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Darn, they pulled a Sublime Text on us. The new annual payment licensing model is unfortunate, I wouldn't have helped with beta testing if I knew this is what they were going to do. It's not really a service and historically they haven't been putting out a stream of useful new features on a regular basis to justify the subscription.

Did they remove it already? The only relevant thing I see is a list of apps for generating TOTP codes based on their popularity.

I wish recruitment platforms would start classifying the level of remoteness instead of a blanket remote allowed statement.

These days remote often means work from home due to COVID in the time zone of the physical office. Presumably won't be remote forever.

Remote used to mean people would be working asynchronously, and it didn't matter where you were physically situated and what hours of the day you were online. Obviously this only tends to work for places that are results driven as opposed to ones that care about the number of hours you put in.

It's "contact us", i.e. how much is it worth to you?

In case the designer of the page sees this, your dark mode needs some work: https://imgur.com/JHP9C6r

How does one get a list of all domains?

without the paywall: http://archive.is/8QSfQ

It's disappointing to see bugs slowly creep into their products and stay version over version. I have the All Products Pack and most versions are currently pinned to 2019.1.4 which has the most bearable balance of bugs and new features.

Just to clarify, by Aus are you referring to Austria and not Australia? In Australia the road culture is so bad that they make dramatic TV shows about it and relative Youtube channels sharing dash cam footage of bad drivers are actually source of entertainment to many.

The requests should fail unless the servers you are running allow CORS as per the headers.

They got my contacts because several years ago my Android phone upgraded to a new version that had removed the privacy guard feature. OTA, never again.

I always considered the actual template to be the presentation layer relative to the templating context. Having worked on large scale applications it has become apparent to me that performing business logic in the presentation is not the way to go. In my opinion, a templating application should be architectured in such way that your data is transformed to exactly how you want it to be presented prior to it getting to the presentation layer. Up in presentation, you should really only have to worry about checking if a condition is true or false or iterating a collection. From what I have seen of Golang, some (not all) design decisions seem to have been made to make it difficult to make such mistakes easily, so I would not be surprised if making it difficult to do logic in the template was a conscious decision.

I agree. It did inspire me to write this however, which I desperately needed for a long time:

alias eject="hdiutil info | gawk '/^\/dev\/disk([0-9]*)\>/ { system(\"hdiutil detach \" \$1) }'"

Github is an established brand in the industry. Presence on it is likely to get any project more exposure.

I don't like that the generated UUID has uppercase letters.

Perhaps they process them sequentially as opposed to concurrently.

Are you enrolled to AUSTRAC in accordance to Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act of 2006?

The .ssh folder and the files inside it should be given the lowest permissions possible.

That is very interesting. For anyone who might care they have done AMAs in the past.

There might more, but it is hard to tell with the poor search implementation on reddit.com.

Seems that their original stance on IMAP was and I quote "we’ve made the decision and we’re sticking to it" [1], while a year later this was changed to "... we’ll support IMAP for Outlook sometime down the line" [2].

[1] http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/xgjrw/we_are_the_team_...

[2] http://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/ej32l/we_are_the_hotma...

The title is a bit sensationalised. EU-based cloud data that is stored by Microsoft is accessible via Patriot Act because Microsoft is a US-based company and must comply with US laws regardless of where their data is physically stored.

I have tried getting used to Unity, but I just can't.

It all comes down to the fact that the Unity launcher is forcibly placed on the right hand side and I always accidentally click on it when trying to click somewhere in the region. No other OS I use forces such a thing, which is why I will never get used to it.

I tried changing my mouse sensitivity to compensate for the bar, but it makes everything else harder. There used to be a hack that would let you move the bar to the bottom of the screen, but it has not worked in the 12.x versions.

I use KDE these days. The worse thing they force their users to look at is the Cashew, which can be made transparent by installing a third party widget.

People often misunderstand what the Dropbox LAN Sync does. The file needs to be already in the cloud before it can be synced over LAN. This means that when you add a new file, it will first get uploaded to Dropbox servers then transferred to other computers over LAN. Considering that most home connections are asynchronous (slow up, fast down) the entire processes gets bottle-necked by that slow upload rate.