zcdziura

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by zcdziura 4mo ago
Modern Angular is MUCH nicer to use than the v2 days (or even the v4 days when I first started working with it). A lot of the required boilerplate is unnecessary nowadays. And even RxJS and NgRX are becoming less and less necessary to use t
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by zcdziura 4mo ago
What kinds of features or workflows are you missing that Angular's CLI doesn't cover? Or is it just that you're used to Vite (or something else) and wish you could use that instead of Angular's own tooling? I'm not
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by zcdziura 11mo ago
Why would Framework "distance" themselves from Omarchy? What's a Linux distro got to do with anything?
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by zcdziura 1y ago
I completely agree with you. I've taken an amateurish interest in linguistics over the past couple of years, and I've often thought that it might be a fun exercise to come up with a phonetic alphabet for the English language. Use
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by zcdziura 1y ago
If you have to ask, you can't afford it!
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by zcdziura 2y ago
Can anyone recommend a good dummy passkey provider to use when developing and testing RESTful authentication services that will rely on WebAuthn? Every example that I've seen online for interacting with a WebAuthn service assumes that
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by zcdziura 2y ago
I originally signed up with Vultr because they make it easy to set up an OpenBSD server, and I wanted to experiment with hosting my own mail server on OpenBSD. I've since expanded my usage with them and host everything on Vultr. Very s
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by zcdziura 3y ago
I host my own mail server on Vultr. One thing to note if you want to use them is that, by default, they block outgoing SMTP ports by default. You have to file a support ticket to unlock that port for your account, and you need to have a ser
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by zcdziura 3y ago
When I proposed to my wife, I proposed with a ring with a single, solitary moissanite gemstone, about 1kt. She loved it (I assume she still loves it, she still wears it and gets complements on it frequently). One of the main complements tha
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by zcdziura 4y ago
This is also why I went with Vultr as my server host. They block port 25 by default and make customers file a support ticket with them to unblock that port. They also require your account be active for at least a month and be using their se
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by zcdziura 4y ago
That's very interesting. I never thought to relay mail internally to dkimproxy. I'll have to give that a shot. I like the idea of hosting the entire solution myself and not relying on any 3rd party solutions, but relaying through
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by zcdziura 4y ago
The problem is that spam was/is so bad that extreme measures were taken to curb it. There are all kinds of invisible forces that you abutt that can be difficult to figure out, such as IP blacklists and the like. And even if you set eve
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by zcdziura 4y ago
That's because people have been resigning from their old jobs and switching to different ones.
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by zcdziura 5y ago
You're essentially agreeing with the author's premise. They're saying that you should think about your business domain problem and choose technologies that solve that problem, even if they aren't the big, flashy technolo
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by zcdziura 5y ago
I don't actually believe you can patent game mechanics. Specifically for D&D, there's nothing novel about rolling a polyhedron and adding the resulting value with some other static value on a piece of paper.
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by zcdziura 6y ago
I was really lucky to find the 5800X for sale directly from AMD. Looks like it's out of stock right now, but was definitely available for purchase even like a week ago. Just poor luck! Buying PC components right now is an absolute chor
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by zcdziura 6y ago
Sort of off-topic: I love looking at images of how the Earth's continents have shifted and moved over time. They provide a lot of inspiration for me when making homemade maps for my D&D games. Whatever nature has done makes for muc
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by zcdziura 6y ago
My first job out of college was working at a large financial services company in one of their departments that, among other things, handles corporate actions on behalf of its customers. Much of that corporate actions processing is done as p
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by zcdziura 6y ago
Same here, it's been a great asset to have available to document stuff in my homebrew world and have it reference other stuff. Being able to link my wiki out to my players for their own use is very handy.
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by zcdziura 7y ago
While I still listen to and enjoy The Daily, I'm 100% with you with Barbaro's cadence and the way he reads from his script. Especially with how he reads off the ending "Here's what else you need to know today" line
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by zcdziura 7y ago
What have you noticed about mp4 video playback that is broken? I've used Firefox as my daily driver for many, many years (even before the Quantum updates) and have never noticed any playback errors.
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by zcdziura 7y ago
Wow, it's a fun surprise to see Dana Ernst featured on Hacker News! Before he moved to Arizona, he was a mathematics professor at Plymouth State University. I had him as a Discrete Mathematics teacher, and he was awesome!
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by zcdziura 7y ago
If you do find the size of MomentJS to be troublesome for your particular usecase, and are in need of handling timezones, Luxon is a great alternative. It's from the authors of Moment, and I believe it uses the built-in i18n APIs found
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by zcdziura 8y ago
This article talks primarily about people from Japan, whose script I imagine is much easier and faster to enter via a smartphone.
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by zcdziura 8y ago
Off the top of my head, I can think of two places: Raleigh, NC and Austin, TX.
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by zcdziura 9y ago
Oh boy. I just verified this with a few phone numbers of folks that I know personally, and their personal data came back just fine. This isn't good! I hope it's patched ASAP.
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by zcdziura 9y ago
That's exactly it, I think. Not long ago when I was still in high school, many of my peers worked incredibly hard to be able to go to college. I'm not sure that many of them knew exactly what they wanted to study while in college,
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by zcdziura 9y ago
How much land and house does that $1M buy you? In New Hampshire where I live, $1M buys you quite a bit: several thousand square feet of house, several acres of land, an excellent local public school system, great views... Heck, I even imagi
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by zcdziura 9y ago
There was a GitHub issue that I recently saw where there was some bike shedding about rustfmt changing the option name "bad-syntax" (or something like that) to something less "judgemental". The reasoning being that you m
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by zcdziura 9y ago
Hey hey, another New Hampshire native! It also helps that, depending on where you live, NHPR is the most entertaining programming available. The Exchange is a very high quality current events show, and the host is incredibly good at her job

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