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mwid

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About mwid

Software Engineer

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    Comment #30927329

    I didn't know about this, thanks for posting! We have been using a custom Bash script to retrieve the list of sub-project directories that had been changed since the last commit by…

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    Comment #30887283

    I think they're asking how they adapted their workflow seeing as the way you use Vim and VSCode is so wildly different.

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    Comment #30772721

    This article does not include Okta's statement claiming they had not been breached. Regardless, their statement was a legal word-soup that bounced around the issue. The Lapsus$ tea…

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    Comment #30727911

    And much less secure.

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    Comment #30423579

    How could company filters trigger on phrases within a webpage if TLS is used? Would they have to bug the browser itself somehow instead?

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    Comment #30420032

    TypeScript is a "replacement" for JavaScript in that it has become the defacto standard for any serious project for at least three years now. They are not two separate languages at…

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    Comment #30033896

    Of course not, there are a plethora of factors that would alter the effectiveness of UBI, looking at it so simply and then rejecting it outright is dishonest. Money would majorly c…

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    Comment #29619367

    So you are lying then. What do you gain out of misleading people with your rhetoric here?

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    Comment #28533080

    Neglecting to get the vaccine is discouraged because it increases the probability of causing harm to yourself and others.

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    Comment #28314471

    Voice, video and text chat with unlimited bandwidth, streaming resolution and storage space all for free, and all much, _much_ easier to use for the average user than any other voi…

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    Comment #27526117

    No. It means that when you invoke `console.log` in a browser it "logs" a reference to an object instead of serialising it. This log is still synchronous, but when you expand it in …