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www.fastly.com 2y ago

Fastly Gets a Free Tier

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github.com 3y ago

NetBSD Turns 30

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www.pico-8-edu.com 3y ago

Pico-8 education edition free web app

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www.perl.com 4y ago

Stupid __DATA__ Perl Tricks

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mail-index.netbsd.org 4y ago

Running Docker containers with podman (on NetBSD)

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github.com 6y ago

You can now sponsor NetBSD on GitHub

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twitter.com 6y ago

Www.linkedin.com de-listed from Google index

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www.theregister.co.uk 6y ago

Dark patterns to push opiates results in fine

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fineract.apache.org 6y ago

Open source software for financial services

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webcache.googleusercontent.com 7y ago

Pingl decides to stop hacking Google analytics data

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orpheus-lyre.info 9y ago

Ticket impersonation bug in kerberos

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www.learningperl6.com 9y ago

Learning perl 6, the book

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transitiontech.ca 10y ago

Rewrite it in rust

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www.youtube.com 10y ago

Damian Conway on how he uses vim for perl (vimcast-ism)

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www.theregister.co.uk 10y ago

Lester Haines of the Register dies at 55

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www.youtube.com 10y ago

A talk about blacklistd from NetBSD

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media.netflix.com 10y ago

Some details on the Netflix CDN

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plus.google.com 11y ago

Dhcpcd patched for shellshock

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news.ycombinator.com 12y ago

Search.cpan.org has been down for (at least) three days and no one seems to care

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gcc.gnu.org 12y ago

An interesting JavaScript bug explored

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You can opt out of electricity, various shaped stoves, the USA, and his other stuff to live out your moral superiority.

Also you may freely ignore his change of stance, the laws and norms of the time, etc

git notes is a good side channel that allows bots to keep context clues (aka chat with each other) with commits. I have a shell script wrapper for it but you don't need anything special. It works by putting a summary paragraph in the git note for your branch or every so often to answer "how did we get here?" or "what is the intention of this code?"

You can do stuff like have claude keep up with all the active branches and then the notes can help keep everyone pointed in the same direction.

unix (and linux) has always been multi user. It is as easy as it gets for multi-user workflows in every context. It was, literally, built for it.

You can run each of your virtual desktops as their own user. You can run individual apps on the same desktop as different user accounts. Hundreds of separate users can login to the same computer. My own computer, right now, has 40 different user accounts running stuff in the background.

I can't even think of a scenario where using separate users is difficult.

I use the 1M token opus claude for two days to build a dashboard and it forgets how to run the build script it wrote at the start of the project.

Man can it put together a react app lickety split, though

Most people want to operate within the boundaries of their society.

A simple G/PG/PG-13/R header for websites would solve 97% of actual issues anyone could care to present. (violence, porn, etc)

Forcing people to identify themselves will not solve skinner boxes, gambling-for-children, focus-degrading slop, etc.

Bluey-themed slot machines are still harmful.

At one of my old jobs contractors just cost what they cost.

Benefits are the obvious one but there were also Corporate Costs which were calculated based on headcount - Exec salary, office space rental, laptop costs, etc all were line-items based on department headcount.

The ratio ended up being 1/3 employee and 2/3 contractors so plenty of desk-sharing, "war rooms", etc.