LilBytes

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   by LilBytes 5y ago

   It's the true in everything, gen 1 version of cars, fridges, you name it. I try to get gen 2 or later after a new revision. I made an exception with my current car because all the electronics are new which to be frank are probably the
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   by LilBytes 5y ago

   Yeah agreed, can't wait till they're available in Australia.
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   by LilBytes 5y ago

   To add as a counter point, I've only had positive experiences with Dell. And that's over 10+ years at work and personally. It's never been more complicated than the normal: 1) "make sure your BIOS is upto date" hogw
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   by LilBytes 5y ago

   Therein lies the business benefit, if you use SharePoint you need two or three people instead of one business analyst. My company has 60 staff and SharePoint with the Teams Wiki integration is so _demonstrably_ worse. I didn't think I
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   by LilBytes 5y ago

   Yeah, I haven't got these issues either.
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   by LilBytes 5y ago

   You've basically described my homelab set up here. Proxmox, a few LXC, each with their own containerisation running.
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   by LilBytes 5y ago

   Even regular cars get to the point of renting being too expensive vs. buying. Quite regularly. I've been using carnextdoor.com.au for years when ever my motorbikes weren't enough to get around. But if you're renting a car eve
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   by LilBytes 5y ago

   There's an existing GitHub ask for this to be implemented. It's not terrible jumping between work and personal and work environments but it would be nice if I didn't have to.
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   by LilBytes 5y ago

   Same here, Tailscale and their DNS LetsEncrypt service does all the HTTPS management for me. Works just fine really.
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    I'm not OP but I'm using the same. Setting up file and network sharing using Tailscales DNS service is trivial. https://tailscale.com/kb/1054/dns/
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    If it's a fair comparison, I was the FTE equivalent and got promoted to a position where I couldn't piss anyone off any more. I ended up quitting and they replaced me with a contractor who did the same at 4x the cost.
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    SSM Port Forwarding and Tailscale are your friend. I'm using a mixture of both with most staff WFH now and their home IP addresses not being static. Tailscale especially is an amazing product though I've only had it running at wor
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    SarCasM CaSE AnD EmoJis HaVE thEre PlACE.
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    Shame no one picked up on the sarcasm.
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    DDoSaS. Distributed denial of service and sleep. Nice work.
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    I found it was my ad blocker
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    Calvin Calvin calvinnnn. You never forget it.
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    Glassjaw are another band I'd add to the list. Though its been many years since they're produced a track. Edit: wow, they never broke up. Off to the rabbit hole I go.
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    This is why security teams get a bad wrap :(
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    Nope. It runs on every client that I want to remotely access. This includes a Proxmox host, a few LxC environments, home PC, work laptop and on my phone. I did have some issues getting it running on WSL2 but as long as I can get to the Wind
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    I set up Tailscale a little over a week ago, it boggled my mind how easy it was. I'm using it for personal use at the moment and I'm considering changing to a paid user to my friends and family can access Emby over the internet. I
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    Same here. I struggle with portion control. I can pig out like its no one business. IF provides me a structure that I can help control my eating schedule, tied in with a food subscription ( https://chefgood.com.au/ ), it mean
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    I regularly frequent https://www.reddit.com/r/Justrolledintotheshop/ (I'm a grease monkey at heart before I switched to SWE), cars coming out without oil, break fluid, breaks or similar are not uncommon. HOWE
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    Thank you very much for the response! :)
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    This looks PERFECT. I'll trial it out tomorrow. I can see on individual pages (books?) you're tracking changes, e.g. created and last edited. Are these changes tracked in a history page for version control by any chance, ssdanbrow
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    waits patiently for an Australian release
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    Same, I'm one of them. I now donate to the developers of the *aar web apps instead. I had Netflix and Prime till recently in an effort to promote the defragmentation of streaming services as a show of unity but, its getting worse. And
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    Earlier in 2021?
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    This reads like an episode from Silicon Valley.
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    by LilBytes 5y ago

    Yep, the other guests in my domestic flight must be a little concerned.