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by oftenwrong 3y ago
That liability is a part of the proposed revisions to the Product Liability Directive, which is also covered by this letter. The Cyber Resilience Act would potentially require open source developers to follow a compliance regimen, similar t
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
Michael "MrMobile" Fisher has reviewed the Unihertz Titan Pocket: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DpQff_8R7es Notable to me because he is one of the only phone reviewers that is enthusiastic about a return of keyboa
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
This project has an impressive scope, especially for a personal project. I think there is a strong demand for a small-scale build system like make, but without its footguns. I will be keeping an eye on this.
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
Knit, like Make, is designed to provide incremental builds. In other words, a build that takes into account the graph of dependencies involved. Their goal is to only run build steps that need to be run. If a build target has already been bu
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Zion Climbing in the 1930s(bigwallgear.com)
58 points by oftenwrong 3y ago|7 comments
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by oftenwrong 3y ago
>Montana state Constitution ... guarantees residents “the right to a clean and healthful environment,” and stipulates that the state and individuals are responsible for maintaining and improving the environment “for present and future ge
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
I've noticed that Slice ( https://slicelife.com/ ) hijacks Google Maps listings like this. They setup a fraudulent website for a local pizzeria, then suggests their website to Google Maps. Google Maps will, at least in
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
For me, it would take at least one positive and significant experience. I would probably need to work on a team where at least some of my teammates had some mastery of the framework, including knowing how to use it effectively in the long t
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
I recognise that DI frameworks may have a place when working with large teams and large applications, but otherwise I discourage them for a few reasons. The prerequisite knowledge problem: "Manual" DI requires knowing the language
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
One downside of Advanced Protection for Android users that intend on linking the account to their device is that you will not be able to install apps from "aftermarket" app stores, like F-Droid. You can still install apps with `ad
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Distributor cancelled an order and we need to move 30k bags of coffee [updated](modest.coffee)
402 points by oftenwrong 4y ago|368 comments
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
I recall reading similarly-alarming articles about other police junk science in the US. For example, Shot Spotter: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27959755 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32258854
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
Would you say the same if your home was coated in black plastic soot? Why should we hold course after mere decades of turning a blind eye toward the consequences of our lifestyle? Plastic pollution was not a problem for millennia. You come
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
If we cannot find a way to dispose of plastic without damaging people and the environment, perhaps we should stop producing it.
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
IME that antipattern is common in small companies. This is mainly so because it's often the most expedient way to get something "working". A related problem is creating a new RPC for every variation of a query that an externa
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
The license for the proprietary layout engine (TALA), was quoted to me as US$240 for 12 months of updates. For comparison, a personal license for IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate is US$169 (for the first year; less for subsequent years). As an active
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
grep regex /var/log/logfile -05 #To view the 5 lines before *and* after the match This appears to work with GNU grep, at least, but YSK that the POSIX grep option for this is `-C`.
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
One use-case would be for including dependencies in a repo. For example, it is common for companies to operate their own artifact caches/mirrors to protect their access to artifacts from npm, pypi, dockerhub, maven central, pkg.go.dev,
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On business adoption and use of reproducible builds(link.springer.com)
6 points by oftenwrong 4y ago|0 comments
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Made in Taiwan? How a Frenchman Fooled 18th-Century London (2018)(publicdomainreview.org)
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Cities Illegally Assessing Residents for Routine Infrastructure Maintenance(strongtowns.org)
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
vim does: vim file +5
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
This seems related to the Fred Brooks advice of "plan to throw one away", (also on the same wiki): https://wiki.c2.com/?PlanToThrowOneAway
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Fewer drivers in Seattle’s Highway 99 tunnel could create need for bailout(seattletimes.com)
3 points by oftenwrong 4y ago|0 comments
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
I like to use: date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%TZ because the time zone is unambiguous, the command works with POSIX date, and it's valid under both ISO 8601 and RFC 3339.
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
I'm not sure what that means, but I don't think compose v2 is considered experimental at this point. It is included in Docker Desktop, for example. You might be running an older version. You can check `docker compose version`. Ver
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
What have you seen?
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
What use case are you addressing here? Docker can be used to maintain development tools in various ways, but I see it as mostly operating on a different level from asdf. For example, asdf can install tools on a developer's system. asdf
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by oftenwrong 4y ago
You probably want to use docker compose not docker-compose The latter was the name of the compose v1 binary, so using it may cause your command to be handled with a v1-to-v2 compatibility mode. Depends on how your installa
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repro-get: reproducible apt, dnf, APK, and pacman, with content-addressing(github.com)
3 points by oftenwrong 4y ago|0 comments

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