scoodah
No user record in our sample, but scoodah has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
No user record in our sample, but scoodah has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
It very much does happen. I’m one 11. It seems like every time it updates I get the “let’s finish setting up your computer” screen that asks me to setup one drive.
You shouldn’t be denied for smoking weed in college and disclosing it. I had no issues with that. The other thing is you can appeal a denial of your clearance if you can demonstrate the issue is not an issue. If you…
In this particular case I think it has more to do with the times than anything else. Discovering the records of that investigation from when he was 12 in the 40’s would have likely been a massive undertaking if not…
Afaik, you can choose to not sign into icloud when creating an account on your mac. It's not a hard requirement like it is on Windows, though they do obviously strongly nudge you to login to icloud.
You needed Claude for a `brew install orbstack`?
While true, what the grandparent comment mentions still applies to podman: > I cannot install it as nonroot user You still need root privileges to install podman initially.
Dagger is one of those things I want to like, but find incredibly painful to use in practice.
Yeah I mean if you’re deleting namespaces after each run then sure, that may solve it. They have a pruner now that you can enable too to set up retention periods for pipeline runs. There’s also some issues with large…
An example where they’re creating a new mutex every time they call a function and then surprised when multiple goroutines that called that function and got entirely different mutexes somehow couldn’t coordinate the…
Yeah this whole section of the article threw me all the way off. What even is this code? There’s so many things wrong with it, it blows my mind. About the only code example I saw in here and thought “yeah it sucks when…
This is why I’ve always thought Tekton was a strange project. It feels inevitable that if you buy into Tekton CI/CD you will hit issues with etcd scaling due to the sheer number of resources you can wind up with.
Way back in the day when I primarily wrote c# I used to use a tool called SemanticMerge. It was pretty cool, it actually parsed the code and could pick up refactors like moving a method to a different class and what…
The difference between matte and glossy displays in regards to their contrast and clarity is absolutely noticeable to the naked eye.
Same. I interact with too many machines, many of which are ephemeral and will have been reprovisioned the next time I have to interact with it. I value out of the box stuff that works most everywhere. I have a fairly…
Preview very much does have drawing tools
Very obvious writing style but also the bullet points that restate the same thing in slightly different ways as well as the weirdly worded “full server privileges” and “full nodejs privileges”. Like… yes running a…
Firecrackers been open source since 2018, I believe. Firecracker-containerd (https://github.com/firecracker-microvm/firecracker-container...) has been around quite a while too, which aims to run containers in microvms.
The virtual devices it implements are fairly limited in number, and you may find bottlenecks with high IO throughput applications. It uses memory ballooning as its dynamic memory management. Managing this balloon…
I use Linux everywhere but my laptop and I agree. I used to run Arch on my work laptop but getting sleep and hibernate was such a pain I never did get it working quite right. My battery life was not great, partly due to…
If I were buying a non Mac laptop today it’d likely be a Framework. Their laptops don’t feel as premium, imo, but the fact you can repair nearly every single thing on the laptop yourself makes up for a lot of it. I…
> And that may be the real truth of it: Error handling in Go just isn't ... that much of a problem to force action? I you are right that this is the truth of it. Error handling just isn’t that big a problem. 13%…
My first thought is how this would interact with things like screen readers and other accessibility devices
There's a pretty good documentary about MoviePass entitled "MoviePass, MovieCrash" that goes into detail about the fraud. It's a pretty wild story. Mitch Lowe and Ted Farnsworth were very deceptive about Moviepass and…
No worries. Also definitely not something to call yourself stupid over in your edit :)
What are you talking about? I'm responding directly to a comment that called those two things out. My point was that systemd and bash are _not_ part of a linux system, and you can't count on them being there.