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by ransackdev 3y ago
> The mentally handicapped used to receive treatment I think you meant to say “used to be locked up”
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by ransackdev 3y ago
This isn’t the case if you enable advanced data protection > If you choose to enable Advanced Data Protection, the majority of your iCloud data — including iCloud Backup, Photos, Notes, and more — is protected using end-to-end encryption
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by ransackdev 3y ago
If you add the backports repo you’ll get access to newer packages. https://backports.debian.org/
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by ransackdev 3y ago
Most businesses fail. Most acquisitions get shitcanned, because statistically most of them are acquisitions of failing businesses. Then there’s the possibility they bought that company and killed it to stomp out completion and suppress the
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by ransackdev 3y ago
Does it matter? It’ll all be lies to spin something anyway, and that’s if humanity exists, or the same governments do. We won’t hear the lies about George Washington anymore if the country is gone. Also there’s no way of knowing everything
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by ransackdev 3y ago
Another thing that is an unchanging constant, but also changes. “Black holes have so much gravity that nothing can escape it, not even light” “Except for all those particles there, and there, it’s called hawking radiation, and eventually th
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by ransackdev 3y ago
The js ecosystem is frustrating. I’m a backend/DevOps/platform engineer so I don’t write frontends, but I’ve spent many hours working with and optimizing the compiled JavaScript in CI/CD pipelines, deployment systems, and hom
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by ransackdev 3y ago
Apparently you’ve never had to shed file size from a multiple megabyte react bundle shat out by webpacker
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by ransackdev 3y ago
Idk about pgagent but any table is a resilient queue with the multiple locks available in pg along with some SELECT pg_advisory_lock or SELECT FOR UPDATE queries, and/or LISTEN/NOTIFY. Several bg job libs are built around native l
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by ransackdev 3y ago
Look at that subtle off white coloring — the tasteful thickness of it. Oh my god, it even has a watermark.
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by ransackdev 3y ago
I feel almost as if this comment was designed to bother people. Personally, I’m rarely if ever so excited about something at work where I’d feel the need to add “!”. I’m sorry but I don’t get pumped about things that often at the place I ha
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by ransackdev 3y ago
Narcissist seems to be a label that’s often applied to confident people who are direct in what they say, and because they know that what they are saying is correct (hence the confidence), they tend to be pretty inflexible on any suggested a
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by ransackdev 3y ago
> On 31 May 2011, the World Health Organization stated that mobile phone use may possibly represent a long-term health risk, classifying mobile phone radiation as "possibly carcinogenic to humans" after a team of scientists rev
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by ransackdev 3y ago
Yeah honestly some ipmi, cloudinit and (insert config management flavor of the week here) has been spinning up “private clouds” for decades with ease in large shops and in single server shops. We’ve had private clouds since the first person
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by ransackdev 3y ago
If you’re feeling adventurous you can run the synology dsm os in a vm (qemu/kvm in my case). You use tinycore[0] as a boot loader to bootstrap the official Synology image[1] It can be a bit of a pain to setup but once it’s up and runni
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by ransackdev 3y ago
Running out of disk space isn’t the operating system’s fault > Then I had enough, whiped the whole thing and in 5 minutes installed the FreeBSD base system. A handful of binary packages and a couple of edits to config files later everyth
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by ransackdev 3y ago
I think the person who said a kid deserved to die is a pos and he maybe needed his ass beat, but I can’t understand how anyone can be charged with hate speech for talking shit about a dead person. Who’s rights were violated there? Did it ge
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by ransackdev 3y ago
Try to overthrow the government and watch your “police that work for the people and not the government” do a lot of work for the government.
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by ransackdev 3y ago
https://youtu.be/DAcjV60RnRw
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by ransackdev 3y ago
There are these things called authorative dns servers which if they no longer serve your domain due to being silenced then my self hosted recursive unbound setup won’t help anything. Aside from that, this isn’t about relying on other system
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by ransackdev 3y ago
I don’t know this case or the site, I’m only commenting on this because, shouldn’t we be very concerned that anything can be silenced, globally, online? Where does it stop if we do it? Who gets the say? Who watches them? You see what I’m ge
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by ransackdev 3y ago
How many families die per year hit by someone drunk on that sweet sweet corn syrup? How many people are assaulted physically and sexually? How many traumatized mentally? How many killed in a syrup stupor? Sure, you can eat yourself to death
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by ransackdev 3y ago
That’s not anything new. They’ve been scarce for a decade and they’ve footed the bill this long so why change it now other then someone noticed the opportunity
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by ransackdev 3y ago
> Someone, anyone, tell me which hypervisor doesn't enforce a memory limit on VMs? Not to mention the popular virtualization platforms like kvm, vmware, and hyper-v all support ballooning[1][2] where you can define a base amount of
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by ransackdev 3y ago
I think that as a business and given the fact they are now charging for a previously free service (public IPs), offering a now paid service as free would nullify the reasons for doing what they are doing. They don't owe anyone anything
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by ransackdev 3y ago
Some people don’t have personal growth just because time passes. Maybe that’s true for this person.
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by ransackdev 3y ago
The movie was about the man, not the bomb, which is why it focused primarily on a man, and not a bomb. The actual testing of the bomb was a small part of the movie and the real deployments of it were but a couple sentences. The movie Oppenh
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by ransackdev 3y ago
Except we don’t keep making ie3, we’ve actually iterated and it’s now capable of much more. It’s not comparable to the 20 different drag and drop site builders that more or less are providing the same functionality and spitting out similar
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by ransackdev 3y ago
A single core machine already overloaded is going to get even worse introducing the cpu overhead of gzipping response bodies (assuming it’s cpu bound and not IO bound) Cache control headers will help with return traffic More cpu cores If us
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by ransackdev 3y ago
A lot of people need some purpose/meaning for being here, and without it they wonder “what’s the point?” Some people bury themselves in work, some people go hard into religion, some people forget with substance abuse. This is existenti

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