Drybones

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by Drybones 4y ago
I've been trying for several months now. My ex-co-workers and close friends have been lucky to get jobs at MANGA companies, even referring me cause I was their technical senior. My luck has not been as good though. Just gotta keep tryi
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by Drybones 4y ago
Not only did my pay change not match inflation this year, but my overall income is lower now since I am now salary based position instead of hourly, but I end up working more than 40 hours a week due to degradation of our company and rapidl
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by Drybones 5y ago
Yes and no. It’s most likely because exim is the mail manager for cPanel which is still very popular. IMO any server that is non-cPanel with a mail server is most likely using Postfix.
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by Drybones 5y ago
smallpox
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by Drybones 5y ago
This article isn't very useful for a "one liner radio", but I use icecast2 in a couple of ways 1. I host a VGM radio [1] 2. I use a combination of icecast2 and darkice to have a full home audio networking. With the home audio
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by Drybones 5y ago
I had it in late March and I had absolutely no idea I had it. Coincidentally I needed to go to get tested for someone’s wedding who asked for a negative results and I came back positive. I just waited a few days, tested negative, and the. G
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by Drybones 5y ago
As someone who does full patches every couple of weeks on my servers and reboots every several months, I agree, however there's stuff that can live patch the kernel these days like kernelcare and livepatch by Canonical and more. Anothe
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by Drybones 5y ago
It's not as common, I agree, but I work for a data center company that does almost exclusively bare metal servers and colocation. We have a VPS part of our company but it's a different brand name and you won't find it on the
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by Drybones 5y ago
1. The existence of gravity and it's proofs are vastly different than this topic and not comparable. 2. What gravity even is at a technical is still unknown and debated right now between a few theories. The question here isn't abo
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by Drybones 5y ago
Ironic, I just switched to the Apple iPhone ecosystem 2 years ago after a decade of using exclusively Android, to rid myself of Google and to get better made apps. - Phone: There is no phones anymore that interest me from the Android ecosys
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by Drybones 5y ago
Hello is the BSD Desktop project I was thinking of, someone mentioned it in a reply in this thread [0]. Also a very cool project. 0: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28068864
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by Drybones 5y ago
This looks super cool. Reminds me of GoboLinux a bit but with BSD and the goal of being an open Mac environment. This has my interest cause I'm looking into trying to do something similar but using Linux instead (mainly because of hard
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by Drybones 5y ago
I was on vacation in Egypt, this year, with a guy who worked at Facebook, along with a fairly large group of us from the States. He would stalk people's Facebook profiles in our group to find out information on them and even confront t
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by Drybones 5y ago
I've been following this all very closely and I have not seen any evidence to show that any physical attack has ever happened, including the alleged police report in Germany, by cookie, which others can not seem to find. So I would not
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by Drybones 6y ago
Or how about not commenting to statements that aren't completely wrong by saying "completely wrong" when that is clearly debatable.
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by Drybones 6y ago
Exactly how?
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by Drybones 6y ago
You can't just say "completely wrong" when it's clearly not.
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by Drybones 6y ago
Fascism? Hardly.
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by Drybones 6y ago
When everyone has a camera, social media audiences, live streams, YouTube channel, websites, and blogs/micro-blogging, what is the definition of Press and why do Press get to ignore restrictions and closed off areas? Are the only Press
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by Drybones 6y ago
These articles are as misinformation themselves as the tweets they're talking about
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by Drybones 6y ago
As someone who spends way too much time on Twitter (been using it since 2008), I see these kinds of articles often and have hardly ever encountered these types of bots. Additionally, I've had my own account locked and shadow/ghost
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by Drybones 7y ago
this has nothing to do with daily usage and it's shown that the activity is mostly because the default loaded page is mozilla.org
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by Drybones 8y ago
This is not true at all
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by Drybones 8y ago
I don't understand why frugality means you're middle class. I also don't understand how $200k-$500k, a very sizable income, even in the SF bay area, is magically the middle class now
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by Drybones 8y ago
I've been De-Googlfying myself lately as well. I've made a comprehensive list to almost all Google products, which I have screenshotted in the link below: https://my.mixtape.moe/tonyaw.PNG Replacement column is wh
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by Drybones 8y ago
I consider my self to be a person that's good at a lot of things, especially in tech stuff. But Man do I wish I was great at one thing because I am struggling to find a place for myself and getting started in work. No business seems to
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by Drybones 8y ago
When I said I was using Windows 10 as a daily driver, I didn't mean for my development stuff. I use my MacBook Pro with macOS for development stuff and work. Linux for file & web serving, troubleshooting devices, file system/p
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by Drybones 8y ago
GNOME 3 has come a long way from it's initial release. It's still quite inconsistent in how application menu options are presented, what window decor buttons are displayed, the light and dark decor options. Plus the top bar is not
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by Drybones 8y ago
I love using Linux. Sometimes. Mostly just from the CLI for servers. I don't consider Linux desktop to be realistically usable for the average user, and that's the biggest problem. I think the UX isn't there on most setups. S