Osiris

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by Osiris 5y ago
I've had an Android phone since the TMobile 3G (second ever Android phone) and I'm starting to seriously consider an iPhone. I'm not an Apple fan. I don't use any Apple products right now. However, it's impossible t
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by Osiris 5y ago
How would you define object storage vs. block storage? How do I know which one I need? This question is coming from a web dev who mostly uses databases on the backend so I'm unclear what constitutes an "object" in this case.
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by Osiris 5y ago
Fixed
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You can use the Support Forum link on the homepage or on the purchase page there is a reference to my email address (in the bulk purchase section).
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by Osiris 5y ago
Same here and it's a massive problem because nearly all of my digital presence is associated with, not just that email address, but that Google account specifically. I'll lose important things like my Google Voice number that I&#x
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by Osiris 5y ago
When I first started, I was posting about it in various laptop forums and running Google Ads. Having a free version was extremely helpful (there are hundreds of thousands of free users). It spread via word of mouth pretty quickly. After a w
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by Osiris 5y ago
I have a side-project ( https://batterybarpro.com ) that's a native Windows application. It brings in $400-1000 a month.
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by Osiris 5y ago
If you have a PDF editor that can save a PDF/A (archive PDF), it'll convert the whole document into an image. So, I just paste in my signature and export as a PDF/A and from their perspective it's just a single image lik
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by Osiris 5y ago
My side project is BatteryBar, which uses the IDeskBand interface to show a bigger battery status display on the taskbar. I found out that Windows 11 was being broadly distributed because I started getting dozens of support tickets a day as
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by Osiris 5y ago
I have a Microsoft 365 Family account and in outlook there is an option to configure a personalized domain. I haven't actually switched it yet so I can't confirm that it works, but the option is there.
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U.S. Bills Allowing Sideloading Would Cause Consumers to Be Hit with Malware(macrumors.com)
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by Osiris 5y ago
I took a nearly 50% pay cut when I started my current job. I had enough in savings that I didn't need the extra money and I really wanted to learn more about crypto, so I took a crypto job and I'm much happier here than I was cont
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by Osiris 5y ago
If you were so happy why did you start looking for another job? People don't leave because someone gave them an offer out of the blue. They have to start looking in the first place and whatever triggered that search is what's impo
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by Osiris 5y ago
Employers make the mistake of seeing employees as a cost center instead of as revenue generators. I recently finished a leadership class and the primary focus was on treating employees as people / human. This perspective makes it possi
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by Osiris 5y ago
I used to use a very cheap NAT VPS as an OpenVPN server but after it got terminated I found CyberGhost. It is a lot more flexible and usable across multiple devices with the downside of not being able to open incoming ports.
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by Osiris 5y ago
10GB Ethernet requires at least CAT6 or CAT6a cabling. CAT5e is insufficient. For home use, that means that the newer standards of 2.5GB and 5GB which do work over 5e are more reasonable for personal computers.
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by Osiris 5y ago
That picture is misleading. It doesn't show that the 6500 has >2x the clock speed and lower power requirements. 2x the clock speed is crazy.
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by Osiris 5y ago
All three of my kids start school at 9am. We don't even have to wake them up. They wake up on their own and it's no rush to get them to school. It's fantastic.
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by Osiris 5y ago
In Colorado, employers are not allowed to prevent people from discussing compensation with coworkers and they can't retaliate if they do. I'm working for a DAO and our salaries are public because governance had to approve the budg
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by Osiris 5y ago
In what circumstances is this common? I've been a developer for 15 years and I have rarely found a need for flatMap.
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by Osiris 5y ago
Lodash includes guards for all it's functions which can help avoid "Cannot call function map of undefined" and similar errors. So I still prefer using lodash map, reduce, filter, etc for that added defensiveness.
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by Osiris 5y ago
My preference for when I have to do multiple operations on the same array (like filter then map) is "reduce". It's the most straightforward way other developers will understand what's going on.
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by Osiris 5y ago
To get my bluetooth adapter to work I had to find a third-party driver, compile it, and manually setup DKMS so it'll update whenever a new kernel gets installed. That's a much more complicated process that either macOS or Windows.
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by Osiris 5y ago
I'm really surprised that people immediately jump to cloud providers even for personal projects when you can lease VPS and server instances for much cheaper. A buddy of mine runs a crypto currency validator in AWS and pays over $1600 a
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by Osiris 5y ago
"continue watching" is the third or fourth row of content. I would think that would be at the top. It constantly recommends the same stuff over and over despite the fact that I never click on it because I don't want to watch
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by Osiris 5y ago
An interesting note from that article: > NOTE: The Department has recently taken the position that a company that omits compensation by posting that a remote job is available for anyone in any location except for Coloradoans is not compl
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by Osiris 5y ago
DeFi loans are over-collatoralized usually by 1.5-2x. If you want to borrow $100k, you put up $200k in collateral.
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by Osiris 5y ago
I often approve a PR with the comment "Approved with comments". In other words, I didn't notice any bugs but I have some suggestions. I'll let you decide if you want to make the changes or not.
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> For one thing, it’s likely that transaction fees will rocket, as miners try to replace revenues no longer provided by the emission of new Bitcoins. That's not how Bitcoin fees work. Miners do not define a fee. A transaction has a
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> Nassim Taleb says that Bitcoin is worth exactly 0. It's worth what someone is willing to pay for it, which, right now, is about $47k USD. For me, it's worth something because I own things now that I could only own because som

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