BanazirGalbasi

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by BanazirGalbasi 2y ago
Maybe explicitly registered trails (like the one on your land) could grant more access than the default Scottish ones mentioned above. That way the people who are okay with motorized vehicle access can allow it while not affecting the major
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by BanazirGalbasi 2y ago
Improving your handwriting is pretty simple, it's just mildly time consuming. I journaled for a month and just focused on how I wrote each letter. At first it took me half an hour to fill an A5 page - but my handwriting looked so good!
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
Do you run many plugins, or do you keep it fairly stock? I'm beginning to wonder if that could be some of the issue, even though the upgrade guidelines include instructions on upgrading plugins. My setup has otherwise been pretty simpl
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
I have never once had Nextcloud updates work properly. It doesn't matter if I update as soon as the new version is ready or if I wait long enough for my current version to go EoL, the updater breaks something critical and my instance i
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
> tracking changes, not documenting those changes Documenting changes is part of tracking them. Yes, there is the code itself, but explaining those changes allows for following the development path. Do you expect everyone to read every l
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
Why did you make this commit? What was the reason that made you stage these particular files and their changes and commit them to the repo? What were you trying to fix, add, or change? I rarely see that documented in comments because it cha
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
I Fucking Hate This Website Design. I get their points, but the way everything is presented is awful. I assume that these are comments on an article or responses in a conversation, but I can't see who is responding to what. Clicking &q
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
Lua: Portuguese for "moon", it was developed in Brazil as a successor to SOL (Simple Object Language) which also means "sun" in Portuguese.
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
> the increased productivity pays off in bonuses and career growth Anecdotally, neither I nor my friends have seen this happen. Putting in more effort just leads to an increased workload along with a "Meets Expectations" during
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
They have paid tiers. Yes you can get basic email for free, but it has a limited inbox size and filtering options. I think their cheapest is $4/month (USD) which also includes some of their other products. They have higher tiers which
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
They're not talking about free as in no monetary cost, they're talking about free as in freedom. Google has enough market share that they can just make their own standards and everyone else just follows. I have repeatedly come acr
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
As someone who rents and is hoping to buy a home eventually, I think both sides are somewhat right. No, I'm not in a position to buy, so I have to rent. However, I think that there's too many single-family homes that are owned sim
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
There's also growing competition from large companies buying up supply for one reason or another. Housing is being used as an investment option by hedge funds, and now there's whole companies running AirBnB rentals. The latter is
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
When the original project, MinuetOS, was started, RISC-V didn't exist yet and I don't think ARM was common enough. Even when this was forked from MinuetOS four years later the status quo hadn't really changed. If anything, it
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
Cars don't always stop at marked crossings. Hell, they don't always stop at marked crossings with lights, or at school bus stops. This isn't an issue of pedestrians just randomly walking in front of cars. Drivers don't a
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
> 3. Battery dies when doors or trunk is left open due to the car running its computer. This happens with less-smart cars as well. I've heard countless stories of batteries dying on picnics or camping trips because car doors were le
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
It's a term taken from combat sports which refers to the lowest weight class. When a lot of applications market themselves as lightweight, "flyweight" implies that this application is even lighter.
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
I think that's their point - if Chromebooks were unprofitable, they would have been killed off years ago. Instead, they're thriving and being expanded upon.
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
I really wanted to try switching to pass, but I use my password manager on my phone too much, and I dual-boot on my desktop besides. WSL solves the desktop issue, but I'm not sure what the best option is for syncing Linux, Windows, and
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
This is one of the most common reasons I've seen people use to push back on Discord for support, and the article somewhat brings it up in points 3 and 4. It's not publicly scrapable or anonymously accessible, nor can you archive i
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
Honestly the biggest restriction most people probably have is lack of space. I'm not even allowed a grill at most apartments, let alone a fire hot enough to work steel. I've been waiting 15+ years to start at this point, so a few
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
Python uses indentation for nested scope (I think that's the right term). While other languages might use curly braces or even keywords like do and end to enclose loops and functions, Python uses indentation. It ensures code is readabl
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
> Not everyone is cut out for every job. Not every job should hire people. From the thread, it seems that she was belittled and harassed, and when she tried to address the issues she was dismissed and even reprimanded. This isn't an
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
It's honestly kind of nice for trivial decision-making. The d2 displays H/t instead of 1 and 2, so it's an actual coin flip. Other than that, I just wanted it for the novelty, pulling it out during D&D was hilarious.
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
I'm currently wearing a F-91W with one of these installed. Here's what I have running: * Clock * Sunrise and Sunset times * Die roller (d2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 20, and 100) * Stopwatch * Temperature sensor * 36-hour temperature log T
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
I feel like I've said the same thing here 3-4 times now, but for some of us it's about what's the most minimal setup required to use the tool. As a sysadmin, I want to be used to the most common tools and configurations that
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
Guacamole was actually my first choice and it's what I used a year ago. In that time span I've screwed up enough that my lab actually needs a whole rebuild, so I'm looking at alternatives to see what could be swapped over. As
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
Personally I can see myself using this to access my homelab from work without having to open extra ports. Since I can't install a personal VPN client on my work machine, a web-based desktop behind a login would give me most of what I w
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
It seems like this what this theory states is that what females find sexually attractive is the ability to create sexually attractive offspring, not sexual attractiveness itself. It's all about the potential for future generations - in
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by BanazirGalbasi 3y ago
> I also don’t understand people’s aversion to Meta over Google, Amazon, etc. Objecting to Meta specifically here is a response to VR suggestions. The other two companies are irrelevant in this conversation because neither has a VR heads

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