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by zimmund 3y ago
> Not to mention using `--<CMD>` If you read further down in the documentation, you can just prefix your command with `jc` (e.g. `jc ls`). The `--cmd` param is actually a good idea, since it allows you to mangle the data before con
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by zimmund 3y ago
I've seen `eval()` in production code of several applications. The biggest vulnerability is more often than not the programmer :)
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by zimmund 3y ago
Even if you block everything, they will find their way around it because having a social presence is very important for teenagers, even if you don't consider the content valuable. It's part of belonging and growing with their peer
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by zimmund 3y ago
It reminded me of the same thing. I remember how back before Google dominated the market I used Metacrawler (which surprisingly still exists, but it's a completely different site now)
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by zimmund 3y ago
It's very interesting to see this new wave of games that are now evoking the childhood (or the "retro" feeling) of a new generation, in the same way pixelated games did for us not so long ago. Much like fashion or music, the
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by zimmund 4y ago
To be fair this wastes CPU cycles in all platforms. And it probably took more human effort than keeping Google Reader alive FFS.
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by zimmund 4y ago
Looks great but I'm on Linux. We know "one day" means "probably never" or "hopefully someone makes it work for free using wine"...
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by zimmund 4y ago
Or just being as prolific on Gitlab, Bitbucket or elsewhere. We have to stop taking Github contributions so seriously.
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by zimmund 4y ago
Why? What are your arguments against AI in this scenario?
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by zimmund 4y ago
I'll try! Last.fm started many years ago, in the early '00s (pretty much like Django!). They decided to use Django to serve their website and API. As the years went by, some issues and limitations started to show up: the API has s
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by zimmund 4y ago
It could be a nice option for small projects! The companies where I saw Django in production had terrible issues. Last.fm is one of them, I can't speak directly about the other one (aerospace). Django is good for a proof of concept but
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by zimmund 4y ago
I tried several alternatives (including one which tried to be exactly like Reader), but I didn't get used to them. Up until then I always knew what was happening in tech and global news. Since Reader was killed I ended up relying on ne
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by zimmund 4y ago
Still hurts.
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by zimmund 4y ago
The game looks fantastic, I just hope it doesn't become a DLC hell like other games (and the previous version of this game).
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by zimmund 4y ago
The manpages are good! I don't use ffmpeg too frequently so, to help myself, I made a cheatsheet (which I update whenever I do something new) https://github.com/elamperti/dotfiles/blob/master/docs&#x
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by zimmund 4y ago
Whatever operating system your thin client runs.
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by zimmund 4y ago
Even using Arch, I rarely find any big problem using Linux. There are small inconveniences from time to time but, even so, maintenance takes less time/effort than removing bloatware after each Windows 10 update...
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by zimmund 4y ago
Mexico is not South America...
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by zimmund 4y ago
You can also use Open Scrobbler[1] for your vinyls! [1]: https://openscrobbler.com/
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by zimmund 4y ago
I've been using Last.fm for ~15 years now. I love to see my stats -even if I don't listen to music as much as I did when I was a teenager-. In the process of keeping my profile accurate I developed an open source tool (Open Scrobb
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by zimmund 5y ago
Last.fm doesn't allow "untitled", "various artists", "track 01" and other titles that may suggest the song is incorrectly tagged. This leads, of course, to edge cases where an artist has a track named &quo
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by zimmund 5y ago
Even if your area has coverage, adding radios increases resilience and may help triangulate the position of aircraft in other radio modes. You can also check the data yourself instead of depending on commercial sites, e.g. with tar1090.
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Popular NPM module node-ipc added malware targeting Russian developers(gist.github.com)
37 points by zimmund 5y ago|5 comments
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by zimmund 5y ago
You can use redshift[1] on linux, and there are a lot of cli tools that can be used to easily script color changes in hue lights and others via cron. It's not as integrated as f.lux, but reasonably easy to get working. There's als
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by zimmund 5y ago
> your private keys will never be used without your consent. Unknown vulnerabilities won't need your consent.
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by zimmund 5y ago
This, absolutely. What I mentioned as "work" above is personal work. Keeping work sessions, history and bookmarks separate is better (and probably safer?) than having all in the same browser. This issue is even bigger with Chrome
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by zimmund 5y ago
I've combined TST with 1) "Firefox Multi-Account Containers" (to have different "profiles" within the same browser, very useful for personal/work/shopping/etc), 2) "Simple Tab Groups" to be
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by zimmund 5y ago
It depends a lot on who's playing. For me it's entertainment, and yes... it may be a time waste? but sometimes I need it. Why should we work every single hour we are awake? I've found positive outcomes from playing the game a
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by zimmund 5y ago
> I doubt Microsoft wants support calls about how someone clicked on their widget and the resulting page didn't render properly because user was on X browser. It's not "X browser", it would be just Firefox with its wo
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by zimmund 5y ago
In previous versions it was enough with snooperEnabled=false

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