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by fraktl 5y ago
I agree with you on everything you wrote, thanks for taking time to explain it. The situation is not great, it's true that for regular users Chrome is basically spyware and battery drain. I've been waiting for Mozilla to create a
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by fraktl 5y ago
I don't like Google, but Chrome is a better browser - especially if you're frontend dev. I'd love for Firefox to be better but it's way slower and its developer console is no match for Chrome's.
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by fraktl 5y ago
You could have googled and hated better. Why bother trolling if you won't even give it 40 seconds of using search engines?
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by fraktl 5y ago
I'm thinking of an alternative title: "Developer works for free for decades, gets cancelled promptly."
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by fraktl 5y ago
No, it's not ugly. It's necessary. And we don't need any additional tooling around it or yet another thing that "fixes" what doesn't need to be fixed. If you control domain.com and api.domain.com, then you can
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by fraktl 5y ago
They aren't. But make yourself believe the fairy tale.
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by fraktl 5y ago
> I mean, C is probably the simplest tool to write fast software with The simplicity is the hard part. Fishing for compliments by "pretending" it's so trivial to you shows immaturity. The author definitely knows what he&#x
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by fraktl 5y ago
From what you wrote, it appears you don't know the meaning of "reasonably", "decent", "exception" and that you set your mind to disagreeing with the author before even fully comprehending the post.
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by fraktl 5y ago
I'll translate the text to honest one. > We started Quill with the goal of increasing the quality of human communication We started Quill with hope someone buys us one day. > Together with Twitter, we will continue to pursue our
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by fraktl 5y ago
- Works 5 years on something he hates - No proof (links, anything) that prove what he's stating - Quits and supports the other vendor, knowing there's internet quarrel between <insert-db-name> vs <insert-other-db-name>
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by fraktl 5y ago
Out of curiosity, how come you dared to make this comment without ensuring you've got all your facts straight? No, it isn't security through obscurity. Yes, it protects and it protects a lot . Thank you for contributing to lack o
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by fraktl 5y ago
This. But hey, with so many impostors around - they're not capable of fathoming how golden this advice is. Sad truth is, since "developers" don't use this, they genuinely don't understand browsers and HTTP and that&
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by fraktl 5y ago
As a Laravel user, I agree with you completely. Laravel for API, Next.js/Nuxt.js to handle the frontend. It avoids depending on Laravel-<insert-name> frontend tool/framework/you-name-it.
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by fraktl 5y ago
Instructions are not complex, they're the opposite - they're extremely simple.
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by fraktl 5y ago
NextDNS won't show you companies behind tracking and where your app sends the data to.
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by fraktl 5y ago
Saw subscription, instantly closed the window. Didn't waste time reading further.
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by fraktl 5y ago
> Anyone who uses Copilot is implicitly endorsing this theft. Just like you're endorsing being sponsored and effectively stealing GitHub's bandwith? :) > We have a duty as practitioners in the industry to call it out when we
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by fraktl 5y ago
Looks like Fastly engineers fixed the problem... Slowly.
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by fraktl 5y ago
You missed the date in the comment of the C file: 2001-09-15 Back then, there weren't bazillion web servers out there. A patchy server was still.. patchy. And engine that solves problem X (c10k) was not created yet :) (for whoever read
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by fraktl 5y ago
I hate ads. I always hated them. It doesn't mean I hate people who work on ads / ad software. It doesn't mean I want to cancel them. You, and the others in that field, don't have to justify yourself. You don't have
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by fraktl 5y ago
Reasons why to use PHP: - You know how to use it (syntax, what it can do etc.) - You've learned its ecosystem, package management, standards - You can achieve results using PHP and complete projects while adhering to deadlines Ruby doe
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by fraktl 6y ago
I run Bitwarden official on a Hetzner dedicated box, the machine costs ~40€ a month, Bitwarden usage does not even register as statistical error, therefore resource consumption is really not such a concern. There's really no objective
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by fraktl 6y ago
> It's a trust issue. I don't trust my passwords on someone else's server. They don't have your decryption key, therefore they save encrypted blobs and have no means to obtain your password. This takes care of trust i
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by fraktl 6y ago
I love Bitwarden. It's a great piece of software and it's reasonably priced. We use it at my place of work (I pushed to install and use Bitwarden on the company level). I also tried the Bitwarden_RS, it does the same work however
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by fraktl 6y ago
Judging by what transpired and how the other person behaves, it sounds like he got what he deserved. Such a rotten personality shouldn't be allowed around people, let alone computers.
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by fraktl 6y ago
Haha, this is exactly what I thought too, well put :)
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by fraktl 6y ago
MySQL has pluggable storage engines. TokuDB does what you're after (adds indexes on the fly, as well as alter tables on the fly without overloading the server).
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by fraktl 6y ago
I sent this to every person I know and that I appreciate. Both of them. I couldn't stop laughing, I miss stuff like this. Stavros - you are a god among mortal men, thank you for this :)
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by fraktl 6y ago
I'm sorry, but it seems like you haven't used PHP and are actually in the dark about what language features there are. I wrote "most languages at my disposal", I didn't want to go down the path where I basically thr
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by fraktl 6y ago
When I read comments coming from people who don't use PHP which are always negative or condescending, I wonder - how do you imagine programmers who use PHP are like? Do you immediately draw parallels in your mind that makes us PHP-ers

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