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trampi··on Outlook now ignores Windows' Default Browser and opens links in Edge by default
is it? tell me how to configure the play button on the keyboard to open spotify instead of apple music :)
trampi··on HP disables customers’ printers if they use ink cartridges from cheaper rivals
That sounds like pure horror to me. I haven't heard of this before. Can you provide a source to back this claim?
trampi··on Show HN: Debate Devil – AI debating practice app
+1 AIの論点展開は、関連性が高く、論理的整合性があり、証拠を適切に使用し、説得力があると評価できます。一方、あなたの立場は、専門的な知識に基づく根拠が不十分で、一般的な場合にも例外があることを考慮せず、感情的な偏見があるように見えます。したがって、AIの議論が優れていると判断します。
trampi··on Unplanned Freefall? Some Survival Tips (2001)
Oh god, I hoped you were kidding. But you were not ...
trampi··on MangaDex infrastructure overview
Reads like a small excerpt out of "Designing Data-Intensive Applications" :)
trampi··on RFC.fyi: Browse RFCs by keywords, id or collection
Thanks for your opinion, stranger on the internet. We will try harder to use your helpful feedback to accommodate to your wishes.
trampi··on Ask HN: Who is hiring? (May 2021)
Pazz | Fullstack Developer #3 | Full-Time | Angular, Node | Munich, Germany ONSITE

We're a small, early-stage Start-Up aiming to revolutionize how movie creators find each other, work together and release their movies.

Learn more about us: https://www.pazz.de/about-us

Apply by sending a mail to info@pazz.de. Alternatively apply via our "Job-Application-API" today: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@pazznetwork/pazz-apply-job

trampi··on Kaspersky believes it found new CIA malware
you forgot /s
trampi··on EU Commission to end AstraZeneca and J&J vaccine contracts at expiry
https://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/corona-impfstoffe-eu-kommi...

> Berichte, wonach Verträge mit AstraZeneca und Johnson & Johnson ausliefen, dementierte die Kommission aber.

translated: However, the commission denied reports that contracts with AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson were expiring.

trampi··on Say goodbye to resource-caching across sites and domains
For anyone asking what this means in numbers:

> The overall cache miss rate increases by about 3.6%, changes to the FCP (First Contentful Paint) are modest (~0.3%), and the overall fraction of bytes loaded from the network increases by around 4%. You can learn more about the impact on performance in the HTTP cache partitioning explainer. [0]

[0]: https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2020/10/http-cache...

Additional metrics: https://github.com/shivanigithub/http-cache-partitioning#imp...

trampi··on Database Version Control with Liquibase
Wouldn't be a viable solution for an old project I was working on: we had to support different SQL back ends.

Liquibase abstracts it away and allows you to use plain SQL where you need it. Your solution looks simple at first glance, but does not scale very well. For small projects your approach will work, but its an instance of "not invented here".

> Then spends two days fiddling with config files to get it working.

Not really the case in the project I've used liquibase with.

trampi··on Firefox 80
Which contains an option to collect marketing data, which I had to manually opt out. Mozilla really lost my trust with this one, paired with the recent lay-offs and the re-orientation. I will not recommend Mozilla Firefox anymore, sorry.
trampi··on Invert, always, invert
Native german speaker here: In this context, I would read "umkehren" as "turn back / turn into the direction where you came from"
trampi··on Against Testing
And that's where the developer writing the test would check the test branch coverage and see that an obvious branch has not been tested.
trampi··on Ask HN: How to handle code reviews with a visually impaired coworker?
With a bit of luck, GitLab C-Levels will read this and priorize it. Wouldn't be the first time here.
trampi··on The Wiki is in French (2011)
While your comment is correct, this would not have prevented the issue stated in the article.

> After determining the source IP of the crawler (one of the admins was experimenting with Nutch as a supplement to the wiki's impoverished search capabilities and had authenticated the crawler using their admin credentials)

The real problem is that a GET request is meant to be side-effect free. A crawler only issuing GET requests should not be able to modify e.g. global settings. Even when using an admin token.

trampi··on The Wiki is in French (2011)
> After determining the source IP of the crawler (one of the admins was experimenting with Nutch as a supplement to the wiki's impoverished search capabilities and had authenticated the crawler using their admin credentials)

Quoting the article.

trampi··on Group Chats Are Making the Internet Fun Again
use The Lounge if you want to host something like that yourself, it is open source. I like it. https://thelounge.chat/
trampi··on 'One Ring' Phone Scam
Living in Munich, got the first 'Hello, I am from microsoft, please grant me access to your computer'-calls three weeks ago. Blocked the number, scammer tried to call from this number 10 times again while blocked, then tried it on a new phone number. I've blocked the new one after the second call. Since then, my phone is silent again.
trampi··on German chemicals giant Bayer victim of year long cyber attack
Interesting. In the German version of the article [0], you see the list of criticism, including the contaminated haemophilia scandal.

[0]: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayer_AG#Kritik_und_Skandale

trampi··on My Notes on How to Start a Startup by YC
Thanks a lot, I find it very interesting!
trampi··on Oft-quoted paper on spread of fake news is retracted
> That said, I don't think it's normal for a "software bug" to result in such an egregious error as to require a retraction of the study. I'd like to know why the peer review process failed to detect the problem.

A Bug in FMRI Software Could Invalidate 15 Years of Brain Research [1]

[1]: https://www.sciencealert.com/a-bug-in-fmri-software-could-in...

trampi··on SQLite as an Application File Format (2014)
Sounds like https://martinfowler.com/eaaDev/EventSourcing.html
trampi··on How one-sided objects like a Mobius strip work
as far as I can tell: no, it does not seem to be a Mobius.

Edit: They did change the image. In the last image, they showed a metal surface which wrapped two times and had not the properties of a mobius strip.

Edit 2: found it, the old image was this stock image: https://www.istockphoto.com/de/foto/moebius-streifen-in-meta...

trampi··on TypeScript 3.0
Ex Java Developer Here, settled to full time Typescript now. For me it was the main documentation. Typescript will feel similar.
trampi··on All software sucks (2011)
Wow, the replys are really a disappointing read. I would not have stay that calm.
trampi··on Ask HN: Recommendations of good cybercrime novels?
I read it some weeks ago and can definitely recommend it. It was a departing gift from my university, a very fitting one for computer science students if you ask me.
trampi··on Keeping a plaintext “did” file
Thank you for sharing. It is simple and efficient. I did something like this on a "per-ticket"-basis but did not really thoughtful use it. I will definitely try this again with more focus on putting all necessary/related information in it - I included only a fraction of the relevant information.
trampi··on J.C. Bose: 60 GHz in the 1890s
Very interesting article, thank you for this recommendation!
trampi··on ESLint compromised, may have stolen your credentials
Hi! Thank you for posting the script. In the meantime, the script has changed to "//1", see http://pastebin.com/raw/XLeVP82h. Is it possible, that it could have for example leaked ssh keys in the past? Is it possible, to get all revisions of this pastebin?

edit: after researching it on my own, it seems that only administrators can edit pastebins, regular users can not.

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