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by Corrado 5y ago
I'm pretty excited about this subscription service. I don't have an extra $10k laying about to use for something like this but I would like to see how it works. I probably won't subscribe to it each and every month, but if I
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by Corrado 5y ago
Well, I guess that means the new-session-manager project has won out. If the NON stuff doesn't exist anywhere, then people / distros don't have much of a choice to include it.
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by Corrado 5y ago
I'm not sure that's a good justification for naming something the same as an existing project. What if someone forked Nginx or PostgreSQL and did the same thing? Would that be acceptable behavior?
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by Corrado 5y ago
My team is remote but we (used to) get together once a quarter and work in the same space for several days. The most productive part of the day was the walk to/from the office. The office was close to the hotel and had several coffee
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by Corrado 5y ago
In my city, the qualifications for being a LEO keep dropping. It used to be that you had to have some college credit hours, which degraded to completing high school, which degraded to at least a GED. Now, I think you just have to apply an
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Tesla to use face recognition to offer new 'Driver' and 'Passenger' profiles(notateslaapp.com)
2 points by Corrado 5y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 5y ago
I just finished a couple of 500 mile drives in my Model Y and can confirm that Autopilot was wonderful. The lane keeping was great and the adaptive cruise control was outstanding! It was very relaxing being able to relax a bit while letti
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Save Copies of All Data You Import(ericlathrop.com)
2 points by Corrado 5y ago|0 comments
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by Corrado 5y ago
On the subject of paying OSS projects, it makes me think that the idea of a part-time OSS "employee" might be a good one. Almost all businesses benefit from OSS but almost none of them pay back to the community. What if a busine
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by Corrado 5y ago
I concur. After a lifetime of Audi, Honda, and VW cars I can honestly say that my Model Y has made driving fun again. I actually look for reasons to drive now. If friends and I are going out, I'll offer to drive everyone. Need some
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by Corrado 5y ago
I agree on all points. I've had my Model Y since August and it's, hands down, the best car I've ever owned (or driven). I loved re-building and driving my Porsche 914 and my old VW Golf GTI was great. I had an Audi A4 Quat
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by Corrado 5y ago
Are you saying that it's possible to upgrade the CPU? If so, that would be game changing and would put the price point in a whole new light. I can imagine "upgrading" my computer to a faster processor like we do with RAM.
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by Corrado 5y ago
If you've every wanted a laptop that you could customize and assemble yourself this laptop might be for you. I think it looks interesting for the mechanical keyboard alone.
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MNT Reform 2 DIY Kit Review(mauromorales.com)
82 points by Corrado 5y ago|37 comments
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by Corrado 5y ago
Maybe Melinda will follow in MacKenzie Scott's footsteps and become simultaniously super rich and super philanthropic.
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by Corrado 5y ago
Possibly. I guess the "fastest" program I use on a daily basis is Sublime Text, which is native on multiple platforms. I never have a slowdown, even on very large files. It instantly responds to keyboard input, which is a must
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by Corrado 5y ago
I don't know about that. My plain white Model Y gets a LOT of attention from people of all ages, including the under 10 crowd. I've driven other, more flashy cars, and have never gotten as many "Oh look!" reactions in
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by Corrado 5y ago
I spent quite a bit of time in corporate America in the early 2000's and saw a lot of UML being thrown around. I don't think anyone actually used any of the diagrams, but they were certainly required by the "process". Fu
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by Corrado 5y ago
As the primary AWS guy in our company I'm pushing for all our developers to get M1 macs ASAP. When that happens we'll start building/testing on ARM systems and I'll transition all of our EC2 stuff over to Graviton proce
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by Corrado 5y ago
I generally feel the same way and sometimes ask myself if I'm living in the same world as some people. Almost everyone complains about Gmail being slow but I don't find it unbearable. I keep it open in a Firefox tab and use it a
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by Corrado 5y ago
I think the software component is truly underestimated. It's been said that Tesla is really a software company that happens to build cars, and I can believe it. I'm not sure that VW, GM, or Ford will ever be able to compete on t
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by Corrado 5y ago
> I believe most people don't care about the 0-100 speed. You say that, but almost every single person I've given a ride to in my Model Y has come away from the acceleration portion of the trip amazed and wanting more. Older m
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by Corrado 6y ago
> The only differentiator is screen size, RAM, and OS? I think that's the point. Until now, buying a computer has always been focused on the CPU and RAM stats. If you wanted faster/bigger you had to spend more. With Apple&#x
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by Corrado 6y ago
I guess I'm getting a MK 3 (TouchID + number keys). Too bad they aren't in the store yet. Hopefully they will be available separately!
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by Corrado 6y ago
As far as I understand it, yes, the rules the big tech platforms have ARE just. In this case the customer (Parlor) didn't follow the rules (ToS) and was given notice as to what rules were broken and how they needed to fix things. The
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by Corrado 6y ago
That's a very good point, and a distinction that I had not thought of before. Maybe it comes down to legality. Homosexuality is not illegal but is racism illegal? Even religiously motivated racism?
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by Corrado 6y ago
I think that's disingenuous. All business have rules and regulations that "customers" must follow. No shoes; no shirt; no service. I can't refuse service to you if you are thinking about taking your shirt off, but I
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by Corrado 6y ago
Back in the day, I changed my password 13 times every month in order to reuse the same one again. Super secure!
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by Corrado 6y ago
I really love the fact that I can change profiles depending on CLI prompts. So, when I SSH into a server the background color of my terminal changes to blue. When I change to root but background changes to white. This, along with banner
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by Corrado 6y ago
I was thinking of this: https://youtu.be/uRGljemfwUE

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