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clepto
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Comment #48988278
I use Infuse on the Apple TV and it’s great. I’m not sure how the free version of it compares, but they have a lifetime license for it that I believe is about $100. Definitely wort…
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Comment #41637750
I see a lot of people mentioning Pydantic here, but you should take a look into TypedDict. It provides a type structure ontop of a plain dictionary, and sounds like exactly what yo…
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Comment #40674894
I once had a VPN utility that HAD to be closed with a Keyboard Interrupt in order for it to shut-off properly, so my systemd setup for it didn’t work. I ended up making bash aliase…
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Comment #37022942
One problem I have with switching exclusively to Yubikeys(or similar) entirely with no other 2FA option, is the lack of support in embedded browsers. I’m not entirely sure what the…
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Comment #35275043
I’m arguing there’s not a benefit, it’s just the service I have to use for reasons outside of my control.
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Comment #35270538
Throughout my company’s pursuit of moving everything under the sun into AWS I have done my best to keep everything able to be migrated, we have some systems which are just, simply …
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Comment #35037988
Are smaller plugins like this potentially an easy place for first time contributors to work in? My Rust skills are certainly very lacking but if there is some big list of arbitrary…
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Comment #35037936
I maintain a few open source libraries and we have recently switched to Ruff from Flake8 exclusively because of the lack of pyproject.toml support. These are relatively speaking sm…
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Comment #34780868
They tried to setup a meeting to go over it but no one was able to join because Teams was broken
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Comment #34704584
I used to be really involved in RuneScape private server development in the early to mid 2010’s. It is to this day some of the most enjoyable programming I’ve done. The challenge p…
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Comment #34551875
I work on a Python game engine called Arcade[1] and other projects within it's Github organization such as pytiled-parser. We also help to drive continued development and improveme…
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Comment #34192051
Sorry for a late reply, I am generally using ARM based images and I have run into VERY few things that availability was a problem for. I’ve never seen anything based on Debian or A…
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Comment #34182073
I used a Framework for a while, and I’d definitely give it my vote for the best Linux laptop I’ve used(Also PopOS has the best out of the box support for most laptops in my experie…
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Comment #33192560
As someone who maintains Postgres 9.2, 9.4, and 9.6 databases. No, they do not. (It is not my will that these databases aren’t on newer versions, I would very much like them to be)…
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Comment #32888031
A little over 2 years I came into a very similar situation, however in my situation we had none of the original developers working on it anymore. At least from a technical perspect…
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Comment #32030732
I made the comment that some of our web portals could run off of a raspberry pi perfectly fine, and I wasn’t necessarily suggesting we go do that, but merely trying to get the poin…
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Comment #31575655
I work at a VOIP services provider and we operate multiple brands which are companies we’ve acquired over several years. One thing that has rang true of every company we’ve acquire…
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Comment #29857106
Well I guess I’m not saying it doesn’t ever have a place, it’s nice to have a universal means of communication, but for regular ongoing communication within a given subset of peopl…
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Comment #29857018
I can’t imagine actually using SMS, iMessage or not. It’s just an inferior experience to basically any other chat solution. The only thing I actually use SMS for are things that ma…
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Comment #29812966
I as well am very surprised by how many people seem to have had issues with it. I have used Manjaro and Pop OS on it, and encountered basically 0 issues on either one. The only iss…
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Comment #29477086
There wasn’t really an aversion to or direct decision to not use Django, it just kind of naturally evolved. We were experimenting with FastAPI in some mock APIs used for test suite…
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Comment #29473148
At least for my team we went with FastAPI because we have other tools for everything else, and FastAPI is incredibly simple for new members to pick up. We tend to say that we made …
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Comment #28618333
I have not used Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, etc etc for the last 10+ years. There wasn’t really an event or a moment where I said “I’m quitting social media”, rather I …
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Comment #28609794
Might be worth noting, I forgot about this when making my original comment, I wasn't able to get my USB drive for it to boot without disabling secure boot, but secure boot isn't so…
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Comment #28609247
I just got one of these last weekend(I ordered it in early August) and so far it’s really great. The modular I/O and general mission of the company was what initially sold me on it…