) a judge that’s sufficiently high up in the judicial ladder gets to be judge and jury. He is technically bound by the law, but he also has the power to interpret the law a
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by wtcactus 2y ago
I think this is a very complex subject and no one, in good faith, can claim that heavy moderation is either awesome or terrible.
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by wtcactus 2y ago
I do have a hard time understanding how is this different from setting up a VM with docker running on it. I don't see any added benefits in therms of the extent of configuration I need to deploy. What is the new thing Dokku and other s
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by wtcactus 2y ago
The way people respond these questions is highly dependent of cultural norms. There are quite violent countries here where people report very low emotional stress.
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by wtcactus 2y ago
I think this is a gross generalization. In my present work at DevOps, I could say it’s true IF we only look at code. When I was doing computational intensive simulations, I would write clearly 100 or more lines of code everyday.
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by wtcactus 2y ago
> What other institutions (or democratic tools) should have acted to halt the extremist anti-democratic movement lead by Bolsonaro? To start, the fallacy here, is to assume there was indeed an "extremist anti-democratic movement led
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by wtcactus 2y ago
It's funny because I was wondering exactly this on Monday. I never did try to put any electronics in the dishwasher, but, several times in the past, I was a bit amazed on how electronic devices - not rated as water-resistant - that got
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by wtcactus 2y ago
I've worked - like everyone else here, I believe - extensively with GitHub in the past, as it was the de facto standard 1 decade ago. Then, about 5 years ago I started working in a company that went the GitLab way, specifically due to
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by wtcactus 2y ago
They have a lot of advantages over GitHub as soon as you go beyond the simple task of hosting code and managing git workflow. The main one are CI/CD Pipelines fully baked in: This is huge. It's fully integrated in the platform. Yo
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by wtcactus 2y ago
Well, I find that seamless. I get to my desktop, and can continue working exactly in what I was doing in my laptop. That, together with clearly defined workspaces, is fantastic for me.
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by wtcactus 2y ago
Arc is much more than that, though. 1st. Tabs are both tabs and bookmarks. They exist to be more or less persistent (as long as you add them to folders - I get it, it's not everyone's workflow, but for people like me, it's a
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by wtcactus 2y ago
I don't have a Chromecast, but I do have an Nvidia Shield for more than 5 years now. I use that a lot but in recent months is getting unreliable for some reason (I think it's lack of memory), apps get stuck and sometimes the apps
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by wtcactus 2y ago
I get constantly baffled at the amount of technical debt that goes on in civil aviation. The fact that no one just overhauls the system with backward compatibility and sets a deadline for the migration, is just insane for me. All these spec
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by wtcactus 2y ago
Should GitHub be liable for any damages caused by this issue, like some think Crowdsec should be for what happened last week? Morally seems even worse, Crowdsec did it by accident, GitHub knows about it for years now.

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