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dljsjr

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    Show HN: Call Bash/ZSH/POSIX shell functions and built-ins from Fish

    Wanted to share a little tool I made that I'm calling `pisciform.fish`, heavily inspired by replay.fish[1] and bass.fish[2], but with a bit more oomph. The tool allows you to creat…

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    Comment #39652862

    MPU -> Microprocessor. MPUs typically have features that let it support a "full" OS; MMUs, speculative execution, advanced CPU pipelining features, etc. They also have a much highe…

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    Comment #37661859

    If you're not using an MFA mechanism attached to your SSO (Google Authenticator or Okta or something) then that's a completely separate issue. There shouldn't be that much risk in …

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    Comment #37661600

    Others have already mentioned that you shouldn't be sharing a master password, and that's definitely true. I'll try to answer the question more holistically: RE: Sharing. Nobody sh…

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    Comment #37164617

    Posted two days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37124639

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    Comment #36957449

    > Many people are only aware of the default lightweight tags I don't know if that's true anymore, if only because the ongoing popularity of the Git Flow branching model; the `git-f…

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    Comment #35250221

    How is it misleading when the whole point is that Redis can only be single threaded†? That's why Dragonfly (claims) to scale better. If anything, it's the Redis rebuttal that comes…

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    Comment #34699105

    This is exactly what the article says to do. I also paused at that section that listed all those crazy things, if you power through and get to the end you'll find this: >If you’re …

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    Comment #34494074

    This is amazing! It's exactly how I remember them in my head!

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    Comment #34491590

    Anybody remember Triptiks from AAA? You'd go to a AAA office or call them on the phone, tell them where you were going, and in return you'd get a printed spiral top-bound pad with …

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    Comment #34458213

    That is not even remotely close to what this article is about. Tweetbot is the name of an extremely popular iOS Twitter Client. This article has nothing to do with bots, at all.

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    Comment #34251357

    Alexa also had a 4-year head start on the HomePod. I don't know if that's the most apt comparison. Additionally, while it is an absurd price tag, the rumors are also that this is b…

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    Comment #34087347

    Would ruffle + WASM + Electron work? https://ruffle.rs

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    Comment #34016842

    Caml 1.0 was released in '85 and OCaml (the O is for Object Orientation) was 1996. Multithreading wasn't a high priority for anybody back then. The JVM didn't even have threads unt…

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    Comment #34004564

    As the other commenter said it's not a LAN issue. Z-Wave is a mesh radio protocol totally independent of the LAN. There are in fact issues with older Z-Wave specs and versions bogg…

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    Comment #33986954

    Okay, "I love Apple Products" then. I certainly don't love any corporations.

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    Comment #33986770

    I love Apple but I also know that in these situations where they're being forced to punch a whole in their walled garden that they'll usually just go about making the solution as s…

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    Comment #33910715

    The JVM has a ton of different things going on, it's not an apples-to-apples comparison. For one, the JVM isn't sandboxed by default. WASM is. That adds additional overhead. Anothe…

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    Comment #33710466

    I don't know if it's device specific but I use "Hey Siri, turn on the overhead lights and the floor lamp" for example all the time. I have a HomePod though.

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    Comment #33640316

    It's only about 60% of what you're asking for but I'm a fan of DKOldies: https://www.dkoldies.com They're a US storefront but they ship internationally. They do a great job restori…

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    Comment #33532756

    When you work with a rebase-oriented workflow, it's very common to submit a PR for review and then address incoming review comments as fixup commits: https://blog.sebastian-daschne…

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    Comment #33247713

    https://github.com/e-dant/watcher/blob/989147b183ee0547d71a1... Looks like it works on quite a few systems including Android and iOS.

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    Comment #33180557

    It's written that way because the target audience is enterprise IT folks who are managing fleets of employee devices, but you can freely use MDM profiles as a consumer. It's certai…

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    Comment #33178877

    Always-on VPN that tunnels everything requires MDM commissioning. It's documented by Apple. See the section "Always On VPN": https://support.apple.com/guide/deployment/vpn-overview…

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    Comment #32914533

    The Bytecode Alliance is a nonprofit group with members from all over the industry working to provide what is ostensibly a reference implementation of a WebAssembly runtime w/ full…