srevenant

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by srevenant 22d ago
Don't mix use cases. Privacy is different from uniquely identifying senders. The reason for random email addresses is YOU finally can identify each vendor uniquely by the email they send you stuff. It isn't about anonymizing, it&#
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by srevenant 3mo ago
The point being it works without temp problems in Sonoma. Not Tahoe. This discrepancy indicates they've changed the software so it works worse.
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by srevenant 3mo ago
I'm confident it isn't purposeful. But no hardware errors can be found. Virgin install Tahoe: grinds from 74-C up to 100-C within a minute and then throttles. Virgin install Sonoma: runs fine. No temperature change of note. This i
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Newer macOS runs slower on Intel (undeniably) – on purpose or "accident"?
17 points by srevenant 3mo ago|16 comments
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Is the windows11 mandate to upgrade hardware akin to older corp's toxic messes?
6 points by srevenant 9mo ago|4 comments
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is the EOL of isc.org dhcpd a mistake? Kea doesn't feel like a replacement
6 points by srevenant 2y ago|4 comments
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Passkeys are primarily about vendor lock-in
20 points by srevenant 2y ago|12 comments
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by srevenant 3y ago
Because my account isn't signed into iCloud, that's the whole problem. To sign into my mac with iCloud requires it letting me sign in...
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by srevenant 3y ago
I've found the BBB to be a joke, TBH.
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Apple punishes non-iPhone users in iCloud password reset. Anti Trust?
8 points by srevenant 3y ago|6 comments
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by srevenant 3y ago
calling out versions: no, that's what kindof tipped me over the edge, as trying that and it wouldn't revert.
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by srevenant 3y ago
These package managers are much older. YUM came out in 2002 with yellowdog linux. APT as dpkg came out in 1998.
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Why does Homebrew reinvent the packaging wheel? It has issues
3 points by srevenant 3y ago|4 comments
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Passkey is just a different password manager. Stop trying to kill the password
8 points by srevenant 3y ago|4 comments
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by srevenant 4y ago
To start: VSC is made by Microsoft and not the community. That's all that needs to be said. But to continue on your logic path... You are right in that the original devs couldn't keep it alive because of VSC, but your correlating
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Atom editor is not dead, but is now Pulsar (viva OSS)
13 points by srevenant 4y ago|9 comments
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by srevenant 4y ago
Exactly the problem I've run into on more than one occasion. And the erlang libs I'm referencing have almost zero documentation, so it really means "RTFC" which then is painful :D
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by srevenant 4y ago
This is what I too have wondered. I'm curious if there are more devs in elixir or erlang. I'm also curious if it'd be easy enough to have elixir->erlang transpiling, so those wanting from elixir could pull it.
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by srevenant 4y ago
Yep :) Anybody familiar with the roots of OO will understand how wildly Java/C++ and their ilk went off the rails. It wasn't intended as a code organizational system. It's about encapsulation of needs, actors, and sending
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by srevenant 4y ago
+100 — the heart of the problem
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by srevenant 4y ago
Although I also have issue w/the Elixir docs, they tend to have more explanations in them than the Erlang ones. Marginally :) I am one who came not from Ruby, btw. My roots come from a variety of things including Smalltalk, C, C++, P
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Ask HN: Is Erlang an albatross to Elixir adoption?
105 points by srevenant 4y ago|107 comments
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Is it time for our anti-trust laws to separate platform and content?
1 points by srevenant 5y ago|0 comments
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OSS Alternative to ODVA's “EtherNet/IP” closed-source protocol?
2 points by srevenant 5y ago|0 comments
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by srevenant 5y ago
Then there are those bosses who do it on purpose, to just screw with you. I had one boss who was upset because we both submitted to present at a conference (VMworld) and I was selected, but he wasn't. He then declined the business pa
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Could we handle a Universal Solar Time?(bjgsolv.medium.com)
2 points by srevenant 6y ago|0 comments
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by srevenant 9y ago
Sorry, but your testing methodology needs some help. Were you testing OSes? Postgres? Storage configuration? I suggest investigating FIO first, use it to isolate the best performing disk configuration (Storage+Kernel+Filesystem+whatever)
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by srevenant 9y ago
playing devil's advocate: it is easy to claim discrimination doesn't happen when you aren't affected by it--the claim that it is the cause of the individual, no the system, is the usual go-to argument. Try revisiting similar
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by srevenant 9y ago
General "wisdom" is to only show the last 10 years of experience on your resume. This is for a variety of reasons, but it largely is because there is an age bias. It makes it harder when you have things older than 10 years you w
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by srevenant 9y ago
I had somebody tell me they like to see if anybody had any gaps in their employment. But this is probably a false indicator either way and not worth the problem of encouraging Ageism bias.

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