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Biometrics like fingerprint scans can only be used as a username, not a password. Reusing passwords is a bad practice and having 200 different biometrics for 200 different services is not realistic. As soon as your fingerprint that you registered on your lost phone is leaked you will be in a world of trouble if you use it for other services. (Also biometrics can change with time)
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Thank you for your work on neovim :)

I noticed the difference by playing with kitty. It makes me consider switching to a compatible terminal emulator.

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Are you familiar with git pickaxe?

For example: git log -pS 'deletedvar'

Comment · 4 years ago

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Comment · 4 years ago
Fascinating, thank you for informing me.
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Yes, you go further than 12 factors with my favorite point of the article:

> It’s much better to have a DataBackend that has implementations like Postgres14DataBackend and MySQL8DataBackend rather than just changing the driver: 'postgres' to driver: 'mysql' in some configuration file.

Comment · 4 years ago
I mean using Java interfaces for backing services, as opposed to using Java interfaces for every Java classes.
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How I use DecSync for my calendar without any central server:

Thunderbird (Linux) - Radicale+Radicale DecSync plugin (Linux/Systemd) - 'DecSync' Folder (Linux) - Syncthing (Linux) - Syncthing-fork (Android/F-droid) - 'DecSync' Folder (Android) - Decsync CC (Android/F-droid) - Simple Calendar Pro (Android/F-droid)

Radicale runs only on localhost. Syncthing runs only on the local network.

The synchronization only happens if the computer and the phone are on the same wifi network.

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