pluto_modadic

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   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   that's not a visual guide, and the thumbs along with above and below mentioned are confusing.
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   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   I like telegram's slick UI library. making an app using it would be nice. That and stickers, reaction emojis (which I also like in Slack, and teams only lets you have one reaction) calls, video, screen sharing, animated stickers, premi
3. 303.▲
   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   slack hides their settings in absolutely awful places teams is constantly broken on linux discord's ACL system is... a mess. meanwhile IRC clients are brutalistic and painful to look at (or really any open source chat app) nobody (comm
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   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   that's probably just MSFT's lackluster design of a chat application, though.
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   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   I'm guessing... you take two post-it notes, and fence them on either side of the headers. For april that means you wrap it around at the 3rd (Thursday) to the 4th (Friday...)
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   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   would be way more useful if it showed a highlighted example of one.
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   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   I'm hopeful that better coding tools and better programming languages will allow making cleaner, clearer, routes to the base hardware so that you can build on proven (e.g. theorem solver / hardened / guarenteed) protocols and
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   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   Solving Sybils for any blockchain is kinda something rational, ethical cryptographers wouldn't want to do... but I'm sure you can pay someone to claim they've solved it. I'm kinda okay with blockchains always remaining v
9. 309.▲
   by pluto_modadic 3y ago

   meh. Maybe not AWS this time...
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    I think it's moreso that there's a pie... and billionaires/millionaires/VC/PE want people to worry about too many people instead of a very greedy, wasteful few. Now, you can have too few youngsters in the workforce,
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    The one the conductor I met used is https://asm.transitdocs.com/ , it shows where the train should be (if it updated its position), and delays and such. Where the Amtrak data is always a point in time.
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    porkbun email is $24/year, their wordpress is $12/month... at that point I'm nearly going "you know, vultr does instances for like $6/month... and mailu is a thing?"
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    because one caused a moral panic, and one needed people to be moral.
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    oh lord. Not just a meme language as discussed, but the language and framework design decisions alone are bad enough. add onto that the business heads who think they should use C# for their startup also bring legacy enterprise ideas with th
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    This is generally my impression of anything Microsoft. O365, Azure, AAD, Teams, logging needing extra support levels, patching on Windows, how CVEs aren't CVEs, how they won't implement secure defaults, etc. Mind you my opinion is
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    yeah, I judged it poorly starting at the title
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    I wish secret manager services were obsoleted by OIDC and HSMs. If everything negotiated via keypass & beyondprod style workload identification and... we never save passwords for DBs or web hooks ever again. ...it's annoying that a
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    ah... rails easy mode discovers rails is only performant if you don't stray too far from hello world...
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    copy-paste a png of you typing your name recording your IP... ...vs cryptographic proof someone had access to your ID card
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    interesting. wonder how they'll handle large amounts of sync.
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    "pro jobs" here meaning... not pro workers...
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    that link is just an infinite cloudflare captcha redirect.
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    https://community.torproject.org/onion-services/overview/ onion service picks nodes which will act as introduction points, signs them and uploads the descriptor to the DHT client finds that record on the DHT, pick
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    who's to say she isn't trying? gotta pick up the slack, kinda like how there's an option for male birth control.
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    I think how crypto springs because commercial systems are lacking (like, Mint/Plaid compared to the OFX standard for gnucash). The reason crypto seems viable is because US banking sucks. The reason these ID schemes exist is because the
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    this reminds me that zsh auto-escaping \$ and \& on basically all my shells messes up pasting curl commands and other payloads... or doesn't and still looks them up in weird subshells. no such problems in bash.
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    this is a good argument for not letting companies have perpetual IP based income :)
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    because companies continue to sell the thing you already made, ballooning the profit vs cost to make ratio... if actors only got paid the one time, companies and stockholders would eat an increasingly larger percentage of the true revenue o
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    because once made, distributing the thing and making more money is trivial. So, getting an ongoing cut of the proceeds is important. side note, this also means software engineers at large companies are getting screwed and should unionize. i
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    by pluto_modadic 3y ago

    I remember the hachyderm postmortems were also pretty good. I'm glad that folks are transparent.