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by zie 2y ago
Oooh, the Microsoft approach! :)
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by zie 2y ago
They could have put business people with technical backgrounds in charge, instead of business people with no technical skills whatsoever.
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by zie 2y ago
There is also spacevim, which is what I use for remotes when remoting with Zed breaks(which is still quite often at the moment).
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by zie 2y ago
They put business people in charge with the last merger, instead of people with technical backgrounds. As for killing people, they have already done that with the 737 Max.
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by zie 2y ago
I'm glad you are excited about it. I don't want to discourage you, keep working at it, who knows what might come of it! Just know, it won't be a weekend hack to solve the problem(s) though.
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by zie 2y ago
I monitor periods between naps. The longer I get naps the happier I am :) Seriously though, the server itself is not the part that matters, what matters is the application(s) running on the server. So it depends heavily on what the applica
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by zie 2y ago
1st: I sign ASL not ISL like the OP is talking about. In the ASL world, most news translations into ASL are delayed or sped up from the person talking and/or the captions if they happen to also be available. You are going to have sync
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by zie 2y ago
They did, but it wasn't like they were available in March of 2020 when the world was halting. When getting news and communication was important.
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by zie 2y ago
I don't even know where my phone icon is(don't even remember the last time I used it), but I just searched for phone tapped the phone app and it launched instantly. So it's probably something unique to your phone. I suggest
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by zie 2y ago
Technically true, but the people in charge are not the customers. The people in charge(C-Suite) have zero incentive to ever refund any annual profit. They have all the incentives in the world to ensure their compensation just happens to suc
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by zie 2y ago
This is like standard business methodology these days. Nearly every company prefers this. Just ask any olympian how hard it is to even get to the olympics let alone win. Business would much rather be proprietary and not have to work that ha
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by zie 2y ago
OpenBAO and Hashicorp Vault also have built-in support for SSH certs: https://openbao.org/docs/secrets/ssh/signed-ssh-certificates...
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by zie 2y ago
Most OSS software is not signed, as Apple, MS, etc require you to pay to sign. I know there are some non-profits that will sign OSS stuff for Windows, but I don't know of any that do that for Apple devices. I run on MacOS, I have no id
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by zie 2y ago
If poetry works for you, it's fine. It works great 90+% of the time for me and I found it before rye or hatch or whatever, so I use it too. Eventually it will either have to adopt to the new standards as they firm up or it will probabl
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by zie 2y ago
If you are looking for another one: I use https://sqlitestudio.pl which is GPL-3 only and also cross platform. I'm not sure I ever compared them, I think I just came across sqlitestudio first and it stuck.
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by zie 2y ago
And yet you didn't read what you are linking to. Also, the OP was already doing LFS, which fixes the issue Github is talking about. So that's not the issue, I don't know what the OP's problems were with an 80MB file, but
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by zie 2y ago
It's more complicated and slower but it's still a "success". LOL.
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by zie 2y ago
Unless it's a public company/non-profit they don't have to make any of this information public in most(all?) US states. Usually all you have to do is make public the name of the company and the registered agent(typically the
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by zie 2y ago
Not the person you asked, but for me: "audible". i.e. my thoughts are an inner voice.
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by zie 2y ago
As I understand it: 1 and 2 are already done with phone minutes in many, many parts of the African continent. Should phone minutes be currency? probably not, but arguably it's better than Bitcoin, at least the value is easy to underst
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by zie 2y ago
> you can even blur randomized text instead of the real one I've never ever seen that in the wild, but that would def. make it sane to use the blur tool.
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by zie 2y ago
And since it's a PNG file, I assume, It won't be layered! nice!
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by zie 2y ago
That won't happen unless they are forced. They know people buy iPhones to get the blue bubbles in iMessage, so they can be seen as "cool". They only make money by selling iPhones, not iMessage.
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by zie 2y ago
They are capable, they have even arguably done it a few times over the last 15 years. They don't want to. Google wants your messages to feed their ad serving, which is their actual business. Messaging is just the crap they give away
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by zie 2y ago
I don't understand the fascination with blur. It's terrible from a security/privacy perspective. The data is still in the image. Sure you can add randomization to the blur to make it less easy to undo(I haven't looked if
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by zie 2y ago
I agree, but I was talking specifically about the govt. The govt basically requires total access doesn't it? I mean every govt basically wants it, and the US has tried many times, but so far hasn't quite gotten complete access eve
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by zie 2y ago
Well the options from China's perspective is: Come to the table and meet some/all of our demands or stop doing business here. Since Apple devices are now on the Chinese Governments poopy list, I assume Apple is only meeting some,
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by zie 2y ago
Yup you can just install it now.
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by zie 2y ago
I used to run Python 2 on OpenVMS in production. Python can have a pretty wide footprint if one looks around.
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by zie 2y ago
Sadly it's Chrome only it seems.

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