Poiesis

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by Poiesis 6y ago
I'm actually interested in using an iPad as an occasional display for a Linux box (with hardware dongle for better performance). Any plans to support this? Is it already possible and I just haven't heard of it?
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by Poiesis 6y ago
Works for me on iOS 13.4. Even have 1Blocker installed; didn't have to disable. Edit: This looks pretty great, but I should probably point out that it turned my 5.5 mile commute into a 8.5 mile one. Realize it's probably trying to
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by Poiesis 7y ago
I'll add to this: for me, the office game was (eventually, after many years) a gateway into more serious playing at the club. Yeah, I'm now a better player than most at work, but I wouldn't say work games aren't interest
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by Poiesis 7y ago
> anything that lets you into my phone when I'm dead or otherwise incapacitated is generally off limits. I don't know if the gaze detection can be fooled by a corpse with its eyes open, but supposedly Face ID checks for body te
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by Poiesis 7y ago
Ichabod
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by Poiesis 7y ago
The TextBlade from WayTools ( https://waytools.com ) looks promising but they never seem to ship anything. I've been waiting for most of a year.
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by Poiesis 7y ago
Also the article is light on details and mostly just links to this blog post: https://didrocks.fr/2019/10/11/ubuntu-zfs-support-in-19.10-z...
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by Poiesis 7y ago
If you're still monitoring and have the time @JC5, I was just curious about your data model. I see that there tags, categories, and budgets. I understand the differences between these, and why they are presented as different concepts.
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by Poiesis 7y ago
Is this script publicly available?
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by Poiesis 7y ago
What are the differences between this and the previous rhel and rhel-minimal images? Distribution terms (and some subset of packages with different licensing) only? That's no small thing, but I want to make sure I'm not missing so
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by Poiesis 7y ago
To save folks a click, copy, and paste, the GitHub project is https://github.com/S-March/smarchWatch_PUBLIC
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by Poiesis 8y ago
I commented earlier about buying a used Leaf instead of the car in the article. I just wanted to mention that it's a great bicycle alternative for me too. Used to bike to work before I had four kids going different places.
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by Poiesis 8y ago
Like the other commenter, I've never heard of a battery lease. Just bought it outright. For what it's worth I had the choice to pay a bit more to get a different Leaf that had a new battery (replacement under warranty). Given that
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by Poiesis 8y ago
At that price point I'd enthusiastically recommend a three year old Nissan Leaf; that's about what I paid and it's served me well.
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by Poiesis 8y ago
Hey, didn't know about Streaks Workout but I do love Streaks so I'll be giving that a shot. I noticed when reading the reviews that what seemed to be a common complaint was that the randomization would repeat an exercise type too
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by Poiesis 8y ago
In my opinion, it's perfectly fine either way unless you're worried about performance. I personally tend to try to use the more performant option when there's a choice, but a lot of times it just doesn't matter. That sai
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by Poiesis 8y ago
The readme used to say that ansible-container was no longer in active development ( https://github.com/ansible/ansible-container/commit/2fa778a7... ), but it appears to not be the case now.
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by Poiesis 9y ago
I can’t fault a low-level employee too much for enthusiastically defending their company. I can’t expect someone at that level to know about sound development practices. What’s often lacking though is a clear path for reporting security iss
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by Poiesis 9y ago
One possibility could be that they store only the first four characters plaintext, and keep a hash of the whole password (which is also bad). I wonder how this feature came to be? What were those meetings like?
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by Poiesis 9y ago
If you have any, I’d love tips for running a game for kids. (I’ve never DM’ed or played but am pretty familiar from many podcasts)
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by Poiesis 9y ago
Am I reading this right? It seems to be advocating “Buy high, sell low”.
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by Poiesis 9y ago
Anyone know what's inside the box?
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by Poiesis 9y ago
Something more habit-like that I am still trying to cultivate: log what you do. It's really useful to be able to look up what you did when. It helps with reviews/invoices, and it helps you get better at estimating how long it take
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by Poiesis 9y ago
Make it easy to verify what you have written works. This can be done in several ways, and which ones to use depends on the people you're working with and what access to the production code you have. Debug log levels are a popular way t
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by Poiesis 9y ago
Technics and larger wheels are useful for Lego robotics (FLL) teams everywhere; certainly useful for our team. Edit: this is in response to your asking for feedback about categories/demand.
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by Poiesis 9y ago
Palm sanders are frequently used to vibrate stuff like concrete forms (There are also specialized tools).
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by Poiesis 10y ago
I will likely never be a subscriber, since I don't like coffee. I'd love to have a good instant option to offer to guests without having to own a coffeemaker that I'll never use otherwise, have to store, etc.
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by Poiesis 10y ago
Do you have some references for this (I was afraid this was a problem but hadn't looked into it)? Been wanting to talk to my son about that. He loves the music, he's seemingly not racist, but repeated exposure to that crap is not
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by Poiesis 10y ago
In my experience dd is great for binary data. Yes, pretty much everything on Unix operates on files, as does dd. But so many utilities are either line based or don't handle null bytes, and it's a pain to have determine how a give
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by Poiesis 10y ago
I wish it weren't so, but depending on what you/your kids look like, not being afraid of contacting the police could be fatal for you or your kids.

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