Manozco

Maybe by providing a unique email to the user that he/she will use for the company. Be sure to forward emails to the user also :D

I got a patch rejected (rightfully so IMO) a long-time ago from libvirt (RedHat) because I was using (and mentioning) code taken from StackOverflow.

I've bought cars that cost me less than a nVidia card (and they were running).

I am not a Lawyer, or a US resident but I highly suspect this behavior is completely illegal in Europe (and rightfully so in my mind).

This is like 90% of what I need to setup on a server for my personal usage. Issue is I don't do front dev at all so I never really start working on it. Any chance you've open sourced it ? (Or if not opensourced but you're willing to privately share the code, you can reach me at hn [at] manoz [dot] co)

I've contributed in the past to libvirt in order to support some Virtualbox features because some of our customers used VBox. It would have been handy to have this in the past, and have all of our customers use some KVM VMs ;)

Congrats for the work!

Hum that might explain the situation here. I'm on Ubuntu with KDE

It looks like Chrome is doing the pro software then.

Parent said blender was opening the menu onPress, which according to your comment is OK for pro software, Chrome is also doing the menu onPress

I've not used blender but it seems to me that Chrome is doing that too (at least it's doing that on my machine )

Maybe you should not be the one representing your company at a Congress hearing if you have this behavior..

You can fix it by creating the file `/usr/local/bin/xdg-open` and putting this inside:

    #!/usr/bin/env bash

    if [[ "${1:-}" = slack://\* ]]; then
        exec /usr/lib/slack/slack --enable-crashpad "$1"
    fi

    exec /usr/bin/xdg-open "$@"

Does it mean that every form of life on Earth (right now) evolved from the "Parent" of the Comb Jelly ?

PoP Os! seems to use a 6.2 kernel in their jammy version (https://apt-origin.pop-os.org/release/pool/jammy/linux/4a8cd...) while Ubuntu still ships with a default 5.15

It is however quite easy to migrate to a 5.19 using hwe packages in Ubuntu but I don't think they ever shipped 6.x for jammy

We use Mangopay (https://www.mangopay.com/) at $DAYJOB as a payment provider. They have a working API (in python at least) and a functionning sandbox environment.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diffie%E2%80%93Hellman_key_exc...

It could make for an interesting server for homelab if we can easily install Linux on it. Does anyone know if there is some kind of lock that prevents installation of another OS ?

Maybe because some of us are really Engineers (with a degree in Engineering) It's not because I specialized in Computer Science at the very end of my studies that I'm not an Engineer.

Citroen high-end cars got hydraulic systems that decoupled the steering wheel from the wheels in the seventies: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DIRAVI

It sure as hell doesn't work like this for the newspaper Le Monde (in France). Sure you can sign/resign with Apple/Google but if you sign with e-mail, you have to mail a physical letter to resign (8Euros one with proof of delivery and all)

I got this issue with the newspaper "Le Monde" in France a couple of months ago. Had to send them a 8Euros letter to cancel the subscription.

It's even in the Monopoly ;)

Given that you can enter in life with HIV "given" by the mother, it does not seem too crazy to administer it to some babies (given there is no counter indication for that obviously)

git commit --allow-empty-message

https://git-scm.com/docs/git-commit#Documentation/git-commit...

Saying that twitter is the only source of truth for something usually means that this something is utterly broken... :D

Deno is a simple, modern and secure runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript that uses V8 and is built in Rust.

So it's probably a rust wrapper around a C++ project (unless they reimplement V8 in rust... )

I don't think I ever managed to create a working bootable Windows disk on linux. The hardest part was to fetch the image (from Linux).

This article by antirez helped me understand HyperLogLog a couple years ago http://antirez.com/news/75

I'm a Developer/Sysadmin with 8+ years of experience. I am currently doing some Sysadmin work (1 year now) but I'd like to return to development. I only work on UNIX systems, and ideally I would like my new role to be related to cyber-security ($PREVIOUS_JOB was in this field).

  Role: Senior Developer/Architect
  Location: Rennes, France
  
  Remote: Yes (If not the only one)
  
  Willing to relocate: Not now
  
  Technologies: C++/Qt, Python, PostgreSQL, Linux, Docker, AWS, SQLite, Redis, MongoDB, Rust, NodeJS
  
  Résumé/CV: Request via email
  
  Email: hnh@manoz.co

That sounds like a nightmare...

I've extensively used pgreplay for work and I'd like to add a few things: - I recently (May 2018) added in pgreplay a dry-run mode where it just parses the log and print stats (no replay here). This could be used to benchmark the log parsing part. - Instead of parsing the log as you did, I would have configured PG to ouput logs in csv (it can even does both at the same time I think), would have been easier to parse - pgreplay has a binary replay file format well documented, I would have used that in your case probably

Otherwise seems like a nice tool, I might give it a try in the future :)