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riffic

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    Comment #49218014

    stewards of the nuclear weapons biz. they'll do great here.

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    Comment #49112943

    don't forget to `tootctl self-destruct` https://docs.joinmastodon.org/admin/tootctl/#self-destruct EDIT: Once the server disappears, users who did nothing will lose the ability to …

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    Comment #48863314

    anything but the metric system.

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    Comment #48571107

    I have a thesis brewing that explores how rich text WYSIWYG editors create a "what you see is all there is" cognitive bias, while plain text overcomes it.

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    Comment #48571055

    beautiful formatting. I should crib this style template for internal work memos, it's timeless.

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    Comment #48505371

    I thought as well - it seemed like it was poised to say something about JMAP: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON_Meta_Application_Protocol

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    Comment #48505338

    > Email is not going anywhere time and time again it's worth stressing how the Lindy effect directly applies here to email or other layers of the protocol stack. https://en.wikiped…

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    Comment #48505272

    call your congress critter instead

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    Comment #48494537

    Homebrew provides access to a massive catalog of software, including many tools that are not packaged for Fedora, Debian, or Ubuntu. Homebrew relies on a high level of automation i…

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    Comment #48494421

    happy Bluefin Linux user and can vouch that the Homebrew experience in Linux is great as well. Really excited for where things are going.

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    Comment #48492481

    had to come back because there actually seems to be a project to build this: https://github.com/darwin-containers However it requires disabling SIP, so that's unfortunately a non-s…

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    Comment #48470842

    > Literally nobody would build to it because nobody does ci/cd against macOS or iOS apps right?

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    Comment #48470398

    darwin containers when?

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    Comment #48405728

    that's way too high brow of a reference for this crowd.

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    Comment #48318852

    no one died, relax OP, one must show respect to the scattered remnants of rocket debris.

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    Comment #48188677

    that's still the case according to SSL Labs: https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=app.files.md

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    Comment #48143021

    DORA.dev (DevOps Research And Assessment) also point to having a clearly communicated stance concerning AI to be a foundational capability. https://dora.dev/capabilities/clear-and-…

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    Comment #48095862

    there's a pretty well known saying about all cops and it's never been proven wrong.

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    Comment #48088250

    zero touch prod might be something folks should keep as a north star - SSH should be break glass and a last resort if possible. https://www.usenix.org/conference/srecon19emea/prese…

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    Comment #48066759

    another triumph for x86

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    Comment #48048827

    "Better Auth" apparently has nothing to do with "Better Stack" which runs a product called "Better Uptime" and focuses on monitoring or incident response I guess, right?

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    Comment #47953362

    it seems the parent comment isn't referring directly to encryption / TLS, but building everything on top of HTTP / HTTPS, which seems to be the default abstraction these days to bu…

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