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xcambar
5y ago
I personally use the Keepass "suite" as follows: * KeepassXC on desktop (linux) * KeepassDX on mobile (Android) It's synced any way you like: NextCloud, Syncthing, Dropbox, you name it.
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I don't think it's a definitive choice. I've jumped from one to the other and vice versa based on opportunities and contexts, and it continues to serve me well. Really, it is only 2 different ways to contribute to a product a
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Your statement about Russia and its current engagement is correct (from what I read). But the bigger point: while we wait and expect Putin to somehow fail (economically, militarily, or both), Ukrainians are dying. Edit: when I write "w
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I only skimmed, but all of it vividly brought back memories I thought were securely hidden from consciousness, for sanity purposes.
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5y ago
Please complete your answer ;)
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I loved this article. It highlights perfectly a lesson I personally learned tragically: the modern times and modernity are often looked at with awe, while in practice, the limits of what is possible hit us always too soon. I don't mean
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5y ago
It really looks like `isNaN`, doesn't it?
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5y ago
The average person has a better perception of VPN than it has of Proxy. No matter what the tech aspects behind the terms actually mean. It's marketing. Being technically (in)correct is irrelevant here.
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You have a good plan. Complaints on comp and attrition, I've seen literally in every large-ish company I or my friends have worked at. It's a lot of politics. Since your at a FAANG, learn a lot, build network, and that shiny comp
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Do some exercise. But wat h out: a lot of exercises will increase your body mass because you will build muscle! So, in other words: you may want to lose some fat but you may also want to con very some body mass from fat to muscle. => do
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I feel like I'm living the life of a caveman, reading this. But to be honest, only very few use cases would be applicable in my standards. For example, never would I want remote controllable locks.
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> Point being with the level of complexity you're just going to live the fact that they'll always be bugs. I'd like to add, for the less tenured developers around: "with the level of experience you're just goin
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The magic for me was the two little C programs that demonstrated the bug. Circa 10 lines of C. Beautiful.
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Thx, I had actually no idea it came from there.
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I can see you have a very efficient method for wasting time and energy. Why? The method works. Size doesn't matter. But it's extremely inefficient. Which can be calculated rather than measured.
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"Take a problem. Solve it with a RegExp. Now you have two problems".
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I'm using a recent Firefox on a stock Android on a Samsung 8. The game only shows brownish rectangles. I know the phone is considered antique by today's standards, but still...
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LinkedIn has such filter. It's called flex office by most companies.
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Can someone explain like I'm 5? I am uncertain I understand it. Did credit Suisse actually ask to delete financial documentation to hide from the public that they have financially backed oligarchs?
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Since you're comparing a house to a country, resp. a fire to war, and resp. an insurance to diplomatic relationships, then I stand strongly by my initial comment. Your comment is overly simplistic as it ignores a ton of the signals tha
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It is now very popular to see the good ol' times of alliances as dead. The lack of reliability regarding the relationships between nations is truly the most significant sign of a changing (changed?), unstable, world.
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I find your rationale too simple. It is reasonable to assume that it would have been at the same time unacceptable for the population and perceived as a threat by other nations, should that have been done proactively.
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Good pun of Brecht's words, but how do you connect both here?
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Not sure you need one, but what do you do with those 364 other days then?
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An Environment Artist's Ode to Berlin – An Unreal Engine 4 Project
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Is Denmark really angry? About construction delays and politicians getting in the way etc., I can only think of BER as a catastrophic project. Do you have more in mind?
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This is another enthusiastic thumbs up for KeepassXC. I use it everywhere I have to but on Android where I use KeepassDX.
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I've been involved in multiple migrations to public cloud infrastructure (some were unnecessary, but such are the trends...), and without failure, the 12 factors manifesto shows up in the very first days of the discussions as the first
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That is a simplistic answer. In a CD setup without feature flash, commit equals deploy equals launch. With feature flags, commit equals deploy. Launch is controlled by feature flags. For a more mundane analogy, would you rather have a stove
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TIL, I am youngling.
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