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grumpy-cowboy
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Comment #42051623
_Useless complexity_ (aka everything must be a service@scale even if it's not necessary at all) keeps cyber security companies in business.
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Comment #41970840
A newcomer with a Vertx backpack (vertx.com) ;)
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Comment #41435195
If I need to make some research for a project, I keep my findings on my computer (publicly available knowledge, facts, ..). BUT I keep all my new ideas, thinking, todos, agenda, ..…
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Comment #41103118
What about legal media files? In addition to be a software engineer I'm a DJ... I have near 1 TB of LEGAL music (mostly FLAC or high bitrate music files) on my OneDrive (easier bec…
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Comment #37495773
For MANY things a simple text files (txt, tsv, gnu recutils, ...) is required. Using the filesystem (folder, links, ..) to organize them. I started moving back all my things/KB to …
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Comment #28176551
Nice a password manager taking 1GB of RAM and 20% of CPU.
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Comment #28021403
Because nothing's free.
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Comment #27752379
This is the MOST important reason no one talk about.
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Comment #27644905
What is the environmental cost of such useless technology (production, maintenance, end of life,...)?
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Comment #27563944
By definition, all ads are unsolicited.
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Comment #27396893
Google Cloud Platform (GCP) web console : really slow and take HUGE amount of memory
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Comment #27277831
s/more fragmented IRC networks/more decentralized IRC networks
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Comment #25765289
Why a new browser? Use Firefox
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Comment #24331735
How to write unmaintainable code? Easy : write a project based on the latest "saveur du jour" JS framework.
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Comment #23923522
Because it's simple, straight to the point, doesn't have any distracting images, perfectly aligned, light, ...
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Comment #23839308
My client use paid GitHub services for the new projects they work on. But we (devs) really hate it because it slow us at lot (can't push/pull, Github Actions not working, "crash" o…
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Comment #22847631
Exactly. My own domain is on Fastmail. I have an alias for every sites I have account in (Amazon, eBay, Pocket, ...). If I got spammed using an address I know exactly where it came…
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Comment #22066769
Another great console tool to view/manipulate/process/... tabular data is Visidata ( http://visidata.org/ ).
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Comment #22048026
Text files are king! I store every single byte I can in text files. Examples: - Tabular data : TSV (almost all Un*x/GNU tools handle this out of the box) - Simple "records" : GNU R…
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Comment #21537730
Why not? Not everything have to be dumb proof/easy. For example, Suckless softwares like DWM ( https://dwm.suckless.org/ ). Extract: "Because dwm is customized through editing its …
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Comment #21516800
Tired of all this ads. I understand that some level of Ads is required (nothing's free!). But this becoming ridiculous (and I'm not talking about personal data mining). Instead of …
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Comment #21454298
Yes, the "CSV road to hell": - comma separated, nothing escaped (crash when 1 column contains a comma) - comma separated, quotes around all elements, quotes not escaped - comma sep…
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Comment #21452611
Hint for Dell: just ensure that your hardware works perfectly in Linux (drivers) and please don't add any ^(bloat|crap)ware[s]?$ to it. I have a Dell Precision 7530 laptop with an …
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Comment #21418630
Thanks for pointing to recfiles. I didn't know about that. It's a pretty simple "DB" format. I like it (and I'll use it).
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Comment #21401549
Rapid data entry and Web app/site/page cannot be put in the same sentence.