Nicolas Perraut
@tuarrep.dev
Building useful and customer tailored payments solutions (card issuing, TapToPay, complex funding schemes)
I must admit I struggle to answer.
Scout just works so I forget it.
Perhaps it is an answer indeed 😀
Scout just works so I forget it.
Perhaps it is an answer indeed 😀
October 29, 2025 at 12:24 PM
I must admit I struggle to answer.
Scout just works so I forget it.
Perhaps it is an answer indeed 😀
Scout just works so I forget it.
Perhaps it is an answer indeed 😀
I’ve installed the extension, but I never use it.
Herd just works :)
Perhaps if there was an “Update PHP” command, I could use it.
Herd just works :)
Perhaps if there was an “Update PHP” command, I could use it.
October 27, 2025 at 9:11 PM
I’ve installed the extension, but I never use it.
Herd just works :)
Perhaps if there was an “Update PHP” command, I could use it.
Herd just works :)
Perhaps if there was an “Update PHP” command, I could use it.
There are numerous ways to say NO.
Some are acceptable for the whom you say it; some are not.
I prefer some variations like “no but.” To give a chance to make it differently or with another person than me.
I don’t like letting someone in with a final NO and without an alternative.
Some are acceptable for the whom you say it; some are not.
I prefer some variations like “no but.” To give a chance to make it differently or with another person than me.
I don’t like letting someone in with a final NO and without an alternative.
October 23, 2025 at 9:31 PM
There are numerous ways to say NO.
Some are acceptable for the whom you say it; some are not.
I prefer some variations like “no but.” To give a chance to make it differently or with another person than me.
I don’t like letting someone in with a final NO and without an alternative.
Some are acceptable for the whom you say it; some are not.
I prefer some variations like “no but.” To give a chance to make it differently or with another person than me.
I don’t like letting someone in with a final NO and without an alternative.
We disabled IPv6 in the network interface configuration and host kept up and running since then (more than two years).
There is still a mystery: why does this work a boot and not later?
There is still a mystery: why does this work a boot and not later?
October 21, 2025 at 7:12 PM
We disabled IPv6 in the network interface configuration and host kept up and running since then (more than two years).
There is still a mystery: why does this work a boot and not later?
There is still a mystery: why does this work a boot and not later?
Investigations led to a tricky network configuration issue.
We had disabled IPv6 at the kernel level (compliance requirements) but the main interface was configured to use IPv6 and DHCP.
Each time the networking stack tries to renew the DHCP lease, it crashed, letting the host without any network.
We had disabled IPv6 at the kernel level (compliance requirements) but the main interface was configured to use IPv6 and DHCP.
Each time the networking stack tries to renew the DHCP lease, it crashed, letting the host without any network.
October 21, 2025 at 7:12 PM
Investigations led to a tricky network configuration issue.
We had disabled IPv6 at the kernel level (compliance requirements) but the main interface was configured to use IPv6 and DHCP.
Each time the networking stack tries to renew the DHCP lease, it crashed, letting the host without any network.
We had disabled IPv6 at the kernel level (compliance requirements) but the main interface was configured to use IPv6 and DHCP.
Each time the networking stack tries to renew the DHCP lease, it crashed, letting the host without any network.
We should have someone to report this to.
It’s dangerous to write those things.
It’s dangerous to write those things.
October 16, 2025 at 6:50 AM
We should have someone to report this to.
It’s dangerous to write those things.
It’s dangerous to write those things.
Now you had to implement those APIs, as this article will feed others LLM and they will become a de facto standard 😆🙃
October 9, 2025 at 6:32 AM
Now you had to implement those APIs, as this article will feed others LLM and they will become a de facto standard 😆🙃
Neat!
We have a homemade one in my current company we will be happy to replace if yours is merged 😀
Why not `domainIn` and `domainNotIn` as it accepts a domain list?
We have a homemade one in my current company we will be happy to replace if yours is merged 😀
Why not `domainIn` and `domainNotIn` as it accepts a domain list?
October 7, 2025 at 5:39 AM
Neat!
We have a homemade one in my current company we will be happy to replace if yours is merged 😀
Why not `domainIn` and `domainNotIn` as it accepts a domain list?
We have a homemade one in my current company we will be happy to replace if yours is merged 😀
Why not `domainIn` and `domainNotIn` as it accepts a domain list?
Is this little caps pop up a Raycast thing? I always thought it was MacOS’s 🤯
I love Raycast even more now
I love Raycast even more now
September 24, 2025 at 10:26 PM
Is this little caps pop up a Raycast thing? I always thought it was MacOS’s 🤯
I love Raycast even more now
I love Raycast even more now
Disruption is often in 3 phases.
1. Getting started; people find it ridiculous
2. Getting traction; people find it scary
3. Getting generalized; people find it normal.
It is not limited to tech; think about feminism, women voting right, or segregation abolition.
1. Getting started; people find it ridiculous
2. Getting traction; people find it scary
3. Getting generalized; people find it normal.
It is not limited to tech; think about feminism, women voting right, or segregation abolition.
September 10, 2025 at 8:47 PM
Disruption is often in 3 phases.
1. Getting started; people find it ridiculous
2. Getting traction; people find it scary
3. Getting generalized; people find it normal.
It is not limited to tech; think about feminism, women voting right, or segregation abolition.
1. Getting started; people find it ridiculous
2. Getting traction; people find it scary
3. Getting generalized; people find it normal.
It is not limited to tech; think about feminism, women voting right, or segregation abolition.
I used the product in 2022, if memory serves.
The design is great, and the product is very nice too.
It’ll be my first choice if I’m asked to choose one
The design is great, and the product is very nice too.
It’ll be my first choice if I’m asked to choose one
September 10, 2025 at 8:03 PM
I used the product in 2022, if memory serves.
The design is great, and the product is very nice too.
It’ll be my first choice if I’m asked to choose one
The design is great, and the product is very nice too.
It’ll be my first choice if I’m asked to choose one
It’s common in my experience for brand new uncommon domains with a form somewhere.
In a previous activity, we launched plenty of micro websites with one form for promotional offers. They were sometimes blocked.
Just explain what’s the purpose of your site and it should be good.
In a previous activity, we launched plenty of micro websites with one form for promotional offers. They were sometimes blocked.
Just explain what’s the purpose of your site and it should be good.
September 8, 2025 at 6:06 AM
It’s common in my experience for brand new uncommon domains with a form somewhere.
In a previous activity, we launched plenty of micro websites with one form for promotional offers. They were sometimes blocked.
Just explain what’s the purpose of your site and it should be good.
In a previous activity, we launched plenty of micro websites with one form for promotional offers. They were sometimes blocked.
Just explain what’s the purpose of your site and it should be good.
TIL: Rust, Scala and Haskell also have
September 6, 2025 at 8:16 PM
TIL: Rust, Scala and Haskell also have
Add a DNS blocker on your network (piHole or Piolle for people living in the Alps) and the “I don’t care about cookies” extension and you are go to go.
September 5, 2025 at 10:59 AM
Add a DNS blocker on your network (piHole or Piolle for people living in the Alps) and the “I don’t care about cookies” extension and you are go to go.
Shower thoughts is to the thought what SVG is to bitmap images
September 5, 2025 at 10:57 AM
Shower thoughts is to the thought what SVG is to bitmap images
I hope that the history about Atlassian’s CEO is true and this buying is because he loves Arc and wants it to stay the same.
If this is true, I think he will just pay and not interfere, neither trying to merge it into Atlassian.
Just a big sponsorship from one who can afford it.
🤞🤞
If this is true, I think he will just pay and not interfere, neither trying to merge it into Atlassian.
Just a big sponsorship from one who can afford it.
🤞🤞
September 5, 2025 at 10:46 AM
I hope that the history about Atlassian’s CEO is true and this buying is because he loves Arc and wants it to stay the same.
If this is true, I think he will just pay and not interfere, neither trying to merge it into Atlassian.
Just a big sponsorship from one who can afford it.
🤞🤞
If this is true, I think he will just pay and not interfere, neither trying to merge it into Atlassian.
Just a big sponsorship from one who can afford it.
🤞🤞