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fluix

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    Comment #36956959

    Location: Waterloo, ON, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Python, Django, Go, HTML, CSS, (and a bit of C, C#, and Rust) Résumé/CV: https://guikal.org/resume.…

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    Comment #36945033

    Could you describe what you found difficult? I'm pretty new to packaging on Alpine, but found it to be easy to get into, only requiring a bit more effort than the AUR.

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    Comment #36944971

    I've found packaging for Alpine has been similarly easy. There is a review process in the sense that you file an MR instead of committing directly, but my experience has been reall…

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    Comment #36524131

    Pages hosted on github pages also show the unicorn 503 page. However, https://pages.github.com/?(null) loads.

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    Comment #36524008

    This appears to impact Github pages as well. .github.io pages show the unicorn 503 page. > We're having a really bad day. > The Unicorns have taken over. We're doing our best to ge…

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    Comment #27303401

    Don't have a good resource of my own either, but I think I would prefer more descriptiveness. Reading the various options you've written gives me totally different ideas of the ima…

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    Comment #27284960

    I find it particularly interesting that they post this as if it's a discussion to be had with the community yet they've already gotten permission[1] from developers by asking them …

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    Comment #26471392

    > [...] there's no guarantee that RDRAND won't revert to the -1 behavior after the check runs, perhaps after a VM migration or resume from suspend or what-not. Author here. This is…

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    Comment #26471289

    Author here. Not particularly sure myself, even systemd says it only does so because it does things early in the boot process[1]. Using it for it's purpose here is probably alright…

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    Comment #26471123

    Author here. I believe it's kept because at the end of the day, they _must_ get a valid value form it; however, the chances of that loop having to run more than once are astronomic…