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Daegalus
6y ago
Resurrecitng an old MMO. I have the client source, and sources to the server of the MMO prior to it that use similar ideas, and debug data dumps of data structures, but no server software. so writing that from scratch. Time consuming, but i
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I "quit" caffeine probably 15 years ago. Had high blood pressure, just decided to be clear of it for my health. Havent needed it since. I am hyper sensitive to it now though, so even the littlist bit gets my blood pressure up. Im
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6y ago
Just compatiblity. I was Linux for a long while for work and gaming. Constant compatibility and hardware issues. Even something like Zoom worked like shit on Linux half the time. Or was missing features. Audio/Video hardware had issues
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6y ago
I really tried to like Nextcloud. I set it up multiple times. And it was a giant cluttered mess of a UI, things worked poorly, and as much as I want to be ok with a PHP app, I don't trust PHP. And its not because I want it to be JS web
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6y ago
I personally love FeedMe. I have tried so many, and its the only one that has a pleasant UI, tons of features and free. I would pay for it if it wasn't free. No ads.
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6y ago
Ya, I moved to Sammamish, WA from the SF Bay Area, and people make too big of a deal about Washington rain. Ya it rains, but its a normal 4 season type of thing. Rain most of winter with some snow for like 2 weeks. Light showers mixed with
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6y ago
I think this is something every computer/tech/future programmer should have done at least once, even if you give up half way. I did this when I was in early high school. I just got into Linux, and this was super fun to do, it real
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6y ago
that's the whole point of Hey, they want to fundamentally alter how email works. adding all those would be just limiting what the point of it is.
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6y ago
I agree with this. I just turned 30, and I couldn't wait to leave SF. Its a great city, I grew up in the Bay Area, but it is nto for me. I am not a city person. I never lived in SF proper, but I would hate it if I did. So I took the pl
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6y ago
sorry for the late response, but reason is you can't do a restore with takeout. I can backup from GSuite, and restore into consumer gmail. Its how I did my migration. Or any other combination. It also backs up in Maildir format, which
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7y ago
Sorry, I meant GYB: https://github.com/jay0lee/got-your-back
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7y ago
This is some good info, I personally still use GMail and used to use GSuite. Migrating from GSuite -> Gmail was a nightmare in of itself, but I found a service that helped me keep my custom domain emails and no longer feel like a second
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7y ago
Eating out compared to the bay area is cheaper, but not by a lot, i say about $10-15 for similar quality food and service. For a similar place in California that I pay $75 plus tip and tax and all that, i pay about $65 here in washington. N
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7y ago
I'll chime in and say that I just moved from California to Washington in September of last year. While its not a huge change, its enough to make a difference. Factors on why I did it: - Housing costs #1. I got into a rent controlled 2
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7y ago
I use zerotier in a similar fashion. It has been great.
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7y ago
We use Vault Enterprise at my company, and I do a lot of the deployment/adminsitration of vault. The enterprise version supports PKCS11 and external HSM: https://www.vaultproject.io/docs/configuration/seal
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7y ago
I have a fiance and a healthy family but even then I notice I didn't have quite as many friends outside my online social chats. My fiance became friends with a couple that i became friends with, and the husband on the other side introd
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7y ago
as someone who originally wanted to push Dart backend dev coming from Node and seeing the potential of Dart on the backend, I congratulate you on achieving what I couldn't with Fukiya (probably dont know it, it was my attempt at an Exp
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8y ago
That's super easy to get around. Install the LTS, change the release-upgrade setting from LTS to the non-lts setting (quick google will give the actual value). and run do-release-upgrade. I've been running non-LTS Ubuntu for a whi
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8y ago
I was looking at the milligram site and it looked oddly familiar. Seems http://getskeleton.com/ uses the same layout for their main page demoing the framework.
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8y ago
Any examples of other business that do what you mention at the end? Just curious what the "better" options are. I like to keep abreast of the underdogs.
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8y ago
I read the book too and it was very good. More of a easy to read research paper than a fad diet. And makes a lot of sound conclusions. I adjusted my eating accordingly also and have lost weight. The only issue is I had to add a morning bite
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8y ago
This makes a lot of sense. I have never seen Pore-Over written right, and pronounced, I always thought it was Pour and as an immigrant (even though i came here when I was 5 years old) it never quite made sense, but I went with it. Now that
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8y ago
I tried switching to Firefox twice after Quantum came out. I LOVE LOVE container tabs (which chrome had them, not just profiles). Only reason I came back is their Android browser kinda sucks. Addons constantly crash in the mobile browser, a
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8y ago
I've switched back to Windows 10 with WSL running Ubuntu 18.04 in it. Works well and gives me pretty great integrations.
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8y ago
Super technical person who doesn't care, reporting in. But I also wish we lived in a utopian society where all information, people, companies, govt. was public and there was no weird illusion of privacy that everyone is clamoring for.
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8y ago
I was a backend/cli developer for Dart, most of us were ignored when we asked for support in helping build out the Node.js aspect of Dart. So many left. I still maintain my few libraries but I lost of a lot of interest when they went f
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It's a shame, I was a HUGE dart for backend proponent. I made libraries and even middleware for API servers and such. I was constantly fighting to get ANY focus on the backend standard libs. In the end, I had to give up and stopped fig
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11y ago
Disclaimer: I am friends with the developers, and have been using since early alpha/beta builds. I just gotta say, that for my uses, Penny has already replaced Mint. I used Mint as a big picture view of my finances, and the ability to
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12y ago
I have 8 invites to give out for those that want it! Been on Keybase for a while and love it. Used it with a few coworkers.
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