James Cameron understood OceanGate's critical flaw with this one weird trick
25TB would be ~$25/m with Glacier Deep Archive
Software Design and Architecture Specialization: https://www.coursera.org/specializations/software-design-arc... I learned so much in these courses that cover OOD, design patterns, and architecture in a real world and…
Same for me - this can be called the "Illusion of Competence" and is discussed by Barbara Oakley in her book "Learning How to Learn."
I'm also a big fan of Bitwarden. I use it on Linux, my wife uses it on macOS, and we both use it on iOS. It allows us to share passwords seamlessly across all platforms. I also like the command-line app that I can…
You get a certain number (10-20?) of free articles per month.
Personally, I wouldn't consider it Mozilla Corporation's moral obligation to resign over including an add-on by default, that can be disabled.
Yup, my 5th gen runs flawlessly with arch. Only thing that doesn't by default is the fingerprint reader.
Julia Evans' blog is one of my favorites: https://jvns.ca/
I'm glad most a lot of these comments are saying DDG works for them; I still have a lot of issues with the search quality and switched to Startpage a while ago which uses anonymized google results.
I don't see anyone mentioning the ability to store about:config settings in a user.js file. Unless you have some reason not to use it, it's much easier than changing about:config on each computer, you just copy over the…
You have to use Firefox Developer Edition and change 'xpinstall.signatures.required' to True in about:config
Here's one of three parts on coding your own TCP/IP stack. I haven't gotten around to it, but it looks solid. http://www.saminiir.com/lets-code-tcp-ip-stack-1-ethernet-ar...
James Cameron understood OceanGate's critical flaw with this one weird trick
25TB would be ~$25/m with Glacier Deep Archive
Software Design and Architecture Specialization: https://www.coursera.org/specializations/software-design-arc... I learned so much in these courses that cover OOD, design patterns, and architecture in a real world and…
Same for me - this can be called the "Illusion of Competence" and is discussed by Barbara Oakley in her book "Learning How to Learn."
I'm also a big fan of Bitwarden. I use it on Linux, my wife uses it on macOS, and we both use it on iOS. It allows us to share passwords seamlessly across all platforms. I also like the command-line app that I can…
You get a certain number (10-20?) of free articles per month.
Personally, I wouldn't consider it Mozilla Corporation's moral obligation to resign over including an add-on by default, that can be disabled.
Yup, my 5th gen runs flawlessly with arch. Only thing that doesn't by default is the fingerprint reader.
Julia Evans' blog is one of my favorites: https://jvns.ca/
I'm glad most a lot of these comments are saying DDG works for them; I still have a lot of issues with the search quality and switched to Startpage a while ago which uses anonymized google results.
I don't see anyone mentioning the ability to store about:config settings in a user.js file. Unless you have some reason not to use it, it's much easier than changing about:config on each computer, you just copy over the…
You have to use Firefox Developer Edition and change 'xpinstall.signatures.required' to True in about:config
Here's one of three parts on coding your own TCP/IP stack. I haven't gotten around to it, but it looks solid. http://www.saminiir.com/lets-code-tcp-ip-stack-1-ethernet-ar...