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it's on my work laptop which means Cisco shove it in something. just an anecdata
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it's already costing them, dropped 40k on servers and avoided them like the plague.
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ok that one's a cool tip
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Is there a neat netbox > dhcp allow & dns/reverse loop config I can setup? How do you even do that in ipv6 and netbox IPAM?
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In the event of some issues. Physically moving to the seat could be impossible in time. The a380 is certified to 853 people aboard, just pay the fucking skills. Skilled people are why an economy exists, paying people is the point.
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it's cool but half the battle. To keep an eye on decoupling you need to map where the state goes. For web, what parts of the code are making using fetch / xmlhttprequest. using the URL & params, history. What's using loca
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It used to be if you wanted thousands of tiny files give seaweed a go, minio would suck. But minio has since had a revision so you'd have to test it out. Seaweed has been running my k8s persistent volumes pretty admirably for like a ye
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I'd argue no not if they go public they can't.
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Considering gitlab is a very k8s native app it's way of running a build and moving caches into it, vs moving the container over to where the cache's are is very annoying. I've had issues open for years to update the cache-key
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We've had 10-point touch for well-over a decade now, but I really don't see the UI paradigm for multi-use has evolved. If I lay this down flat, what apps can 2 people use concurrently like whiteboards or diagrams? Even 2 instance&
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have the speed - half*? the speed maybe?
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"js, the good parts" introduced those diagrams to me and I've always hoped they would show up more.
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shadow don't has always been on the platform the only new big but is an API exposing it. before you just never got to change certain components like select dropdowns
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linking those and I think a wasm hosted kicad library editor would help the community keep on top of useful models. It seems a lot of the issues with part libraries is curation and trust so everyone builds their own.
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Very cool. now do a 2 door wagon of this. tycan touring is the closest us SUV or mock-suv hating people have. if the demand for the 992 safari is anything to go by something that can eat a pothole and speed bump would very popular.
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no you'd have to make that in every users /home to be system wide. Else it's just user-wide
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you don't have night vision with headlights and full beams on... they look just like daytime running lights, not terribly bright.
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That did help me find https://github.com/cage-kiosk/cage/wiki initially I'm here there's other going down that path. Thanks
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my Google Fu has failed me but isn't there a simple way to compile rust or go to a Linux os that boots to a gui? lots of embedded talks about tiny hardware and framebuffers etc. I can throw hardware around, it's UX/dx I just
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some way to raise issues with these systems to uninterested operators needs solving. When I managed exchange I had a boilerplate explaining incorrect SPF for all the good it did to keep myself sane adding exception after exception. I still
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you'd break the web and that is worse overall
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oh that map was you? I was completely baffled as a kid whatever that map was about
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hopefully waived and the likes of a CM5 would use it
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as for air defence it's a new paradigm in that you just launch ALL the air defence. Once the threat is eliminated you get them back. if you launch all of a patriot it's a decent reload time. It changes the cost/benefit of fi
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That's not counting just how many working X7 and X5's you passed.
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So to defend the help points because it's interesting; You literally cannot write a powershell function that doesn't support get-help <myfunc>. So that's already a win it's self documenting because of the type syst
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> why invent PowerShell, why not just use ksh or bash? I’m a long time Unix dev so that was my first instinct. I tried and failed. There is a core architectural difference between Unix and Windows. Linux is a file-oriented OS and Windows
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I'd like to add my issue with the specific DSL approach isn't the learning curve, but the curve is a saw tooth pattern. If you don't keep using those DSL's weekly, in 2 years I dare you to write a valid one from memory.
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I feel like anyone disagreeing with me that they won't swap to powershell every day from now on didn't really read my point and just clutched bash harder. I just said learn from it a bit, you don't have to live with it. It&#x
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I mean blimp is surely the answer there if we're going down that route.
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