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by xmodem 3y ago
https://caddyserver.com/ is implemented in Go, production-ready, and easy to setup with a one-liner (though personally I would use official binaries or compile from source rather than use the builds from a distro package ma
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by xmodem 3y ago
Take a game like vampire survivors - not a unity game, but one that I have installed 10+ times at this point. They have put the price up slightly since launch - I paid €2.39 for it. The most objectionable thing about Unity's new pricin
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by xmodem 3y ago
In my opinion, if a bug report is crap, it is perfectly acceptable to politely say so with a canned response and then close the issue a week later if better information is not forthcoming. Declaring 'issue bankruptcy' shows that y
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by xmodem 3y ago
Yeah, that. I'm okay with it opening my browser if I literally search for my browser.
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by xmodem 3y ago
Maybe I'm a luddite, but I want my start menu search results to open my browser approximately never.
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by xmodem 3y ago
I'm not sure if it's open, but it's trying hard to sell you on Postman Inc's cloud collaboration products. Not the OP, but for me the big pain points with Postman are * Sync-ing with an OpenAPI spec is one-and-done. If n
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by xmodem 3y ago
No, only the ability to execute arbitrary code in an unprivileged context. Would probably have to be arbitrary x86_64 instructions - Javascript wouldn't cut it for this one.
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by xmodem 3y ago
Of course, but the point is not just to get configuration into git, it's also to get out of the business of SSH'ing to individual servers.
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by xmodem 3y ago
I'm a fan of this approach in general, but I've been looking for a way to accomplish almost the same thing, except I would like to have the version defined in a git repository. I suppose I could git pull on a cron job, copy over t
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by xmodem 3y ago
If your goal is to minimise costs, some of the cheaper providers that have offers on https://lowendbox.com/ will have reasonable annual discounts.
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by xmodem 3y ago
I would argue that Windows checking certificate signatures provides a lot more safety to the vast majority of users than manually inspecting a bash script.
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by xmodem 3y ago
If you can share, what type of non-content data do the nodes store? Is this just OS+application+logs?
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by xmodem 3y ago
Discord's enshitifcation is going to be brutal.
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by xmodem 3y ago
I worked with .NET as well around the same time, and in my opinion it never quite achieved the same level of integration as WebObjects. It also had quite a high price-of-entry until Visual Studio Express editions were released in 2005. I do
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by xmodem 3y ago
My second job was working for a small WebObjects consultancy in 2008. They developed bespoke line-of-business applications for small companies. Having the complete stack - from the HTML templating through to the ORM - provided by one vendor
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by xmodem 3y ago
I've noticed that simply plugging a Logitech USB dongle into a Windows machine with no other interaction is enough to trigger it to download and install Logitech's crapware.
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by xmodem 3y ago
> no way would I use a tax preparation system provided by the government. As someone who has used government-provided tax preparation systems my entire life, I'm curious what your threat model here is exactly.
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by xmodem 3y ago
It is true, and as someone who owns several boxes of cables that have literally never been used, and has sent several more to e-waste, I wish it was the norm.
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by xmodem 3y ago
> The singer is also facing claims over Thinking Out Loud in the same court from a company owned by investment banker David Pullman that holds copyright interests in the Gaye song. I expect we'll see more of this as investment firms
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by xmodem 3y ago
I'm not sure we watched the same video. In the video I watched, the host explained how it was possible for this to happen entirely with default settings.
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by xmodem 3y ago
Unfortunately there is always a risk of ending up with defective components. In same ways this is a better outcome than getting a random defective chip, because the manufacturer/vendor cannot make the claim of user error as easily.
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by xmodem 3y ago
The Intel QuickSync (video transcoding) capabilities in modern intel CPU's are quite powerful.
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by xmodem 3y ago
Intel 12th and 13th gen support ECC on the W680 chipset. It appears there are even some mini-ITX boards now if you can work out where to buy them.
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by xmodem 3y ago
Yeah, it would be nice if I could quickly and easily toggle cookies (and local storage, etc) on/off per site.
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by xmodem 3y ago
I mean, you can turn cookies off in your browser settings, but the browser doesn't have a good way to differentiate between a cookie that keeps you logged into something and a cookie that tracks you to show ads.
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by xmodem 4y ago
I'm on Mastodon now - for me, it neatly fills in the gaps where I'm waiting for a train or a bus, but it doesn't constantly draw me in when I should be doing something else. I have a much healthier relationship with it than I
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by xmodem 4y ago
Well, Binance clearly knew the risks, so it's hard to see why they would chase US customers unless they were very profitable.
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by xmodem 4y ago
It uses the magnetic head of the floppy drive for IO. Devices like that don't function without the correct driver and are thus unsuitable for embedded devices.
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by xmodem 4y ago
Once google makes it possible, the next step will be a browser extension to synchronise with a crowdsourced list. These lists will of course be at risk of the same pressures as ad blockers, with incentives for list maintainers to accept bri
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by xmodem 4y ago
My team had a meeting with Github sales and product a few weeks back. After I secured a booking of the special Teams-capable meeting room and arrived 10 minutes early to make sure everything was set up in time, we spent the first 10 minutes

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