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  • This is a good idea. I think one risk, though is that the specialist companies that hold all the personal data then become massive targets and a single breach would be catastrophic.

    Still better than the way things currently are, though.

  • I've heard this said many times, and I'm sure there's truth to it. Raw meat needs to be treated carefully because the risk exists.

    I'm not sure the risk is as severe as this comment suggests, though since many cultures have a version of raw minced beef like this https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steak_tartare

  • In my experience, this is a sign that the solenoid has something inside it. Your best bet is to take it apart and do a full descale.

    This video takes you through the whole process. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9i-EH7qXOc

    It's not as big a task as it might seem, and it will definitely get everything flowing again

  • Beware their client CLI client. It silently failed to back up some files that it claimed to have backed up.

    Also, after reaching out to them, it became apparent that they had full access to my files.

  • I haven't written go in a little while, so things may have a changed since. I'll give this a go regardless.

    First thing I notice is there's no explanation of what this is supposed to do. A little blurb in the readme would help. I have no idea what rbac is, so it would give me some context.

    Then, there's no main function. Where's the entry point? This is a bit where I'm doubting myself now. Maybe go has changed, but when I was writing it, it requires a main function to even run.

    I also notice that many of your functions and types start with a capital letter, making them public, but everything is in the same package. This is maybe nitpicky, but I would start with everything as private. As the project grows, and things get organised in packages, you open up the things you need.

    With all that said, if it runs and does what you expect it to, I'd say that looks good!

  • Thank you for sharing the conversion chart. I don't know how much I can trust these, though. For normal cooking, sure. But for baking? I'd rather have a repeatable measurement.

    Take for example the blueberries in that chart. 1 cup can range from 140 to 170. 30 grams can really fuck up your cake by either being too wet or too dry. If you give me a weight measurement, it doesnt matter what size my berries happen to be, the result will always be the same.