Gabrys1

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by Gabrys1 9mo ago
defaults matter a lot!
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by Gabrys1 9mo ago
> Mac and Linux: Search for the Terminal in your applications list and open it. Next, copy the below command, paste it into the window (Ctrl+V or Cmd+V), and press the Enter/Return key: Should be Ctrl+Shift+V
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by Gabrys1 9mo ago
https://github.com/buyukakyuz/corroded
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by Gabrys1 9mo ago
I don't think they specifically target people who tend to go to sleep. But, having worked in the ad engineering, I can imagine they do know how often specific users skip ads and target ads based on that property.
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by Gabrys1 9mo ago
One can also use the Facebook website. It's almost usable on the Firefox mobile to the extent that you can check the news feed or notifications and reply to a comment, but anything more involved is very annoying (so you end up not doin
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by Gabrys1 9mo ago
LLM would help with this immensely, if only it was allowed (not sure how though... make the ruleset available as a single text field for export/import, maybe?)
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by Gabrys1 9mo ago
Am I missing any govt org there?
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by Gabrys1 9mo ago
Let them spend resources however they want. It's not like they are subsidized or anything
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by Gabrys1 10mo ago
Having clocks synchronized between your servers is extremely useful. For example, having a guarantee that the timestamp of arrival of a packet (measured by the clock on the destination) is ALWAYS bigger than the timestamp recorded by the se
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by Gabrys1 10mo ago
Getting from 95% compatible to 100% compatible may not only take a lot of time, but also result in worsening the performance. Sometimes it's good to drop some off the less frequently used features in order to make the tool better (or a
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by Gabrys1 10mo ago
1. The prepaid Visa or Mastercard come with an extra fee (like 5-6 dollars per card if I recall correctly?) 2. I didn't see the prepaid cards in stores outside the US, so they are probably not that popular outside. Sometimes you also w
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by Gabrys1 10mo ago
But gift cards aren't supposed to work that, right? If it wasn't "legal" or "okay" to have a 500 dollar card, they shouldn't be sold. They are available, therefore they should be perfectly usable. I don&#x
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by Gabrys1 10mo ago
These devices usually have detachable antennas, so just unscrew them
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by Gabrys1 10mo ago
> I'm more curious how/why the author ended up with a $500 gift card. That's a large amount, and the author never shares how this was obtained, which seems like a key missing detail. Did the author buy the gift card for hi
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by Gabrys1 10mo ago
The file operations on macOS are rather slow too. I needed to invest in some rsync-based syncing for an in-docker application build as accessing the mounted volume from a Docker container was around 20 times slower than on Linux :O
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by Gabrys1 11mo ago
at this point you don't need the phone :D
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by Gabrys1 11mo ago
With lack of regulations, the theory is, there will be many competing manufacturers of insulin, dropping the cost down. Probably not as simple as that, but that's the idea at least
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by Gabrys1 11mo ago
I think yes. And that's maybe the reason they didn't properly split the files to .cache/ .config etc
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by Gabrys1 11mo ago
There's an extension for that. Quite handy for in-browser terminals like one in AWS etc. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ctrl-shift-c-...
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by Gabrys1 11mo ago
I must have missed the video apparently...
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by Gabrys1 11mo ago
My understanding of this technology is that it's closed-circuit. No water is exchanged between the power plant and the ocean once filled with ocean water.
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by Gabrys1 11mo ago
I like Docker(compose) + Portainer for small deployments
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by Gabrys1 11mo ago
pCloud also has lifetime payment for a storage service. This must be some kind of Ponzi scheme, I guess they must count on 1. storage getting cheaper 2. traffic getting cheaper 3. that people will need more and more storage with time
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by Gabrys1 1y ago
> Can “second life” EV batteries work as grid-scale energy storage? Yes. Thank you
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by Gabrys1 1y ago
My guess would be that the manufacturer didn't remotely block the device, but rather the device itself did. If last connection time < N days ago and last M tries connecting were unsuccessful, then: brick myself. Still shitty, no dou
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by Gabrys1 1y ago
don't you just love how many ways of going full screen there are in macOS
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by Gabrys1 1y ago
Found first (!) thing that I cannot justify: sleep(number) sleeps for number of MILLISECONDS rather than - more naturally - seconds. The only possible explanation I found is that this maybe accepts a int rather than a float. (In this case t
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by Gabrys1 1y ago
You might need to install libxml2 in order to use XML parsing library for your high level programming language. You don't need to be writing C code to be affected by the dependency hell.
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by Gabrys1 1y ago
I'm normally very skeptical about new languages, but this one, actually looks very very promising! At places it looks like plain old PHP without the need for <?, in other I can see some goodies from JS with a bit of Python sprinkled
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by Gabrys1 1y ago
I guess the ./xxx makes it clear that the command expects a path (that may be relative to the cwd), so I'm not hating _that_ part.

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