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by y4mi 8y ago
by that argument i'm a follower of jehovah's witnesses because i consciously and willingly close the door in their face. its definitely not a consent, no matter how you try to spin it.
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by y4mi 8y ago
> There is, of course, lots of services / software in other languages
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by y4mi 8y ago
> I wish the world would get behind a couple well thought out languages that cover most programming needs (functional, systems/bare metal, scripting) and stick with those. uh, thats basically been the case since ... 20 years or so?
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by y4mi 8y ago
the language server protocol doesnt support everything jetbrains does. they can extend the server as much as they want, if the protocol doesn't support the additions, they'll be useless features unless they'll implement pro
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by y4mi 8y ago
But not on Windows cmd I think it worked in powershell however, can't test right now though Also: chromeos is Linux. It's a safe bet they'll support standard signals
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by y4mi 8y ago
bitbucket supports both as well
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by y4mi 8y ago
Do a minimum wage job for a few months and you'll be surprised how quickly this changes. If everyone treats you like shit and you get a shitty wage as well... Well, a lot happens to your mind
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by y4mi 8y ago
oh, i was talking about android phones, as the parent comment was looking for one and if you're comparing the old ~4" phones, they're often very similar in size to the current 5.5" phones, as the chin is often gone (fing
729.
by y4mi 8y ago
i know of one example, which was admittedly beyond silly (caddy wouldn't start when lets encrypt had an outage), and they back paddled very quickly after it blew up, and provided a fix within hours iirc. your comment however paints a d
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by y4mi 8y ago
i like the screen size (5.5-6"), but i really don't like extra weight. i'd much rather have a 4" phone if it was ... 50-80g lighter. but if thats not possible, i'd rather stick with the bigger screen btw, the 4&quot
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by y4mi 8y ago
it sounded right to me, and i got to this [0] after a short google ericsson doesnt sell mobile phones however, and nokia got screwed over by microsoft in that department.... that's probably at least a big chunk of that revenue. [0] ht
732.
by y4mi 8y ago
YouTube audio isn't high quality though... I think it's 128k
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by y4mi 8y ago
> Hopefully t's will get crossed and i's will get dotted before winter time kicks in this year. I agree, it would be great if the recommendation to abolish daylight saving gets passed within the next months. actually abolishi
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by y4mi 8y ago
Zero Tier is peer to peer.
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by y4mi 8y ago
that issue becomes part of public history. i'm not the parent, but that is the main reason i try to abstain from posting on public forums unless its under a pseudonym, which my github account isn't. I'm not trying to say that
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by y4mi 8y ago
The server can set headers that forbid that... Maybe you can get around that block like this? I've generally just gone with Firefox if I stumbled upon that error, as it ignore the header.
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by y4mi 8y ago
You are probably getting downvoted because the article points out exactly that. The author was erroneously thinking that a big key is necessary - and wireguard doesn't provide one. Which made him discover that fallacy.
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by y4mi 8y ago
You could always put them through a meat grinder or dissolve them in acid pre flushing! Just don't use the bath for the dissolving. The tub won't keep the acids contained.
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by y4mi 8y ago
Why so snarky? It might not be necessary, because there are already a few good identity providers around, but isn't it always good when companies release quality open source software?
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by y4mi 8y ago
Uh, last I checked ghost was both free and open source if you're self hosting.
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by y4mi 8y ago
knowing about security concepts is quite a bit different to knowing the details about the currently established standard of encryption and its next iteration. We're talking about the changelog of TLS 1.2 to 1.3, not the general attack
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by y4mi 8y ago
just in case you don't know, that resumee can't be accessed without a linkedin account. it generally doesn't matter, because most HR employees probably have one where you're from.
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by y4mi 8y ago
you expect a webdev to know the difference between the current standard and its next version thats hardly used at the moment? aren't you expecting a little bit too much? Don't get me wrong, its great if you do... but knowing about
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by y4mi 8y ago
what exactly are they supposed to do in the backend? they probably have an api in which you can limit the results by category. As the old interface doesn't have any limiter implemented, they're getting all the results back. you ca
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by y4mi 8y ago
Because there is no "don't apply {selector} to this element" tag... If there was, this would be a wonderful UX. But there isn't, so it would complicate customization
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by y4mi 8y ago
thats just cygwin without its dependency manager...
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by y4mi 8y ago
vim-mode has grown on me, though i only use a tiny subset of its features. Pretty much all i use it for is dd, O/o yy p/P cc I A f/F ... hmm, the list keeps getting longer...
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by y4mi 8y ago
The problem is always wherever the other party supports your payment methods. You can literally pay by holding a smart watch over a supporting terminal. the same with online shops and Google wallet, Amazon pay or whatever There are so many
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by y4mi 8y ago
> It looks like they have a crowdfunding campaign to launch a site-site vpn device that is what i meant with the appliance. I can't speak from experience, but what i've read yesterday makes the previously linked comment the mo
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by y4mi 8y ago
Its doable and is called a site-to-site VPN. There a various options to implement VPNs and each has its own problem -- a) The option everyone else here tries to tell you about is a Client-to-Site VPN. Its downsite is that you'll need t

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