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dbtablesorrows

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    Comment #46912227

    the fact that the bug tracker exists is proving GP's point.

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    Comment #46910407

    You're more [security minded]( https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2008/03/the_security_... ) than me

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    Comment #46910119

    Indeed there are. But you iterate on local and care about CI once everything is working in local. It's not every tuesday I get CI errors because a package was missing. It's rare un…

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    Comment #46910110

    Ah I think I never had to do connect to a public open hotspot because by the time I grew up 4G and then 5G internet were commonplace.

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    Comment #46909932

    I do usually worry - because DNS spoofing is still possible and we are one step (eg: a compromised certificate) away from being pwned. But yeah one shouldn't have to worry.

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    Comment #46909926

    Who would connect to unknown person's hotspot? But it seems pretty trivial for some bad actor at local ISP.

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    Comment #46909698

    Can't blame gitlab for team not having a local dev setup.

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    Comment #46826311

    yeah, forgot his name.

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    Comment #46825477

    OK, fuck it, show me the demo (without staging it). show me the result.

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    Comment #46825449

    I realize many are disappointed (especially by technical churn, star-based-development JS projects on github without technical rigour). I don't trust any claim on the open web if I…

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    Comment #46806549

    > And when reading AI code or AI prose, this part of my brain short circuits a little. Because there is no cohesive human mind behind the text. This is most succinct description of…

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    Comment #46806088

    > It hadn't been altered -- it was a sendmail.cf I had written. And I was fairly certain I hadn't enabled the "FAIL_MAIL_OVER_500_MILES" option. This is gold.

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    Comment #46795623

    I think the closest such thing we have is "suggestions" on github and gitlab.

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    Comment #46728971

    > These supposed electrical "engineers" have an IEEE "paper" to their name "publication" is encouraged or in some cases "mandated" in certain institutions for course points. It's a…

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    Comment #46719499

    I think you'll get downvoted to oblivion because outsiders often don't realize the ridiculousness of the whole thing. I will try to give some context. To give an example, the CSE u…

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    Comment #45489738

    This guy adults.

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    Comment #42585182

    What's with this therapy industrial complex? Men need purpose not some consoling words.

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    Comment #42585121

    Not if they can use an obfuscator?

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    Comment #42113233

    You are probably missing a $ before COLUMNS and export before setting DELTA_FEATURES

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    Comment #41912550

    Azure SDK.

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    Comment #41776102

    I think a fair concern is lack of SDKs for cloud based services you will need to / will be forced to use.

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    Comment #41749201

    Turns out this gives some unprintable characters.

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    Comment #41742602

    I can imagine using man to generate random but realistic text in a test. MANROFFSEQ= MANPAGER=cat man sprintf

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    Comment #41741801

    If you want to customize the scraping, there's scrapy python framework. You would always need to download the html though.

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    Comment #41590207

    IIRC, other browsers (the chinese UC browser and Nokia's OVI browser) had compression too. But opera was most popular (and perhaps most mature as well).