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paulgdp
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Comment #48423476
> Yep, police can simply ask anyone for their passwords and if you don't give it up they can put you in jail. This is precisely the reason why I don't want to visit the US at the m…
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Comment #40207865
The name, the logo, the values and many important strategic decisions seems to have already been decided, before a public channel of communication has been created. Was this create…
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Comment #40207801
As much as I think they overreacted when banning you, it also feels like an overreaction to fork that soon. I hope a compromise will be found, and that you'll be back on NixOS as s…
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Comment #39906411
Yeah, automation in Nixpkgs is crazy and goes far beyond any other distros (that I know of). Why spend manual time when it can be automated?
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Comment #39906352
> Is nixpkgs really a monorepo as usually discussed? It's got packages, os modules, and some supporting scripts. Nix itself lives in a different place, so does the RFC planning, sy…
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Comment #39903983
NixOS uses a monorepo and I think everyone loves it. I love being able to easily grep through all the packages source code, and there's regularly PRs that harmonizes conventions ac…
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Comment #37103400
But you can use `envfs` to "restore" that compatibility ;) Or something heavier like `steam-run`
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Comment #33085880
I allocate all my SSD space to one ZFS pool and then: - I can easily create new subvolumes (filesystems or block devices), for different mount points, containers, other distributio…
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Comment #33078945
I have been using ZFS as root FS since the first release of ZFS on Linux (2013) on all my machines (laptops, NAS, server) and I can't imagine going back.
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Comment #29821766
Why shouldn't it be a valid opinion to not like cryptocurrencies? And to not want to contribute? Why is not ok to prefer money regulated by the rule of law? Moreover, I have no ide…
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Comment #29463190
How is it different from using Clang's CFI (control flow integrity)? I thought this was the same technique used in webassembly. Chromium is using this too i think
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Comment #29406291
To be fair, when sending a Pixel for reparations, Google very clearly and explicitly asks to factory_reset the phone. I personally didn't reset it when I sent my Pixel 3 to fix the…
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Comment #29393546
"Any optimization you could do in Rust is probably easier in C++" I think this feeling comes from the fact that it takes longer to learn the basics of Rust compared to C++. However…
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Comment #29311404
Having read a great deal from him, I just want to confirm everything said about Andrew Gallant, and I absolutely trust him too! This blog post is a great testament to his human ski…
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Comment #29281170
You might be interested in reading this more serious study: https://elifesciences.org/articles/62878 Article summarizing it: https://www.forbes.com/sites/amandasiebert/2021/03/03/l…
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Comment #29162143
I haven't tried it yet, but Ego [1] feels like an imperfect but good enough solution to run your dev environment. [1] https://github.com/intgr/ego
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Comment #28723762
Here's a nice Twitter thread explaining how this works: https://twitter.com/bert_hu_bert/status/1444018619059429377
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Comment #27947584
I'm personally very enthusiastic about the security model of Fuchsia: https://fuchsia.dev/fuchsia-src/concepts/principles/secure https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIT1ISCioDY
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Comment #27564451
I've never received such an email, but I recently moved to many different countries (many months each), how can I check to which country my account is attached to?
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Comment #27336405
Does someone knows why this tweet was previously flagged on HN? see: https://twitter.com/Pinboard/status/1399094306221166592
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