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bkummel

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    Comment #48589721

    I didn't even know that managing dotfiles was a "problem space".

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    Comment #48209020

    Dick is a normal, be it old-fashioned, first name in The Netherlands.

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    Comment #47973130

    There's an issue on Github for this now: https://github.com/darrylmorley/whatcable/issues/2

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    Comment #47973128

    There's an issue on Github for this now: https://github.com/darrylmorley/whatcable/issues/2

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    Comment #47972948

    Doesn't work for me. Says "No USB-C ports detected", although I'm pretty sure my monitor is connected via USB-C, and the monitor also has a built-in USB hub where my USB keyboard i…

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    Comment #47949205

    In what sense do we need Tangled if there's already ForgeFed?

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    Comment #47672255

    Without having read the article, reacting on the headline: no single person should be allowed to control our future. Democracy is a thing in large parts of the world, and we should…

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    Comment #47562494

    No shit, Sherlock!

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    Comment #47400676

    There's already an open source tool that does exactly the same thing: https://github.com/knowsuchagency/mcp2cli

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    Comment #47364110

    I see comments about Swedish personal identification numbers. But the article is about source code that's leaked, not a database of numbers, right? I was thinking: should governmen…

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    Comment #47265755

    I used to envy people that work in Silicon Valley, right where all the action is. But with all the recent developments, I don't anymore. I'm happy that I live in Europe, where we a…

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    Comment #47263499

    A fully stocked fridge with alcoholic beverages also doesn't belong in a work place.

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    Comment #45658421

    Why go through all of that? If you vote on paper ballots, the paper trail is baked in.

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    Comment #45658406

    True! In The Netherlands, where I live, we still vote on paper ballots. The ballots are counted by hand. The counting is public, anyone can go and observe the counting.

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    Comment #45658358

    You can introduce procedures to minimize the error to a point that it’s not significant anymore. Having a paper trail and an observable counting process is worth a small error marg…

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    Comment #45658311

    I live in The Netherlands. We are a reasonable modern country, where a lot of things are automated, even in governmental organizations. However, voting is still done on paper ballo…

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    Comment #45480396

    If you ask me, this is not a Homelab anymore.

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    Comment #44838764

    Yeah dream on. I’m an engineer and know what structured data is. And yet I miserably fail to store my private files in a way that I can find them back without relying on search too…

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    Comment #44289008

    I think the point of the article is not to use that mesh network as a replacement for internet. I think the author's idea is that the mesh network would provide the "resilience clu…

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    Comment #44289003

    I think the point of the article is not to use that mesh network as a replacement for internet. I think the author's idea is that the mesh network would provide the "resilience clu…

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    Comment #43462613

    Yeah, let's focus on the liability, let's cover our ass. Instead of worrying about what this headshot thing really is about: giving everyone a fair chance by factoring out possible…

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    Comment #43090060

    Frameworks that do “everything” are not a good idea. I’m from the Java ecosystem. Spring is the “batteries included” framework there. If you have migrated any real world applicatio…

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    Comment #43010425

    https://jacek.zlydach.pl/blog/2019-07-31-ads-as-cancer.html