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shizcakes

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About shizcakes

I work with computers on the internet.

shizcakes at gmail

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    Comment #48967455

    What are some examples of good anti-counterfeit strategies? And, if you’re comfortable, which applied for JamCorder?

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    Comment #48679302

    I have yet to meet a KeePass user under the illusion that the syncing story is a good fit for everyone. But we are prioritizing “can’t” over “won’t” in terms of provider access to …

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    Comment #48672942

    One of the security advantages of KeePass being just a file is that you can sync it in the way that makes sense to you. The need to have an opinion on how you’d like to sync a file…

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    Comment #48672477

    For folks new to the KeePass ecosystem, it’s KeePassXC[0] now. The original KeePass is still developed as well, however KeePassXC is a cross-platform updated version. [0] https://k…

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    Comment #47947103

    Check your PRs - some major options missing!

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    Comment #47909878

    I’m on a 16 pro and I’m holding out on 18 as long as I can. I have not heard a single positive review of 26 from people I trust. I usually update Apple stuff as soon as I can, so t…

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    Comment #46572594

    Similar vibe, but battle tested and quite popular: https://github.com/go-chi/chi

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    Comment #46227360

    Usually DBMSes struggle under very high cardinality of databases. Also, easier migration control is a double-edged sword, with the other side being needing to coordinate many migra…

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    Comment #46130589

    Unfortunately DigiCert has gone way downhill. We pulled all of our business after they failed to renew a cert with 30d(!!!) notice and got themselves stuck in a loop of useless org…

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    Comment #45514970

    Suggestion for the site: it references “no navigation” a few times, but I am having a hard time understanding what that means. What kind of navigation is meant here? What are the b…

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    Comment #45496256

    edit: okay I misunderstood what everyone meant

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    Comment #45434803

    Less featureful than this, but we’ve been doing GRPC client side load balancing with kuberesolver[1] since 2018. It allows GRPC to handle the balancer implementations. It’s been ro…

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    Comment #44727120

    I have about 1000 hours into MSFS2024 and am a mod for a streamer that has streamed many hours more. The gamer perception of this implementation is NOT positive. It crashes all the…

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    Comment #43744039

    One bonus technique related to the “move to a third package” advice: generating many of your model structures (SQL, Protobuf, graphql, etc) allows you to set up obvious directional…

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    Comment #42608055

    No decision has been made in the NextNav case, and there’s a lot of significant opposition. What’s with the needless fearmongering?

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    Comment #42100672

    If you haven’t seen it, here’s a great and funny video from Map Men about the Longitude problem and Harrison’s timekeepers: https://youtu.be/3mHC-Pf8-dU?si=OK684LLRseJETrz_

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    Comment #41747854

    Tell me you live in Cambridge, MA without telling me

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    Comment #41078191

    I’m really confused. Solomon Hykes is typically credited as the creator of Docker. Who are you? Why is he credited if someone else created it?

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    Comment #41001857

    The essay ends > But we can pay it forward: we can keep progress going, and build an even better world for the generations to come.

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    Comment #40246976

    It’s the cookie consent form being discussed.

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    Comment #39102767

    I don’t see a single such submission in their pull requests, open or closed, in the past couple weeks.

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    Comment #39036992

    I picked up electronics a bit this summer, got my amateur radio license & upgrade, and I find The Art Of Electronics to be astonishingly good.

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    Comment #38955324

    What's eye opening here? These are basically all tech support providers. I'm not saying Google is a privacy-centric company, but this effort to enumerate subprocessors is admirable…

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    Comment #38224327

    I went to a 1234567890 "gathering" in a hotel lobby in Boston in 2009