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by INTPenis 3y ago
I recently realized how much data the wayback machine is archiving when I found my old webpage with dozens of videos and photos of my puppies being born and they all worked.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Slightly on topic but we've been talking about vaults and keys for years now and I work in CI/CD but I still am no wiser to how I'm supposed to practically use this in my pipelines. Can someone link something that explains it
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Couldn't they use something that made more sense like OpenKeystore or OpenKeyvault? I know Hashicorp might be sensitive about them using the word Vault though, I just feel that it should be descriptive more than a game.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
This goes for both Gitlab Snippets and Github gists, but I never really wanted it to be backed by git. In the beginning I saw it as just a convenient pastebin service associated with the git service, for single files and quick sharing. It s
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by INTPenis 3y ago
I'm glad I checked the comments first, not worth it.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Unfortunately it's true that a lot of plastic is just burnt. In Sweden we consider ourselves as very advanced in recycling but there was just a story in the news today where they said that old snow toys were just NOW, sometimes, being
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by INTPenis 3y ago
"For hackers" haha. I have three lines in a CI definition and a git command and I'm publishing my site. Am I a hacker?
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Seems like a lot of training wheels to me. I mean linting, formatting can be done by piping buffer into external programs. Not sure what back end integration means but you can accomplish a lot with just bash+vim+tmux (or zellij which I rece
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by INTPenis 3y ago
I wonder if there is a sensible API where you can track everything without storing a video file. Something like seeing Window positions, classes, names, and maybe even GTK/QT cache?
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Makes me glad I stuck with vim. I do pretty much the same thing as you, what made you use vscode in the first place? What are the coolest features in your context?
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by INTPenis 3y ago
The effect is real, every generation will feel an effect that is slightly new and relevant to their time. But if it's going to lead to the complete downfall of society and lethargic adults who cannot deal with life, I doubt it. I'
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Parents then would have sworn otherwise.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
This really is starting to sound like all the hysteria from the 80s, 90s about Doom, baggy pants, gangster rap music, punk rock music, satanism in the woods, I could go on and on. Data collection is bad, and I wish I could raise kids withou
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by INTPenis 3y ago
For that dig he sported a very trendy pair of naturally torn jeans.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
It did, but they've crowd funded at least one new episode through patreon subscriptions.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Oh I know! :D And also Prof. Alice Roberts has a great series called Unearthed History[1] where Phil Harding featured recently. 1. https://www.youtube.com/@UnearthedHistoryChannel
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by INTPenis 3y ago
This blows my mind because it reminds me of how we find dinosaurs! I love time team, and I know it's not even close to neanderthals. But I've grown accustomed to them finding human remains in soil. But this is in sedimentary rock!
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by INTPenis 3y ago
"This is a US teenager". Wouldn't be hard to add that right? We're not all american on the internet.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
They're using startup tactics to produce 2 ton vehicles.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
I have containers for everything CLI. Like I'll have one specialized for build tools, one for manipulating qemu images, one for Terraform/ansible and so forth. I even build cargo packages in a container, install the binary, and th
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Given recent supply chain attacks I think this can be a good idea. But it seems like a lot of work to centralize information in one place. A lot of unpaid work. Because no one is going to pay you for this information. I predict it would soo
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Sounds like you're leaning more towards the Qubes OS model, even though I'm sure you don't want to go that extreme. Either way I'm very happy with Atomic Linux, it's a huge improvement. I'm sure there will be m
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by INTPenis 3y ago
I understood some of those words. But I've been using Atomic Fedora for the last 2 years and my whole work flow has shifted to using containers for everything CLI, I can have specific container images for work on qemu images, or terraf
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by INTPenis 3y ago
They can charge whatever they want, sort of like they already do for medicine.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
They can just create their own medical equipment supplier and funnel money that way. Bottom line is that when you let privat businesses decide they will always choose profit over people.
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by INTPenis 3y ago
I'll mirror what someone else said, have they actually sequenced them? Clearly a lot of changes happened at a very early state, mutations, so why should we expect their genetic makeup to be identical?
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by INTPenis 3y ago
This is why I think it all came falling down due to the teknoraver patch to libsystemd to replace lzma with libarchive. Because anyone has the resources to test this locally and find the issues, but they just didn't have the time anymo
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by INTPenis 3y ago
That's true, I had missed how popular they had become. My brother briefly lived in a wooden apartment building around 2017 and after they moved out I noticed a few criticism of the new wooden trend. Then I just lost track of it. The tr
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by INTPenis 3y ago
The bridge was built during a trend to build wooden apartment houses here in Sweden, and probably all over Scandinavia. This fad has now passed and there have been several news stories about what a bad idea it was. I guess they were trying
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by INTPenis 3y ago
Yes, they did hand it back in 1977. How big of them.

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