MrDarcy

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by MrDarcy 1y ago
I’ll bite. We’re expanding into Europe. I literally copied and pasted our entire infrastructure into a new folder named “Europe” Now there’s a new requirement that only applies to Europe and nowhere else and it’s super easy and straight for
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
AG oversees utilities and are granted regulatory powers because they are effectively monopolies. Explain clearly and reasonably your claim and you will likely see action and response.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Splunk has been around nearly 20 years. I’d hardly call them a high growth tech company.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Contact your state attorney general is also an option.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Maybe. Maybe not. Both you and I are expressing personal opinions.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Trump feels Biden gave intel billions for nothing. Trump feels he’s balanced the scales by getting 10% of Intel. Trump gets to spin it as getting 10% of Intel for nothing. Win win for Trump.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Also why neurodiverse people often make exceptional managers. The neurology often results in good systems thinking. The diversity results in lifelong disciplined improvement of social interactions.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
sarcasm? macOS and iOS has all this today.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
For what it’s worth I’m neurodivergent, introverted and have avoided management up to the staff+level. Claude Code is great I use it all day every day now.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
To be fair, he says in TFA he wants to recruit like a cult. I don’t know many cult leaders who care about their followers, so at least he’s honest if not psychopathic in the way he says he’s going to abuse you before he does so.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
I’m not trying hard enough. Feel the same as you and GP for two decades and counting.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
I’ve been hearing a lot of good things about Fastmail. Time to try them out.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Oh I read it multiple times. The link to the other page is so obscure even the LLMs miss it. > Tell me about the Trunk VLAN issue with the UW6-IW The built-in 4-port switch in the U6-IW has significant limitations when it comes to VLAN
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Life would be rather boring if we didn’t.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
I’m excited to shoot my own music videos with my iPhone now. Last weekend my grade school friend visited and we took a boat out on Puget Sound. We followed two orca whales for 45 minutes and I shot multiple videos of them in 4k 60fps. They
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
I’ve also felt what GP expresses earlier this year. I am a grey-beard now. When I was starting my career in the early 2000’s a grey-beard told me, “The tech is entirely replaced every 10 years.” This was accompanied by an admonition to ev
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
You’re not thinking two or three orders out. It’s not about the modem, it’s about reducing the resource allocation of a boring component to make space for increasing the resources of other exciting components, taking the whole into account.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Not that I know of but I may publish something if it’s of interest.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
For the switches I'm considering replacing them all with 2.5gbit but don't see the need to yet. Currently I have a TL-SG1016DE as the core switch. The main proxmox servers are 3 used Dell 1U servers I bought from Ebay. Each has
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
Are you a ubiquiti employee who can see internal posts perhaps? There’s no such post on the public discussion. The only two instances of “fixed” on the page are people expressing hope it will someday be fixed.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
I've moved on from Ubiquiti access points as well. Their U6 simply does not handle VLANs properly, they never acknowledged the issue let alone fixed it. See https://community.ui.com/questions/U6-IW-how-to-trunk-a
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
This is a win win win for all involved, owner, renter, and Airbnb. I converted stocks into a vacation home on puget sound and rent it out when we aren’t using it. Demand is high enough that we don’t need to rent it out months in advance so
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
How small is your small business? My book keeping expenses are $120 a year, the cost of excellent saas software. I’ve found double entry books one of the most beautifully simple, yet powerful ideas I’ve ever come across. It’s hard to imag
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
I believe you that this works, but I can’t easily read or comprehend it without considerable effort, so I’d grade it below a solution I could.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
We’ve been able to buy used OptiPlex 3060 or 3070’s for about $100 for years now and they tick all the boxes for Plex and QuickSync. Only two NVME and one SATA slot though, so maybe not ideal for a NAS but definitely fits the power and the
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
It’s not misguided. The goal isn’t prefect security, the goal is mitigating risk and collaborating with cross functional security, compliance, platform, operations, etc… teams. Use Jules, also by Google if you need what you describe.
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
First, props for your candor. It’s refreshing. I do wonder if Rails is so bad compared to other frameworks that it deserves such a distinct treatment. Over the decades I’ve worked with at least half a dozen popular frameworks that fit this
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
The window of opportunity already closed for AR/VR. AI dealt the death blow.
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This comment is misleading and misses the point. When you buy an office chair you capitalize the asset on your books. The chair manufacturer in turn pays wages to a person to construct the chair. Those wages are not capitalized, the manufac
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by MrDarcy 1y ago
> For evidence of this, light autists often make very effective managers. This idea is turning my world upside down, having avoided management roles my whole career yet ending up “managing” a small team of like minded experienced enginee

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