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by NegativeLatency 4mo ago
yes but with a VPN to my seedbox, all the egress from the docker containers its running in goes through this: https://github.com/passteque/gluetun the seedbox is through https://www.feralhosting.com used th
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by NegativeLatency 4mo ago
I've had one running for over a year now, it's replaced my usage of regular torrent sites completely, there is a lot of junk, and it gets stale, but it's still a better experience than most of the public trackers out there IM
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by NegativeLatency 4mo ago
And a lack of other good options, so anything other than a personal vehicle just doesn't compute for lots of people.
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by NegativeLatency 4mo ago
It's about the same size as an old f150 though
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by NegativeLatency 4mo ago
USPS can also make a list of every address, that's not possible generally with freeform text
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by NegativeLatency 4mo ago
Even if you put more on the rear you can still get 50% more options if you add a 3rd front cog. It's not needed on everything but I really appreciate the extra options on my recumbent and touring bike.
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by NegativeLatency 4mo ago
An on device iOS ad blocking podcast client
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by NegativeLatency 4mo ago
A larger context window would be nice, the apple model on devices now is almost too small to do cool stuff with
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by NegativeLatency 4mo ago
I can’t quite imagine, even shipping on prem stuff is much harder than the cloud. Especially when people can mess with stuff
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by NegativeLatency 4mo ago
Just a guess: Harder to build and operate with more failure modes and less opportunity for intervention.
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by NegativeLatency 4mo ago
Compression could be interesting
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by NegativeLatency 4mo ago
“Big ball of mud” is a good one
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by NegativeLatency 4mo ago
I studied computer science and mathematics, not software engineering Could've used a better software engineering class but I use the more abstract knowledge regularly and I think it would be a disadvantage to strip that out and just go
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by NegativeLatency 5mo ago
Try a few, pick what you like
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by NegativeLatency 5mo ago
Very funny that if you want to start a bot farm you also go and buy a bunch of random android devices.
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by NegativeLatency 5mo ago
Or even out past the heliosphere/heliopause
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by NegativeLatency 5mo ago
IIRC I had some really nasty move/duplication issues with NFS the last time I tried it in Finder.app. (and the whole UID mess)
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by NegativeLatency 6mo ago
Some developers, I usually end up fixing bugs in OSS I use
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by NegativeLatency 6mo ago
Seems like a better use of money than weapons and killing each other with said weapons on Earth
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by NegativeLatency 6mo ago
Would be cool if you could use this (with 2 probes) to build a wiring net for reverse engineering.
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by NegativeLatency 6mo ago
Been doing something similar with a Samsung printer and CUPS for years, it’s great Found this helpful for generating some of the config files: https://github.com/tjfontaine/airprint-generate
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by NegativeLatency 6mo ago
It being built in sounds nice, although I have some lines in my config that automatically install lazy if it’s missing.
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by NegativeLatency 6mo ago
Used neovim and neovide for the last week (also had FOMO) and while they’re good (no major gripes) I ended up going back to macvim. Are there specific features you’re missing from vscode?
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by NegativeLatency 7mo ago
Depending on your definition of shell there are some: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/a-shell/id1473805438
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by NegativeLatency 7mo ago
I'm not saying she's innocent, I just think that we should apply the same standards to everyone, or change/remove the standards.
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by NegativeLatency 7mo ago
Martha Stewart was sent to prison for less
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by NegativeLatency 7mo ago
Especially if you get into a specialized trade for people with money. I’ve repaired a lot of my historic windows myself because of how expensive it is to get someone else to do it. (Quoted 8k for one leaded glass window) I think it’s become
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by NegativeLatency 7mo ago
Automation worked out great for domestic manufacturing in the US /s
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by NegativeLatency 7mo ago
Have you seen some of the Meshtastic hardware with built-in keyboards? https://meshtastic.org/docs/hardware/devices/lilygo/tdeck/
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by NegativeLatency 7mo ago
Yes I was alive for that. Just said that because that Mac could take up to 1.5GB of RAM

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