x3haloed

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   by x3haloed 6y ago

   This is a huge issue of our time. The internet is a shared, virtual space. Who is to say how it is used? There’s barely any real basis for determining what falls under local law. Surely, physical connections to the internet are geographical
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   by x3haloed 6y ago

   The project maintainer absolutely has the right to choose not to remove offensive language. Although, I find his position to be unnecessarily defensive. What is he really fighting for? The language is outdated and stems from a practice that
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   by x3haloed 6y ago

   Yep. It’s natural. It’s happened to me, and I’ve done it as well. It never bothered me when it happened to me, so I thought it was OK. This is a good reminder to be more careful.
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   by x3haloed 6y ago

   Don’t buy an older model with the butterfly keyboard and avoid touchbar where possible. Problem solved. I actually disagree with the trackpad complaints. I’ve never used a better trackpad in my life. It’s really a joy, and palm rejection is
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   by x3haloed 6y ago

   Anyone know of a good hub that works that way?
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   by x3haloed 6y ago

   I have no evidence to back this up, but as a counter-point, I think that the construction of new things is always a platform upon which more new things can be made, which require people. If we reach some precipice where much more can be bui
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   by x3haloed 6y ago

   Uh mine. Duh.
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   by x3haloed 6y ago

   I’m getting the following error when using the P2P instructions. Is this likely an from an outage? https://photos.app.goo.gl/myGNh77ukXWgqaVX9
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   by x3haloed 6y ago

   We didn’t learn our lesson about cam roulettes last time around?
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    by x3haloed 6y ago

    Thanks for sharing! I’ll give them a look. As an aside, another protocol I would really love to see a simple implementation for is LDAP. Through my research, it seems that every LDAP controller server out there is just monstrous. I would lo
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    by x3haloed 6y ago

    Thanks for the reply! I understand not wanting to re-implement entire servers within Synapse. Maybe an installer util would go a long way towards making setup more manageable. A step to automatically download and configure coturn, for examp
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    by x3haloed 6y ago

    In my experience, Matrix and Riot are great. I love the protocol and concepts around it, and Riot was much higher quality than I expected it would be. Since trying it out for a while a few months ago, I have since abandoned it, however, bec
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    by x3haloed 6y ago

    Oh! That’s good news. I’m excited to give it a try either way.
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    by x3haloed 6y ago

    Another piece of feedback: It’s scary to consider using such a crucial piece of software in production when documentation is referred to as “sort of deprecated” and “slightly outdated.”
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    by x3haloed 6y ago

    I think the request is more for guidance about how to do it right.
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    by x3haloed 6y ago

    Does this help? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/sql-database/saas-dbp...
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    by x3haloed 6y ago

    Yes. That’s exactly what I’m saying. Although, from the way I read the article, it doesn’t seem to acknowledge the possibility for significant overhead in a chosen implementation. Sounds like they’re saying, no matter what you choose, it’s
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    by x3haloed 6y ago

    Didn’t I acknowledge that?
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    by x3haloed 6y ago

    “The trap is insidious in software architecture. When we adopt something like microservices, we try to make it so that each service is individually simple. But unless this simplicity is so constraining that your actual application inherits
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    by x3haloed 7y ago

    I don’t understand... the novel UI here is multi-window chat?
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    by x3haloed 7y ago

    I feel a profound sadness watching this. Not because of the difficulty of her life. She prefers it her way. But because she is good. And there is so much bad in the world outside. She deserves all the kindness. Edit: We all do, actually. Ki
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    by x3haloed 7y ago

    This is the most interesting story I have read in a long time. Thank you for sharing.
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    by x3haloed 7y ago

    Looks good -- thanks for sharing!
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    by x3haloed 7y ago

    Unless of course the "other" blue E icon is unavailable because they are on Windows 7 without administrative rights to install Chromium Edge, or Edge has been flat out disabled through group policy. https://i.postimg.cc
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    by x3haloed 7y ago

    Unfortunately this is wishful thinking. See my reply to @brundolf in this chain.
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    by x3haloed 7y ago

    Unfortunately, the enterprise world is still making extensive use of IE11. Here is the browser breakdown on an enterprise application I work on: https://i.postimg.cc/cCbk34SR/Screenshot-20200407-083321.png As of now, B
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    by x3haloed 7y ago

    See my comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22759280
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    by x3haloed 7y ago

    Not necessarily. Using popular frameworks will always widen the pool of contributors you have access to, no matter what "sector" your project falls under.
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    by x3haloed 7y ago

    No disrespect, but I think you proved @vbezhenar's point. The right way to structure the code is with a framework of some kind, even if it's homegrown.
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    by x3haloed 7y ago

    I completely agree. What's everyone's favorite extremely lightweight view frameworks? And for those of us writing SPAs, favorite controller and routing frameworks?