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I think this is the source of me misinterpreting the symbol a few times, so yes.

I’ve been sticking to the weekly edition of The Economist for years to stay informed while escaping the news cycle. The US coverage is remarkably good. The weekly cadence mean I’m …

I’ve really enjoyed using sqlc for a small project. I’m comfortable in SQL and enjoy not having to go through an additional layer.

I assume the grandparent is referring to Nim’s insensitivity to underscores and capitalization in naming [1]. I’ve found this a tad annoying as well and I imagine I’d find it more …

Over the Wire's "Bandit" game was my tool of choice for teaching the introduction to shell for my university's Cybersecurity Club a few semesters in a row. It didn't feel like a ch…

I believe this is adjacent, but I quite like https://asoftmurmur.com/ . I’m not sure if it’s able to run offline.

How do they pass DNS queries? Just UDP on 53? If so, you could just proxy instead of relying on the DNS protocol.

I had the exact same motivation as you! I've since moved onto other, much less passive, activities but for a brief moment in time my little tool gave me a lot of peace of mind whil…

Thanks for the kind words. One of the things I have always loved about EVE is how open it is (relative to other MMOs) with information like this as well as providing APIs [1] and g…

What would they be instead?

I’ve been encountering similar challenges dealing with old Kubernetes library versions, CRDs, etc. Is this a problem mainly with the Kubernetes project or just Go dependencies? It’…

Does anyone have a ublock origin filter they use to block YouTube recommendations and/or comments?

Looking particularly at latency measurements, I found the "How NOT to Measure Latency" [1] talk very illuminating. It goes quite deep into discussing how percentiles can be used an…

I'm a little confused by this use case. Do you spin up individual pods for each user/group? Is this for other resources like secrets?