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bitcrafter

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  • I'm not really sure what your point is?

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  • I agree that this recommendation is silly, but it is the last one at the end of a long list, so the post title is not a good representation of what the article is about.

  • [Hyprland] SSS v3.3.22 (Supreme Sexp System running on Guix + Emacs) - added Dracula support and polished experience

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  • Looks cool, but I am disappointed that the logo of SSS is not a SSSsnake. 😀

  • Fedora 43 Approved To Ship Hare Programming Language Support, Hardlinking Default

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  • What a hare-brained idea!

  • The V Programming Language

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  • Huh?

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  • This is just a temporary problem that will go away after Lip-Bu Tan gives Trump a gold statue of himself.

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  • I strongly object to your suffix gatekeeping.

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  • It is pretty sad that a feature that was introduced into C++ five years ago would not be widely used yet, but that also would not surprise me.

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  • Sheesh, I hate how piled on this company is getting when all that they did wrong was "inadequate design, certification, maintenance and inspection". And yeah, maybe they should have spent a little more time looking into those "known hull anomalies following its 2022 Titanic expedition," but who hasn't slacked off a bit, taken a vacation, and failed to "conduct any preventative maintenance or properly store the Titan during the extended off season before its 2023 Titanic expedition."

    Really, all of this is something anyone could have done!

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  • Part of what I find frustrating about this administration is that I normally might have been willing to give the government the benefit of the doubt, no matter which party was in charge, that due diligence had been done by professional civil servants before making that decision, but I can no longer trust anything that it does.

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    AWS accused of a ‘digital execution’ after it deleted 10 years of users' data without warning

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  • Ah, so just adding the irony of AWS not even using its own tools to prevent these kinds of mishaps.

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  • Sure, but the point is that he was supposedly paying AWS to have multiple backups in multiple regions, which he very carefully set up to maximize redundancy. If, at the end of the day, there is no actual redundancy because AWS itself is actually malicious insofar that it will delete all of your data for no good reason at all and then blame it on you, then they are being very dishonest about their product.

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  • That sounds even more reasonable to me!

    What does "CDK" refer to?

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  • All of the diligence in the world on your end does not matter if, on the AWS end, the employees can and do delete all of your data via fat-fingering without involving you at all, which is what happened here.

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  • I suspect that if this person had known that using AWS was putting all of their data within one wrong key press of being completely deleted without recovery, then they would have reconsidered using AWS.

  • Why I'm Leaving NixOS After a Year? (Uğur Erdem Seyfi)

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  • I cannot speak on behalf of the article author, but as someone who personally is an imbecile, the answer is: definitely!

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  • On top of all the other horrors, am I the only one seriously bothered by the fact that every dry-run is just a single fat-finger away from deleting all of a customer's data across all of AWS? I know that whenever I design a script to do something as dangerous as this, at the very least the default behavior is for it to do a dry-run so that if you want it to actually go ahead and make the changes you have to pass in an additional argument such as --confirm-deletion; for something this dangerous and apparently irreversible, I would probably also prompt the user to type "IAMSURE" before proceeding.

  • Why I'm Leaving NixOS After a Year? (Uğur Erdem Seyfi)

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  • It would seem that Nix has succumbed in this case to its Archenemy.

  • Microsoft suddenly bans LibreOffice developer's email account, blocks appeal

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  • Drawing an analogy to a spouse trapped in an abusive relationship that you have simply told "to stop the fucking whining" is not helping you out as much as you seem to think that it is...