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olafure

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    Comment #32519802

    See also the evil bit RFC: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3514

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    Comment #32274844

    Excuse me, was it an F or an F# at end of bar 846?

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    Comment #26238609

    Funny coincidence for cli tool name and the Icelandic meaning: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/oj#Interjection

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    Comment #24059802

    Here's a hypothetical but a realistic scenario that not having reproducible builds is a major issue: 1. I create an app for a client. 2. Client installs the app on their 10,000 ent…

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    Comment #23868015

    Does it have telemetry built in? https://github.com/microsoft/ProcMon-for-Linux/search?q=tele...

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    Comment #23711904

    I think we're due a full disclosure on this favicon service, what information is collected and what is stored. DDG has repeatedly said that they have "not collected any personal in…

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    Comment #23632322

    I'd really like them to establish a "counterfeit reviews" unit too. Many years ago their review system was one of their businesses advantages. Many users and fairly honest reviews.…

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    Comment #22798560

    I used to use Amazon a lot. The two big factor were pricing and reviews. Today their review system is massively rigged and can't be trusted.

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    Comment #22782023

    Thanks but no thanks. https://whatsinstock.app/privacy

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    Comment #22710618

    The catastrophe would be worthy of inclusion in Randall Monroe's What If? book.

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    Comment #22487701

    $3600/year is significant for a startup on a shoestring budget.

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    Comment #21344928

    Just wanted to point out Gogs: https://gogs.io/ It's a very light weight, self-hosted git server, the UI is very GitHub like. It's not a replacement for all the features of a self-…

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    Comment #21237315

    I like Prusa, but after they stopped releasing firmware updates for my MK2S for no good reason, so did my business with them. Such a shame.

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    Comment #21065613

    I start bash scripts, by setting the holy trinity: set -eou That prevents end-of-the-world scenario like the one above, if the script derails.

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    Comment #21043479

    Tinder and Mozilla have the same score of 33%. I don't agree with that. Tinder willingly shares very, very personal data along with your contacts (assuming without said contact con…

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    Comment #21031769

    I have to congratulate you for having worked with a quite sophisticated and complex piece of technology for several years and never run into any issues.

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    Comment #20069447

    Of course no-one needs a server for serverless. Just some hardware with a operating system. And by the way, the front fell off.

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    Comment #20008150

    Alerting on certain log entries, please :) Even a simple label match would be a good start.

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    Comment #19121442

    Giving someone else access to your organisation's private repo is not a small thing in my opinion.

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    Comment #18562708

    I smell the second coming of the Python 3 fiasco.

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    Comment #17808031

    There's an alternative, without the docker overhead, https://coreos.com/rkt/

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    Comment #17804425

    Whiteboards are remarkable.