MiguelHudnandez

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by MiguelHudnandez 3y ago
I think I still have javascript commandlets to auto-play phases of this game. That brought a whole other level of enjoyment to it.
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by MiguelHudnandez 3y ago
Broad alerts are really good to have. Narrow metrics are great to have once something goes wrong. When a server does go down, what did CPU, memory, disk IO look like? Did the request count climb quickly before the outage? Having those o
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by MiguelHudnandez 3y ago
Based on some anecdotal observations, I think 1Password 7 was better than version 8. I don't think missing telemetry is their problem. Lots of UI changes don't sit right with me, but they're only minor annoyances. I respectf
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by MiguelHudnandez 3y ago
It is pretty easy to determine a link. https://katu.com/news/local/fireworks-blamed-for-six-wildfir... We legally light stuff on fire and launch it in the air, that will absolutely result in additional fires. The
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by MiguelHudnandez 3y ago
Sounds like a good opportunity for a distinction between banning and opting out, or at a note field where mods can put some text pertaining to the reasoning behind it. I feel like you and the community will be better served with some nuance
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by MiguelHudnandez 3y ago
It's unclear if he's also recommending to leave echo devices disconnected, or just cycling the auth info. Based on what he's sharing now, there are hints of two issues: 1) authentication information including MFA secrets migh
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by MiguelHudnandez 4y ago
I'm not sure if there's any reason to think it's anything more exotic than a meteor. Beautiful, for sure, but plenty of totally typical phenomena are beautiful.
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by MiguelHudnandez 4y ago
This does work. Not quite as nice as Firefox’s multi-account containers because tabs can’t co-mingle in the same window. But totally serviceable. I use a combination of both every day at work. I like chrome for some things too because you
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by MiguelHudnandez 4y ago
This is huge for malware distributors as well as industries that rely on identifying end-users. For IT support folks it'll be less than ideal.
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by MiguelHudnandez 5y ago
In some cases refrigerating the ink will make it visible again, but not reliably. Leaving notes in your car can cause then to be erased. So these are a novelty or for casual use. A fantastic use case though is in sewing. Ironing the fabric
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by MiguelHudnandez 5y ago
I was wrong on the math, but I think b2 is great for online backups. Great to have "just in case" but not necessarily trusted to production just yet. I still have a lot of fondness for the team and products based on their open sou
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by MiguelHudnandez 5y ago
25 TB is about $130/mo on backblaze b2. (Not $13/mo as I originally posted) Edit: GIGO math error. Their website said $0.005/gb, not $0.0005 as I based my calculation on.
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by MiguelHudnandez 5y ago
Can you share some of your research about it?
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by MiguelHudnandez 5y ago
Yes, time machine can run over the network. It really is easy.
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by MiguelHudnandez 5y ago
"MenuBar Stats" has a versatile collection of widgets to add to the menu bar. I'd prefer something open source though, if anyone has recommendations, please share. Once you're running a tool like that, it is interesting
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by MiguelHudnandez 5y ago
An early step in recycling is usually shredding. It's better to remove big things made of known metals first (like copper wires and aluminum cases), but if they keep it all together it can still be processed.
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by MiguelHudnandez 5y ago
That's pretty hilarious. Until recently I didn't think of the CPU fan as an auditory cue for how hard your system is working. But now I can remember times that excessive fan noise has prompted me to investigate the cause of exce
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by MiguelHudnandez 5y ago
It is rational to devalue automatic communication. The birthday card you get from your dentist is not valued. That said I have lost touch with a lot of friends I care about. The best friends are those you can pick back up without maintenanc
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by MiguelHudnandez 6y ago
Indeed. Some component of Adobe's suite will be responsible for re-enabling them, so it's just a balance between actually using the software and disabling the background tasks.
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by MiguelHudnandez 6y ago
launchd sounds scary but it is not that hard to get an agent enabled. It's basically a plist file or two in the right place and a command to enable it. You can have launchd call your shell script once per minute. I used this to good
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by MiguelHudnandez 6y ago
It is the nature of commerce that you must enter into contracts with other entities. The internet itself is federated but most people don't ever have a chance to see it that way because it mostly just works. Even if you bought your own
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by MiguelHudnandez 6y ago
Wouldn't the audience self-selecting based on political alignment limit the discourse to a few predictable takes for any given issue? Did many leftists and centrists go to parler? (The same limitations will likely occur at the original
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by MiguelHudnandez 6y ago
15kW should be enough to easily lift an adult human, but the stability implications are a good reason this is an assisted wingsuit and not a jetpack. Another thing to consider is that saying it has 15kW motors and 5 minutes of thrust does n
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by MiguelHudnandez 6y ago
Thanks for the clarity! I did not write that very well. Didn't mean to imply that is was something other than vegetable oil plus some animal-based seasonings.
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by MiguelHudnandez 6y ago
For your third suggestion, I'll take a shot: For animals to lactate, they must become pregnant. Dairy cows are repeatedly impregnated, they give birth, and they are separated from their calves. Female calves become dairy cows themselve
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by MiguelHudnandez 6y ago
US vegans will not be partaking any time soon. McDonalds still uses beef and milk along with oil for the fries. In other counties I believe McDonalds uses vegetable oil for the fries.
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by MiguelHudnandez 6y ago
"Committing 100% is easier than committing 98%." Paraphrased from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vj-91dMvQQo
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by MiguelHudnandez 6y ago
Amazon has already stepped over the line a little bit with their Audible app. Months ago they made it possible to redeem your credits in-app instead of prompting you to use a web browser to do that.
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by MiguelHudnandez 6y ago
Any person's coordinates will change over time, that is true. I don't think that removes any value from the measurement system.
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by MiguelHudnandez 6y ago
The telescope's orbital period and the relative positions of the earth and the sun will affect how the exposures are scheduled. I went looking for more detailed information -- It appears they are open enough with the data that you can

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