lapser

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by lapser 3y ago
To be clear, I did not write my comment to discredit the entire system. B-Corp is certification is the best thing we have to make these decisions a little easier on the consumer. I made the comment to make people aware that it should still
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by lapser 3y ago
> Now it feels like many companies have made attempts to conform to the standards, which is no simple feat, especially for multi-nationals. You're right, actually conforming to the standard is no easy feat, but luckily, you can do t
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by lapser 3y ago
If they'd be that malicious, they could also change their bot's UA, so would it really matter?
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by lapser 3y ago
A long time ago, I was still in college (UK college, i.e., pre-university), and still learning. I discovered a classmate was involved in some event, and found the event's website. They didn't have a captcha. By your logic, this wa
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by lapser 3y ago
There's nothing wrong with that. VSCode will certainly have a lot more development that a fork would ever see. So the best thing to do here is simply build VSCode with all proprietary stuff removed.
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Terraform Cloud pricing quietly changed to per resource per hour(hashicorp.com)
2 points by lapser 3y ago|2 comments
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by lapser 3y ago
I could be wrong, but I don't see any announcements anywhere on the price change.
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by lapser 3y ago
None of these clients filter ads. They just return the API results. Reddit could have in theory returned ads and blocked clients who didn't (or required them to pay some/more money). Instead, they decided to charge extortionate am
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by lapser 3y ago
But a complete revamp doesn't necessarily mean bad UI/UX. It just means something different. It can be done in an equally good or better way. In comparison, the Reddit UI was just horrendous. It's barely usable. Without old.r
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by lapser 3y ago
Why is it that companies go towards bad UX when they start ramping up profits? Download size is one thing, but ignoring that, how is it that they thought the new (Reddit) website was a good idea? Sure it's mobile friendly, but it'
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by lapser 3y ago
I just get a page not found.
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by lapser 3y ago
> DNS, ALB and TLS certs could be easily handled from just a few lines of Terraform, and nobody needs to touch it ever again. Welcome to reality, where this is not the case. I'm currently working at a company where we're using
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by lapser 3y ago
Assuming you're joking, ECS here stands up Elastic Container Service.
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by lapser 3y ago
I find it really wild that anyone would ever recommend ECS. A developer deploying a service involves: - Setting up certs (managed as TF) - Setting up ALBs (managed as TF) - Setting up the actual service definition (often done as a JSON, tha
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by lapser 3y ago
> you know exactly what it is But you don't though, do you? "Vegan cheese" isn't cheese. Instead, it's a bunch of ingredients to make it feel and taste like cheese, but it's not cheese. Often it doesn't
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by lapser 3y ago
This is inherently not the same, though. Sure, companies come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, but a company's first and foremost interest is profit for the shareholder. For a person in a relationship, it's about finding a partne
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by lapser 3y ago
Sorry, no dice. It isn't, at least not intentionally.
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by lapser 3y ago
> The tiny FM transmitter is surprisingly powerful. Her neighbours (of similar vintage) are very happy too, so their requests have also started coming in :) Sounds like you're about to start a Radio station for the nation.
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by lapser 3y ago
If not for the brand difference, it should be done to avoid Amazon's lawyer from coming after you.
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by lapser 3y ago
> 10k M2M tokens for $250/month sounds like a really bad deal if I can just spin up https://github.com/ory/hydra that can easily handle 10k requests per second. Spinning one up is easy, sure. Making sure it&#x2
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by lapser 4y ago
Maybe it's because I'm naive when it comes to Nix, but so far everything Nix related I've seen requires some file configuration that no everyone is able to keep up with. Compare that to having a GUI frontend and a simple `fla
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by lapser 4y ago
> Try to access thepiratebay.org or other pirate sites, or other sites that the UK gov deems inappropriate (CP obviously), etc. I don't know about the "other sites", but tpb isn't part of any "Great Firewall&quot
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by lapser 4y ago
This is a regular VM. Specially it's qemu-kvm. The difference being that this is running qemu-kvm inside a container (remember, containers are mostly just processes). The advantage this gives you is that your run command is much simp
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by lapser 4y ago
If I'm reading this[0] correct, according to GitHub it includes that too. [0] https://docs.github.com/en/site-policy/content-removal-polic...
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by lapser 4y ago
According to Wikipedia[0], using "ise" is still the British spelling, as well as Australian spelling. However, the Oxford spelling of these words are using "ize". After a customary search, I can't seem to find any s
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by lapser 4y ago
It is indeed a reimplementation of jq in go, and the reason I use it over jq is many, one of which is that it produces more helpful error messages. In fact, I've moved jq to ojq (sometimes I want to check compatibility), and ln -fs goj
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by lapser 4y ago
The arguments against 4-day work weeks are slowly eroding, and I'm here for it.
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by lapser 4y ago
That's a device specific identifier. That's not labelling users on device.
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by lapser 4y ago
> Apple is doing the labeling of its users on device Do you have a source for this?
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by lapser 4y ago
I have been using GrapheneOS since April. I have not used any alternatives in a long time (my previous phone was the Galaxy S9): First, let me preface this with the fact that, in my opinion, overall it's a pretty solid OS. After having

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