Falmarri

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by Falmarri 2y ago
I see this so often. It's how terrible software is written because people are afraid to change direction or learn anything new mid project. I rewrite most of my code 2-3 times before I'm done and I'm still 5x faster than anyo
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by Falmarri 2y ago
Why would that be a cause for concern?
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by Falmarri 3y ago
I can't believe there are people that actually like powershell
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by Falmarri 3y ago
And where I am at least, the superchargers aren't really even any more expensive than my utility rate
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by Falmarri 3y ago
Don't use reverse proxies you don't trust
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by Falmarri 3y ago
You can hash them without a salt and store them in a set of passwords not associated to user accounts to enforce uniqueness without having to actually know the passwords
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by Falmarri 3y ago
Do you mean setting a database user account? As in the oracle user? Why is that exposed over the web?
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by Falmarri 3y ago
>I feel the major issue with excel (and other stuff such as CSS) is that one learns by cobbling things together and never through a formal process. This is literally all programming, and it's not necessarily a bad thing. As long as
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by Falmarri 3y ago
Gross. Python is a million times better than ruby to read and write
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by Falmarri 3y ago
Yes. It could be 25 Django services
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by Falmarri 3y ago
Try a distro with KDE, especially a rolling release distro like opensuse tumbleweed. KDE will feel a lot more like "good" windows.
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by Falmarri 3y ago
I think that's the issue. People use LTS distros running ancient software versions and declare Wayland sucks
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by Falmarri 3y ago
Using a non rolling release distro as a desktop makes 0 sense. You're holding off on upgrades, forcing 1 gigantic upgrade at once that will never be tested. Do you have a dev or staging environment for your desktop upgrades? Why not do
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by Falmarri 3y ago
It's totally fair. If you're going to be intentionally ambiguous just because it's technically correct, we can just assume you're an asshole and extrapolate from there
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by Falmarri 3y ago
>After 160 years of the same political party fighting to rebuild racism Is this serious comment? There was nothing that happened in the parties in the 1960s? Maybe 1964? All of a sudden the people in the south just suddenly decided to no
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by Falmarri 3y ago
Yes, and now they have a criminal record AND a drug addiction. So much better and more likely they'll stay sober
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by Falmarri 3y ago
How much yuan do you get for posting this?
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by Falmarri 3y ago
Why do you think this example is supposed to be the pinnacle of what the most performance and optimized tailwind can be?
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by Falmarri 3y ago
Absolutely this. It's usable, but just barely, and not even close to a replacement for a real linux system
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by Falmarri 3y ago
Ok, how do I actually install this? `wsl --update` says I'm up to date, but wsl --version` shows `WSL version: 1.2.5.0`.
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by Falmarri 3y ago
Having form elements automatically update the back end is extremely annoying UI imo. There's usually no indication that it's actually doing that, and if there is I generally don't trust it.