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by zmxz 4y ago
I'm sure you can see how condescending your comment is, you basically went into discrediting me instantly. For the sake of argument - I've been windows user since 1998 and Linux user since 2005. I used it for a long time. I had pr
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by zmxz 4y ago
Why would the person be kidding? Why is it a dumpster fire in your experience? My work PC has the uptime of 3 months right now. I've been using this particular PC for 26 months, with Ubuntu installed. No crashes. No problems. No slowdo
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by zmxz 4y ago
In my case it's the opposite - SQL is perfectly readable and fits my mental model while the project you linked feels awkward and hard to read. However, it's good to have options, I wonder if prql will get traction. It would be gre
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by zmxz 5y ago
I work as OAuth2 implementor, I found this guide to be excellent because it links all the necessary RFC's and categorizes them. It's really easy to navigate and I believe it took a while to write it up, this is some quality work.
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by zmxz 5y ago
UBlock blocks Amplitude. Nextdns blocks Amplitude. You get incomplete, inaccurate data. It's also fun and good for curiosity to do something on your own rathern than rely on a service and never think about what browsers can do.
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by zmxz 5y ago
If cloud account is compromised, there are far worse implications that just being ble to access Vault's secrets and no, it's not true that there are "many" ways secrects could be exposed. That's precisely what Vault
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by zmxz 5y ago
How is this tool different to Hashicorp's Vault? Also, if I'm using "Enterprise Self Hosted", which means I am doing the hosting myself - am I not responsible for all the protection features you outlined there? If it&#x2
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by zmxz 5y ago
What's interesting is that you admitted to doing it and actually questioned yourself, that shows growth. There's a social network where people not only lie, they are required to do so and the best liars are awarded. It's call
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by zmxz 5y ago
Thank you for admitting to this. I won't judge you, you are human just like I am. I don't want to take some kind of moral high ground here - however, I tend to skip topics I don't know about. I've had my share of arguing
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by zmxz 5y ago
This comment looks like an attempt at implying some kind of deep knowledge, but you're demonstrating a terrible ability to convey information. "Global buffer pool mutex that's designed to look smart" does not fall apart
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by zmxz 5y ago
How is this comment useful? It resembles what children comment about popular online games when they don't like them. If you don't use MySQL, it doesn't mean you're aware of who does, how they use it and what's the r
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by zmxz 5y ago
Croatian here - surprisingly, I was able to understand every word. It was slow to read it but I admit I liked this more than I thought I would.
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by zmxz 5y ago
> And I feel like some form of Cyrillic would be much more natural both because of the available phonemes and because I believe most Slavic speakers would be more familiar with it than the Latin alphabet. (South) Slavic speaker here. Cyr