BoysenberryPi

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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
I don't want to talk about vaccines anymore. Whatever study people have to cherry pick or whatever beliefs you may hold, whatever your stance is, most people have made the decision on whether or not to be vaccinated. What I wish we foc
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
I'm more interested in how Jeff manages to maintain 200 open source repos and still have time for all the other extracurricular he does like the graphics card RPi testing he has going on. Please tell me your time management secrets.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Definitely not off topic. I do not use Obsidian but while Obsidian is a knowledge base software, I can absoslutely see the appeal of being able to organize your thoughts and notes into a full-fledged article and then push to something like
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Setting this up sounds like a tremendous waste of time while DDG has already setup all the bangs for me.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
The comments in HN threads regarding the vaccines are bizarre. The majority of stances here essentially boil down to "the vaccine is fine" vs "the vaccine is bad."
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
You're playing with semantics. Someone is selling ownership to something they do not own.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Let's give OpenSea the benefit of doubt and say they don't know their platform is being used to illegally sale things the distributor doesn't own. I see no reason they shouldn't be held to the same copyright rules that Y
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
OpenSea is a great example of break the law until you get caught and then pay a small fine. They just haven't reached the "get caught" part yet. Putting utter ridiculousness of NFTs aside, a lot of the art on the site is stra
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
You're showing your age. There was a time when you could ask Netflix for any number of DVDs for almost any movie and have it sent to you.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
NFT sites like OpenSea not doing anything to fight stolen art is a massive problem and the artist community has very little recourse.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Because you are already using it for other things.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
> Are we not allowed to be judgemental? I am far from innocent here but I'm gonna say no. You are saying IoT is far from a worthy cause. Really? Is it not worthy that my aging grandparents can open the door from their bed and not ha
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
I'll second this. I'm pretty techno-savvy if I do say so myself but I haven't the slightest when it comes to self-hosting and security concerns also prevent me from doing it.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Out of curiosity, what did you not like about Bullshit Jobs?
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
I try not to make a habit of so brazenly committing fraud.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Personally experienced this. I bookmarked a keyboard I was interested in purchasing in a month or so. When I went back it was a completely different item with the same reviews. Just today in fact, I was looking for an office chair seat cush
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Going to somewhat hijack this to ask a question. Are there any popular non-Rails uses for Ruby? I'd like to learn Ruby but it seems that Python and Ruby occupy the same space and use cases so you really only need to know one of them.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Watching HN debate unions is always a good time. Blizzard is right, being in a union generally means you can't negotiate for yourself but seeing as the workers are in this position to begin with, negotiating for themselves clearly wasn
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Tried Wayland recently on Fedora 35 with an AMD GPU and found that it causes issues with a lot of Proton games that I don't have on X.org. So, Wayland is still a "no thanks" for me.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
I saw this a while ago and wanted to contribute so I found my way to their source. Unfortunately, this was my first interaction with SourceHut, the site they use as their central point of development, and found it completely unintuitive. Af
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
I'd ask you why you aren't interested but then I'd be asking you to talk about your feelings.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
> Remarkable is advertised as an E-Ink reader as well as a writing device. In reality, this only works if you have e-pub books on your hard drive. Where can you get e-pub books? Basically nowhere What? I'll give you that the two lar
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
When it comes to crypto I am completely uninformed. In my uninformed opinion, I think there is probably something of value in crypto and the blockchain but I can't see it under the intense amount of bullshit the crypto community comes
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
This is not surprising. Tesla is notorious for pushing QC on to the purchaser and fixing all the faults after the fact. Everyone I know who owns a Tesla has had some sort of problem that they had to get fixed almost immediately after purcha
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
>Second issue, perhaps I'm a poor typist, but my fingertips frequently got stuck between the keys, causing mistakes by triggering adjacent keys. This is a new one on me. I have never heard of this happening to anyone. My recommendat
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
I agree with you for the most part but >The problem with "knowledge assimilation" aka note taking is that after a certain point, you have more "knowledge" than you even want. The extra becomes noise. At first, the ide
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
I toyed with Racket a while ago and enjoyed it but is there any practical application for it or would I just be using it for fun?
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
It is a completely different undertaking but my point is, I'm willing to give System76 credit here and wait and see how this plays out instead of jumping to cynical conclusions about how terrible this will be.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
I remember when PopOS was first announced and everyone was like "terrible decision, just use one of the many distros already out there." Yet, PopOS is now one of the most popular and most recommended distros out there.
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by BoysenberryPi 5y ago
Everything I know about Zenimax leads me to believe they are the absolute worst.

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