moqmar

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by moqmar 2mo ago
Fun fact: They also ship curl.exe, which is different from curl in PowerShell, as the latter is an alias to Invoke-WebRequest. That's one of the insanest decisions they could make during one of the sanest ones.
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by moqmar 5mo ago
Most of the companies behind it (including NextCloud itself & IONOS) are providing a document cloud to their users already & are used to maintaining Open Source, so I would indeed assume some seriousness here.
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by moqmar 6mo ago
That sounds like you might like VyOS. I found it to be relatively easy to achieve exactly what I wanted, but went back to a GUI as it turned out I wanted a pet and not start a farm.
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by moqmar 10mo ago
That is exactly why you don't see Windows being used anymore in big corporations. /s
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by moqmar 1y ago
The DC side is fully isolated except through a capacitor that is there to reduce EMI interference and is specifically built to "fail safe", except for the cheapest no-name imported power supplies. ( https://www.pcbaaa.co
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by moqmar 1y ago
The main problem is the bugginess in combination with the featurelessness. Usually you can work around bugs in some way or another, but many of the bugs in Boxes seem to come from the fact that control is taken away from the user in the fir
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by moqmar 2y ago
Being wrong is one thing, on the other hand knowing that they don't know something is something humans are pretty good at (even if they might not admit to not knowing something and start bullshitting anyways). Current AI predictably fa
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by moqmar 2y ago
After what happened with Honey, I guess this probably means: they replace ads on pages with their own, pocket most of the money, and extort the sites who would have earned money with the ads into partnering with them.
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by moqmar 2y ago
In most jurisdictions yes AFAIK, if those services directly help an illegal activity, and you knew about the illegal activity.
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by moqmar 2y ago
Two different implementations might make two different local times out of that, e.g. due to not being aware of changing DST/timezone policies. Hence the recommendation of separating between user/clock/calendar time (which mus
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by moqmar 2y ago
I mean, that'd probably just be the worst case: you're afraid of social situations, but you also don't like to be alone.
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by moqmar 2y ago
Also, ads. I guess the shorter the time is between clicking the play button and the ad starting, the more people will have "seen" more of the ad before deciding that the video isn't worth watching the ad.
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by moqmar 2y ago
So the Debian maintainer complains about the upstream project (which they decided to maintain the package for) bringing "crap" and having "utterly misguided" development? And somehow people say that this is the reasonabl
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by moqmar 2y ago
Yeah, and out of that fear, people often use stacks that require vast amounts of knowledge to actually keep things working at all, at any scale. Kubernetes is the best example where I don't trust me to keep the wheels on because it&#
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by moqmar 3y ago
Communities are moderated based on how good you feel there, if it's the most ad-friendly, how good everyone stays on-topic, or other mostly social & subjective criteria. Judicial systems aren't about any of those things.
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by moqmar 3y ago
Definitely at least electrical standards in most countries, and probably USB also specifies that the voltage needs to be isolated from mains. But yeah, usually those are illegal to be sold.
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by moqmar 3y ago
Go uses the package name to retrieve the pagacke source - a package named github.com/example/whatever will be downloaded by basically cloning it with git & then checking out the specified version as a tag. That's in itsel
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by moqmar 3y ago
I don't really understand how "hosted" and "internal" go together here - does this mean that a) the devices I need certificates for must connect to your servers, and that b) your servers could theoretically sign cer
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by moqmar 3y ago
Absolutely agree, the new design makes it so much more modern & easy to use for the average user. I have the feeling that many complaints here are about specific workflows or specific advanced features, but instead of trying to please e
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by moqmar 3y ago
Yeah, they've also switched their complete concept around before, going from a simple web code editor to a deployment-based hobby hoster, already breaking the use cases (and simplicity) for many users. I totally agree and would say tha
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by moqmar 3y ago
Probably Java/JVM... Never seen something where all kinds of libraries log more.
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by moqmar 3y ago
There is no real competition going on with the big players anynore - Google Maps for example constantly jumps around to show ads, randomly zooms in and out when searching, has extremely low contrast, doesn't show all POIs it knows of w
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by moqmar 3y ago
It is possible to prove that a piece of code matches a given mathematical specification. That spec has to be good though, and there can still be hardware failures (e.g. bitflips), problems with the environment (if not proven correct as well
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by moqmar 3y ago
My Dell laptop with Windows didn't recognize any headphones or headsets, until I tried 3 different drivers from 3 different vendor websites. Applications mess with volume settings constantly unless you know which checkbox to uncheck, a
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by moqmar 3y ago
It will heat up, as the contact points & probes will have resistance, not sure if there are good ways to correct for that.
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by moqmar 3y ago
But you can just switch back to the old behaviour in the appearance settings?
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by moqmar 3y ago
I think it should come as a promoted extension or something, there are just many users who can't or won't use this feature due to it requiring a contract with a third party. Shipping it with the IDE itself unneccessarily bloats it
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by moqmar 3y ago
Note that "Doesn't use cookies" != "Doesn't require a cookie banner" (the opposite also isn't true). The tool just doesn't collect any PII. IIRC, it can even add a session cookie that just tells it &q
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by moqmar 3y ago
It depends, many cars put things like windshield wipers behind a touch menu, which I'd argue is a security-relevant feature when you drive your car into sudden heavy rain at 120 km/h. It seems to depend more on what's regulat
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by moqmar 3y ago
> All money in one account results in the most satisfaction. Does it though? It could also be seen the other way around as "If you're already satisfied and trust each other, you are more probable to use a join account".

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