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by RulerOf 3y ago
16 gigs for the Docker VM 24 for chrome 8 for electron 10 for OS caching 4 for shared video memory ...and 2 that sit unused to let you know that you don't need any more to get the job done.
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by RulerOf 3y ago
I've never canceled a service so fast in my life. I signed up for the trial and hop into a direct call. The other participant shared his screen, and the video looks like hot garbage. High fidelity options buried behind notices that the
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by RulerOf 3y ago
I always enable my 5G when I get into big crowds and it usually fixes that problem, assuming service is available. I usually keep it off otherwise though because average bandwidth tends to be better on LTE in my experience.
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by RulerOf 3y ago
I visited the NASA campus in Cleveland, OH many years back and got to talking to one of the engineers who worked on this tech for the ISS. The batteries they use up there run $10k a piece, but he stressed how rock solid the chemistry and de
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by RulerOf 3y ago
I'm very fond of wargus and war1gus. I had to build it myself, but I was able to play wc1 and wc2 on Mac OS with native arm64 binaries. Lovely project.
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by RulerOf 3y ago
> any situation where you receive a phone call (or other message) and someone starts asking for information. I had AWS of all places do this to me a year or two ago. The rep needed me to confirm some piece of information in order to talk
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by RulerOf 3y ago
Ever install docker on a pet Linux box? That script saves a lot of time.
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by RulerOf 3y ago
>Obviously I can make some basic heuristics, but I can’t reasonably evaluate all of the components of trust for every library, package, container, framework, repo even at a regular interval, let alone fast enough to just maintain patch l
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by RulerOf 3y ago
> * Devops engineers with Ruby experience. You have a Sr. Platform Engineer[0] listing that is looking specifically for Rails, and not just Ruby. Was this the position you're referring to, and is Ruby experience sufficient, or is Ra
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by RulerOf 3y ago
This is the reason I was amenable to making the jump to zsh. With the customizations I have in my shell, my bash startup times were creeping into the multi-second territory, but I got a better UX and faster shell startup without having to
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by RulerOf 3y ago
This is immensely helpful, thanks. Will MergerFS mount points behave the same as on the host inside of a docker container if passed as a bind mount?
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by RulerOf 3y ago
I gave snapraid a serious look a few months back and decided it might not be for me because the act of balancing writes out to the "array" member disks appeared to be manual. I didn't want to point applications at 100 T of &q
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by RulerOf 3y ago
> random subset of ‘memorable word but actually unencrypted password’ This annoys me so much with my bank. Their app lets you enroll your account into Face ID authentication, then still ask one of the recovery questions every time. The
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by RulerOf 3y ago
But we get iPhones that come in a plethora of colors that you'll never see when looking at the screen, or ever if it's in a case.
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by RulerOf 3y ago
I did have a slight chuckle at the news just a few days after I made this statement.
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by RulerOf 3y ago
I had an ISA dialup modem that got hit by lightning. Loud boom then my DUN connection hung up. When it came back, that modem still worked, but it was stuff "off the hook" forever. I had to unplug/replug it every time I wanted
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by RulerOf 3y ago
> Using the -target option to terraform plan is discouraged (the Terraform documentation says, “this is for exceptional use only”). Anyway, it’s likely to lead to confusing infrastructure states if changes are applied incrementally with
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by RulerOf 3y ago
Multiple backends are unwieldy if you're using terraform at the command line, but they beat workspaces handily for discoverability. They're a fine option if you're applying through CI though, as the drudgery of utilizing the
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by RulerOf 3y ago
I've got a lot of opinions here, but the only one I'll share is that HCL knocks the socks off of json and yaml. Json is too rigid. YAML is too nested. HCL gets this just right. Venturing away from opinions, the provider ecosystem
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by RulerOf 3y ago
> I've kind of found terraform is dying I don't think it's dying. The hype has worn off. Everybody uses it. It's very mature. There's a module for everything. It's just not new and sexy anymore IMO.
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by RulerOf 3y ago
I used to go out of my way to take encrypted iTunes backups because it restored app state perfectly. After some iOS release though, every app started doing "new phone, who dis" regardless of the restoration strategy, so I stopped
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by RulerOf 3y ago
> they demand phone numbers It annoys the absolute shit out of me that this has largely become "acceptable" for SaaS products. I don't want to be identified by a phone number, and I don't want to perform a login by pr
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by RulerOf 3y ago
As I've seen and heard it, it's pronounced "Goodnow"
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by RulerOf 3y ago
I had a very similar experience with pi hole. With DNS ad blockers, blocking happens upstream and via a mechanism that causes it to always looks like an error. So you lose your ability to both troubleshoot the problem and to visualize its b
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by RulerOf 3y ago
>That seems entirely reductive, even weird I won't argue your assessment, but I've played and cheated in enough games to have an experienced opinion. Games can embrace designs that obviate the use of cheats, but this takes a lo
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by RulerOf 3y ago
I have an M1 Max and while I admit that I find myself sometimes disappointed by the battery life, it’s still often getting more than three hours while I expend precisely zero effort to ensure I’m getting the most out of my limited battery l
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by RulerOf 3y ago
> simple question : have you encountered an anti-cheat mechanism that works to stop cheaters? I find them to be rare, but I consider the existence of both cheating and anti-cheat software to be a symptom of a bigger problem: shitty games
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by RulerOf 3y ago
I'm really glad I stumbled upon this thread. I need this app badly.
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by RulerOf 3y ago
The iOS UI has to determine intent from touch input, so as more gesture-based controls have been added, the OS needs to figure out what you're trying to do. Tap. Tap and drag. Scroll. Slide. Whatever. If your intent is one action, but
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by RulerOf 3y ago
This is something I've never understood. I would expect Chrome OS to be more like Linux or Windows, with a support cycle dictated by the software (including drivers) not the hardware. Instead, it's more like Android.

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