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by 63stack 1y ago
Word for word my experience with operating k8s.
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by 63stack 1y ago
Not sure why this is downvoted, I just checked and I do see a json object inside a <script type="application/json" id="client-env"> tag, that has all kinds of copilot related keys. I checked my profile and cop
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by 63stack 1y ago
You have the entire Lua language available in vim plugins, so you can just read all the files on the disk that the user has access to, you don't need to make an lsp plugin. Executing shell commands is also possible, yes. Reading the ro
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by 63stack 1y ago
Oh my god, the horror! The user will be confused, not remember, and they will be gasp scared? Alienated?? After accidentally clicking a link??? Jesus Christ the internet is such a scary place.
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by 63stack 1y ago
Don't base your opinion on some idiotic comments on HN, they are probably not part of a "community". Just try it, it's a legit super good tool.
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by 63stack 1y ago
False. The branch subcommand has been removed. You have to use bookmarks now.
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by 63stack 1y ago
Public education is already funded in most of the world, we just have to add it to the curriculum. People who can't be reached through that can just buy the "protected" phones in the meantime.
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by 63stack 1y ago
I have paid for the hardware and it is mine, google has no "god given right" to run whatever they want on it. I don't care about their OS.
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by 63stack 1y ago
>For an average Joe and Jane, who gets their money stolen, that's a good move. They don't care about technology, they just want their bank, instagram, cat pictures and video calls to work and not get scammed We could also teach
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by 63stack 1y ago
The video showing one person cheating does not mean there aren't a 1000 others doing the same
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by 63stack 1y ago
I didn't know about e-IDs in other countries, but in Scandinavia (at least in Norway and Sweden, but I know the same system is used in Denmark as well) they are very much tied to your personal number which uniquely identifies you. Heal
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by 63stack 1y ago
Example does not fit, when cash was introduced electronic money transfer was not an option.
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by 63stack 1y ago
Isn't this what Apple tried with Siri? I don't see anyone use it, and adding an LLM to the mix is going to make it less accurate.
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by 63stack 1y ago
While the question of "is it actually possible to do this in a privacy preserving way?" is certainly interesting, was there ever a _single_ occasion where a government had the option of doing something in a privacy preserving way,
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by 63stack 1y ago
That's how it always starts, but people still fall for it every time.
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by 63stack 1y ago
"More title" can also be used to quell ambitious, but naive/misguided people into not asking for a higher salary. I've met quite a few people who attach way too much pride to how "high" they are in the corporat
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by 63stack 1y ago
Your proof to poker being a game based on skill is a simulation of weighted dice?
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by 63stack 1y ago
There are already a few sites that don't work properly in Firefox, people started testing only for chrome because its market share is so big. Really unfortunate because it lets Google get away with anything they want, they are the new
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by 63stack 1y ago
The similarities stop there, both are "metadata". The issue parent is complaining about is that tailscale sends data about communication data in your _private_ network to their servers. The reply to that is a blog post that clarif
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by 63stack 1y ago
After running the installer (or any exe) bottles scans the registry for certain keys (I don't know the specifics) and if it finds that new programs have been installed, it automatically adds an entry under "Programs" in the B
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by 63stack 1y ago
Amazing piece of software, have been using it for about 5-6 years between 4 computers and an Android phone. Never had a single problem with it, it respects your privacy, does only what it advertises, and gets out of your way.
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by 63stack 1y ago
Do you also not understand docker? It lets you create separate wine sandboxes with different wine versions, they are isolated from each other, and they are independent of the system-wide wine installation.
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by 63stack 1y ago
You can configure each bottle to use a specific version of wine, they are independent of the system. Rtfa before you make statements like that :)
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by 63stack 1y ago
It has a literal "run executable" button. How much easier so you think it could get?
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by 63stack 1y ago
Respectfully, you don't seem to understand the full picture on this.
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by 63stack 1y ago
Gaps between windows in tiling managers (why would you have random parts of your background take up screen estate), and "icons instead of numbers" for workspace identifiers (was the circle icon meta-5? 6? 7?) are the biggest indic
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by 63stack 1y ago
Binary search can be explained in about 90 seconds, you don't need a university course on it either.
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by 63stack 1y ago
Eastern Europe? I was scolded the same way, but also about ironing underwear, because no women will stay with me if my underwears look ragged.
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by 63stack 1y ago
This isn't relevant to what you were replying to. Parent comment is complaining that there are logs being sent out about what is happening on his private network, he's not expecting anonymity on the internet like Tor (which is wha
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by 63stack 1y ago
Saying "oh that's enterprise" is just moving the goal posts. Chrome has already started kicking off extensions, see ublock. I can't divine the future about how they will further their income streams.

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