@gitstashio Here is how you set it up. https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/...

It used to be an extension, but it has been a builtin feature for a while.

Are you syncing your settings? I have never had an update break my preferences, let alone something as fundamental as indentation. New installs are a breeze with synced settings too, I just login with my github account and everything syncs back (extensions, settings, layouts). I hope you find your peace.

@b2plane wait so you applied, went through technical round, then you got rejected (as you expected?) and received a response the next day with feedback. And now they are fucktards?! I get the frustration but maybe there is something for you to learn here too.

Did you just change the query or also added/improved indexes to your tables?

Do you find this ... alarming? I'll see myself out.

I call this Elbow+Enter

If you don't, you are not growing.

Same thing happened a couple of years ago at the University of Eindhoven. They started a program that was available to women only for the first 6 months. Men could only apply after 6 months, if those places were not filled. They eventually lost the case. This where good will turns to bad policy.

https://dutchnews.nl/news/2020/...

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I am more interested in how you managed to keep an android 7 device working. This is a 5 year old version on a device that's supposed to have a life cycle of 2-3 years.

It is ridiculously delicious.

@AlgoRythm you do realize this is the website's decision to use this feature, right?

@Oktokolo Now I'm confused. Now you are talking about end user applications? Anyway, keeping up to date is another thing that docker can help with (tags), apart from the dependency/requirement packaging and portability. Feel free to use whatever works for you though.

@Oktokolo Yeah, learn to use namespaces and cgroups and then teach everyone to use them so they can spin up your app. Docker solves a problem beyond isolation, don't be this nihilistic.

Excellent, but the bear could be carrying a tray, to make it more meta

Still lower to go. You could have not muted the mic at all...

@hjk101 I prefer a minigun analogy myself. Brrrrrt

Pretty sure AWS has a free tier for a year

@IntrusionCM It just feels you are responding to someone else. I never said any of the things you are commenting about. No mention of overhead, no praise on UDP being fast and good, no mention of performance being the end goal of a VPN. I just don't know what you are on about. All I said is Openvpn is something tangible and the de facto standard for VPN, which wireguard is not, and to avoid TCP to encapsulate other TCP. I hope I don't get tagged to read you commenting more about things I did not say. Goodnight.

@IntrusionCM I was not the one comparing the two. Read the thread again. TCP retransmissions are a thing when you move around or go over the air. Using TCP traffic encapsulated in TCP is going to hurt then.

@IntrusionCM Feel free to use wireguard in prod. I'll be sticking with ovpn thankyouverymuch

@magicMirror Avoid TCP for any VPN implementation. You are just setting yourself up for double TCP retransmissions.

@jkommeren Openvpn is still king. Wireguard is still a promise of something that is not here yet.

How does this not come up in your standups, retrospective or planning?

Oh spanning tree, oh spanning tree...

- Roll for indentation.
- Critical miss. You press 67 tabs and 54 spaces in random order.

I'd be more worried about a production server running a desktop manager and wine.

Try this: https://gns3.teachable.com/
GNS3 is an amazing learning tool

Word. I had a firewall that decided that https to sendgrid is a new application and broke a shit load of notifications

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