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venatiodecorus

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About venatiodecorus

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    Comment #49246568

    docker's sandboxes are cli only atm

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    Comment #49244421

    these are firecracker microvms iirc, not containers

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    Comment #45390570

    not to mention normal folks not used to wfh, who were used to spending half their day chatting between cubes or getting coffee. i worked in a very strange office, the coding team o…

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    Comment #43962039

    yes, its now built in. i haven't had a chance to use it much yet, it was released fairly recently.

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    Comment #42928709

    gangs are a symptom just like drug abuse, which they are also entwined with. striking out at gangs without addressing the issues motivating people to join them is just punishing po…

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    Comment #42402378

    the military isn't responsible for domestic security/surveillance.

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    Comment #42402342

    yeah they shot down a friggin weather balloon with a JET, but nothing to worry about with these? they definitely know what they are and they're fine with it. field testing new dron…

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    Comment #42241317

    if anything i'd think integration with proper todo list apps would be the way to go

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    Comment #41928631

    Todoist handles this pretty well now with their new calendar view and updated Google Calendar integration. I believe it also handles other calendar services.

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    Comment #40661094

    Early touch screens (capacitive?) were also not great. I remember iPhone's being pretty decent, although I don't think I had one until the 3, but my memory is a bit fuzzy from that…

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    Comment #40661012

    FWIW I've never actually seen anyone using any of these except ZTE (I'm in northeastern US).

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    Comment #40066789

    Children's safety online has been an excuse for excessive surveillance for a long time. Not so long ago Apple was going to scan every file on your device for this reason.

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    Comment #39018848

    Just seconding Privacy.com, I use them for all my online payments and it is a super easy workflow.

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    Comment #38290525

    My last employer ran custom COBOL applications on HP-UX. Last I knew they were working on a migration but they had custom rolled their entire system so it is going to take a while …

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    Comment #38164607

    This is the culture of the internet and we like it, thank you very much.

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    Comment #38094896

    I used to use uMatrix before it ceased development, but eventually switched over to only uBlock advanced mode. Do you find it still works fine? What cases do you keep uMatrix aroun…

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    Comment #38068723

    I mean my Yubikey is really easy to use, on computers and with my phone. Any broad change like this is going to require an adoption phase but I think its do-able.

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    Comment #38068694

    Yep, I think this is a step in the right direction. I don't know enough about the specifics of Worldcoin to really agree/disagree with its principals and I know I've heard some peo…

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    Comment #38068677

    Yeah and so I don't know exactly how I'd want to see this solved but I think something like an open source reputation databases could help. Folks could subscribe to different keyst…

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    Comment #38068637

    Yep, that's my favorite feature of apps like dydx and uniswap, being able to log in with your wallet keys. This is how things should be done.

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    Comment #38068266

    The way to make AI content safe is the same way to improve general network security for everyone: cryptographically signed content standards. We should be able to sign our tweets, …

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    Comment #37958716

    My Firefox opens clicked links in the last window I had active. On macOS. Although I'm only running one profile.

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    Comment #37929765

    Gamers Nexus https://www.youtube.com/@GamersNexus

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    Comment #37395682

    this seems really expensive compared to a local nas, at least over the lifetime of your service. is there a reason you chose to go this route instead of local storage for media?