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this reminds me of some programmers' blog where he talked about the line between when software does something helpful automatically for a user, vs the line of where it nags you to make decisions it could have made itself.
it's definitely a cool esoteric thing :) I bet some other features would make it gain traction.
codeberg's one job gets interfered with by freeloaders hammering expensive views (like git blame) inconsiderately.
Disney and Nintendo's very litigious and successful lawyers have entered the chat
IIRC tailscale is directly P2P, sidestepping a large part of the infra costs...
so - sometimes systemd's build is reliable, sometimes it causes problems. Are these good additions and do they solve real problems, or are they just for cohesion of systemd itself or introduce problems?
I think he doesn't need to understand the technology to point out the books are cooked. a business can sink in either way: the technology flops or the finances flop. he's arguing the /finances/ would flop. he doesn't argue that the /technology/ would flop, only that they can't come up with the money to pay their debters.
I think the earlier commenter is right. If a parent fails to... well... "parent" that's on them. Locking down the internet to republican-approved sites only is not the answer.
it may be a harness bug, based on the github issues.
this seems like a strawman... of /course/ you'd use the IDE to do ref renames?? AI isn't for that...
musk's public image is well known, and the statement is reflecting a useful heuristic / business sense; some customers really would use claude less knowing that it's buddies with musk now. Your own immaturity leaks through. I would say that the one weakness for OP is that people okay with using claude but not okay with grok might be a different size overlap than expected (either more people fine with both, or more people disjoint, or it just doesn't factor in for people).
OsmAnd still hasn't fixed utah addresses. If I enter in how we call addresses in local slang, it has no idea how to find it.
Why do I have a feeling that this will be ignored as biased by the people who need to read it the most.
Excited to try this out on headscale someday :)
This is kinda... rude. Like saying that a GUI doesn't serve a purpose when people could read the TTY.
CI gives you areas for your bash scripts to run in self-contained small runs, that may trigger other runs, in a repeatable fashion on a clean environment, on a GUI anybody in your team can see. It gives you quick integrations into things.
CD lets you repeatedly deploy - without forgeting a step that was only known to Phil, the guy that retired three years ago, remembering all the steps and doing something dependably.
Or... you could do bash scripts? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40SnEd1RWUU (Just use a VPS, bro)
huh. did their source / login get burned?
oooooo. but can it play doom?
congrats. excited for this. hope the mastodon team can integrate it.
neat! damn, wish you had security openings. That SRE one looks nice though.
if you don't have anything nice to say... :3
wonder if you could increase fire resistance by moving the grout layer so it's not touching the bottom cork except in key spaces with a more effective insulator?
IIRC stoicism was written by rich people (and advisors to rich people) who didn't focus at all on improving the system. It's on-brand for the self-help influencer phenomena where you disregard disadvantages to others and systemic problems.
ignoring a rate limit gets you blocked.
makefiles /can/ do whatever you like. They can download anything on build.
looks like the installer still doesn't support LUKS2.
if that floats your boat, sure. It's also home to most of the world's malware, and you usually don't need it.
I wonder what the level of difficulty getting this to run as a cloud image (e.g. on Vultr or Digitalocean) would be. Or getting it to boot a GUI and run firefox.
this is kinda cool. Does that mean you can use u-root to embed as a UEFI image? or to boot a u-root image over PXE netboot?
"when you need shiny tech (you don't)" (aka, when to use postgres/sqlite)
if they pull out the AI stuff that'll be soooo cool :D
...the solution to IDORs is to authenticate each user and check authorization per object.
full stop.