Captain Spic @CaptainSpic

Software Developer France Joined May 2018

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Captain Spic @CaptainSpic

5 months ago

@JamesNK I find the metrics panel quite hard to use. Would it be possible to change the visualization at some point? Some grafana light option, or even an embedded grafana instance? (It's possible to deploy grafana and prom, with aspire, but not integrate them with the dashboard)

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Captain Spic @CaptainSpic

6 months ago

@pontusab How to you handle build time? Does this directories all build separately? What happen if you're updating a central dependency?

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6 months ago

@MamanRookie C'est pertinent si : - il y a une fonction hors gel - il est possible de le redémarrer à distance

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6 months ago

@pontusab Fastest cache is an array. Complexity is the same but hashing keys has a bigger cost

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10 months ago

@davidgpeterson @just2red Hmm. Should be easy enough to make one that wraps the proton CLI I will try 🙂

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10 months ago

@davidgpeterson @just2red I'm using containers, I am not aware of a docker image for proton vpn. Did I miss it ?

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10 months ago

@davidgpeterson @just2red I'm using a wireguard client and connect with a config file :)

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10 months ago

@davidgpeterson @just2red Do you know a place to submit feature requests ? I would really love to be able to select the fastest server of a country or the least busy server (or any other way except manually selecting a specific server)

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10 months ago

@davidgpeterson @just2red I believe that enabling users to select the fastest server of a country instead of the globally fastest server, would prevent them from manually selecting a server.

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11 months ago

@dhh Found this: manuals.omamix.org/2/the-omarchy-… So it seems to answer my question but most linux distro does not support login with fingerprint after startup. Does Omarchy do?

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11 months ago

@dhh Do you support the fingerprint sensor for everything? (Both login and confirming authentication for sudo, etc)

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Captain Spic @CaptainSpic

a year ago

@Intitech07 "Accept" header is made for that. "application/json" got JSON and "text/xml" for XML

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Captain Spic @CaptainSpic

a year ago

@ogx_dev @mjovanovictech 😅 We call this tool a fork, though. You can rediscover it and call it whatever you like, it would still be considered as a fork by most of the people 😛

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Captain Spic @CaptainSpic

a year ago

@ogx_dev @mjovanovictech It's been used in various languages (go, rust, js/ts, python, php, ...) and its meaning is known by most of people. That's why I meant the "whole industry". I don't know what you refer to by "clean code". If it's the book for Bob Martin. Then DTOs aren't directly related to it.

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Captain Spic @CaptainSpic

a year ago

@ogx_dev @mjovanovictech Furthermore, if you use short-lived objects, whose sole purpose is to contain data. Then you're using the DTO pattern whether you call it or not "DTO" 😅

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Captain Spic @CaptainSpic

a year ago

@ogx_dev @mjovanovictech Ofc, we do. I'm just saying it's not a brand new and trendy term. I've done some research, the term has been coined by Martin Fowler in 2002. It has been, since, adopted in the whole industry. Even if it wasn't, giving a name to a pattern doesn't affect the pattern usefulness

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Captain Spic @CaptainSpic

a year ago

@ogx_dev @mjovanovictech Like using short lived objects whose sole purpose is to transfer data? 😛 I'm not sure that DTOs are fairly new, nor trendy. I learned the concept 12 years ago 😬

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Captain Spic @CaptainSpic

a year ago

@Dave_DotNet I don't understand why that's not the default behavior 🤔

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a year ago

@ogx_dev @mjovanovictech Not sure about this one 😅 How do you handle changes of your application's boundaries without refactoring its core, otherwise ?