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by Corrado 4y ago
Yes, and it's very difficult to find punch card operators nowadays as well. Technology moves on, you have to move or get left behind.
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by Corrado 4y ago
In a former life (before clouds) we had a SAN go down because of a backplane problem. It was down for days while being diagnosed/fixed and then in read-only mode for another couple of days while the disks were in repair mode. I know
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by Corrado 4y ago
You could replace "devops" in your first paragraph with "developers" and it would still make sense. Everybody is out there grabbing stuff from GitHub and shoving it into their projects. Most technical folks today don&#
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by Corrado 4y ago
I agree with this. I spend most of my days on newly created systems (AWS EC2 instances) that are bone stock. I don't use any vim plugins at all because they wouldn't be the same everywhere and it's not worth configuring a sys
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by Corrado 4y ago
I'm thinking the killer app might be more along the lines of personal use. A HUD for your car or directions to that Egyptian spice I can never find in the grocery. Or measuring the height of your refrigerator to see if will fit under
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by Corrado 4y ago
I feel that a lot of posts like this might be under-representing the true costs of running your own hardware. I was only tangentially associated with a large-ish operation and I can tell you that there are loads of things that take a lot o
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by Corrado 4y ago
Interesting... I did not know that you could share your YouTube paid status with other family members. I despise the Ads that YouTube shows me and would do almost anything to remove them from my phone, iPad, and TV. I already use a blocke
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by Corrado 4y ago
Isn't this what Nebula[0] is targeting? For a low, yearly subscription you can directly support creators without having to rely on Ads. I'm pretty seriously considering subscribing to the Curiosity Stream / Nebula bundle and
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by Corrado 4y ago
The only thing I miss from LastPass is the ability to store different types of credentials. Bitwarden offers a couple of basic things (login, credit card, identity, secure note) but LastPass allowed you to create new, custom credentials. O
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by Corrado 4y ago
I use Bitwarden and almost never use the app. Most of my interaction comes from the browser plug-in and Bitwarden.com.
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by Corrado 4y ago
I would love for Bitwarden to use this money to make SSO available to all pricing levels. Currently, in order to use SSO with Bitwarden you have to be on their "Enterprise" plan. I think SSO is too important to gate behind a pay
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by Corrado 4y ago
Some of the reviews were posted before the episodes were even released.
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by Corrado 4y ago
I think this would be awesome to develop a Tesla "skill" for. Since it's self-hosted, I don't have to worry about sharing my Tesla credentials with a 3rd party. I tried to create a quick and dirty Alexa skill to do thi
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by Corrado 4y ago
"Open the butt hole" works as well. Well, it doesn't turn on the seat heater, but it does open the charging port.
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by Corrado 4y ago
There are several of these ultra-bright LED signs in my neighborhood that are very annoying at night. One is at a nearby church displaying the schedule and various upcoming activities. It is at eye level and is just off to the side of the
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by Corrado 4y ago
There's some evidence[0] that Tesla will enable messaging in their cars using Starlink. This would be a bonus for me simply because I often times lose signal in my car near my house, and I'm near my house quite a bit. [0] https:
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Tesla premium connectivity through Starlink V2 confirmed(teslarati.com)
2 points by Corrado 4y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 4y ago
And if I rmember correctly, the ladies singing the song were the Pointer Sisters. They really did have some great music on Sesame Street / Electric Company.
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U.S. Green Lights Tiny Modular Nuclear Reactors(popularmechanics.com)
2 points by Corrado 4y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 4y ago
Ok, I've noticed the same effect with music and yawning. I'm musically inclined and have pretty good rhythm and it seems to me that songs seem to change tempo when I yawn. Maybe the same type of thing is in effect here; my brain
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by Corrado 4y ago
This looks really interesting and could potentially allow a lot of folks to switch to EVs. I wish there was more information available on exactly how it works with EV charging. Most of the stuff I can find relates to solar power integratio
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by Corrado 4y ago
Yes, I've heard it said that CNN was the beginning of the end of journalism as we knew it. The drive to have 24 hours of things to say and the need to get people to watch it constantly really changed the formula. Now it's just a
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by Corrado 4y ago
I have to say, I traveled to the UK last month and was astounded by the positive morning news. My mother and I both commented on how good it was to watch the news in the morning and not be inundated with the death and destruction that we s
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Broken and distrusting: why Americans are pulling away from the daily news(theguardian.com)
41 points by Corrado 4y ago|30 comments
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by Corrado 4y ago
I would love for this to be good, but I'm afraid it's going to follow in the footsteps of "The Shannara Chronicles". I read every single one of the "Shannara" books as well as the sub-series (Word & Void,
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by Corrado 4y ago
That's one of the things I miss most about moving from a Google Pixel to an iPhone. The Pixel was configured to use Google's call screening service, which would filter unknown callers and make them state the reason for the call.
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by Corrado 4y ago
Regarding pricing, in my experience the Tailscale crew have been very forgiving when it comes to user/device limits. I'm sure if you have 10 users and 100,000 devices you would get some attention, but keep it reasonable and you s
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by Corrado 4y ago
They do have a video on their site showing the Flipper opening the charge port on several Tesla vehicles. That's actually kinda scary.
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by Corrado 4y ago
I've realized the same thing during my career in IT. Being nice (to everyone, but especially) to the boss's assistant paid off time and again. I can't tell you the number of things I got done for me around the office specif
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by Corrado 4y ago
I had the exact same experience as a young owner of a cool new remote controlled car. However, I think this example proves the point that Apple isn't the first or only company to exclude "required" components. My RC car didn

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