Uvix

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by Uvix 9mo ago
You mean, like in the next two sentences? First "what this isn't": > "If the app is requesting any kind of repository, organization, or enterprise permission (read or write) then the note still appears." And then
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by Uvix 9mo ago
Not sure how regulation helps when you have a Congress and/or Supreme Court willing to ignore it, alas.
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by Uvix 9mo ago
"Has been set," not "will be set". We've been operating under the new scheme for months. Despite Powell's protestations, there was no evidence for cutting rates, and lots of evidence for doing the opposite. Unf
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by Uvix 9mo ago
Japan got both versions - kid on PS3 (Replicant), old man on 360 (Gestalt).
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by Uvix 9mo ago
Our corporate IT managed to enable that setting for everyone, which made the transition easier. Doesn't stop people from overriding it, alas.
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by Uvix 9mo ago
Don't tax land , because that will force homeowners to prematurely sell and move into cardboard boxes on the street. Tax gains when selling at a higher rate.
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by Uvix 9mo ago
I'd take getting FLAC files directly, but they're not available most of the time.
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by Uvix 9mo ago
For some users, preventing downgrades to an insecure version is a better product since it protects against evil maid attacks. (Although ideally they would itself trap that functionality behind a fuse, so you have to opt-in but can't
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by Uvix 9mo ago
Pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, and doctors are free to charge like that. But if I'm using insurance, it's irrelevant; that's the price to the insurer . It's the insurance company who determines the price I pay,
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by Uvix 9mo ago
Health insurance in general is the problem; PBMs/discount cards are just a cherry on top. Insurance is fundamentally incompatible with clear and consistent pricing.
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by Uvix 9mo ago
That it’s had either for “a long time”. Maybe once they’ve been there and working correctly for five years I’d feel that’s an accurate adjective.
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by Uvix 9mo ago
Most games don't have that sort of licensed content to start with, so comparing to the total population of games isn't meaningful. Offering a perpetual license would limit the licensor's options (e.g. they could never offer s
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by Uvix 9mo ago
Interesting idea. One note: sometimes after I connect two items it'll reselect the combined item, sometimes it won't. I'd prefer if it never did, but at least if it was consistent I could get used to having to click "Des
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by Uvix 9mo ago
Heroic's cloud save support is flaky; I've had it upload saves to the wrong path so Galaxy on another machine can't download them. As for achievements, I wouldn't say it's had support for "a long time"; th
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by Uvix 9mo ago
I would but since there's no way to know before buying, all games on Steam need to be treated as having DRM and not supporting backups.
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by Uvix 9mo ago
No licensor is going to do that.
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by Uvix 9mo ago
That’s the article’s assumption, although the new hardware has yet to announce its price so it’s yet to be seen how plausible the thesis is.
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by Uvix 10mo ago
I save audiobooks for times when I couldn't have read something else - while doing chores, driving, etc. - so I can avoid that "missing out" feeling.
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by Uvix 10mo ago
The people proposing it believe it to be to their own personal advantage. They don't necessarily believe it to be just and fair.
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by Uvix 10mo ago
Election cycles are unfortunately too long for that to work. Would need to reduce office terms to 2-3 months for "vote them out" to be viable.
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by Uvix 10mo ago
Our release notes are all internal. Each user story has separate fields with summary information, testing notes, and technical information for developers. The release process pulls the information from the linked user stories into an Excel
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by Uvix 10mo ago
I'd argue the real issue with Terraform is that workspace orchestration is necessary in the first place. If they addressed the performance issues with large workspaces, then we wouldn't need to split up workspaces and Terraform co
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by Uvix 10mo ago
I do believe Dun & Bradstreet was it. Thanks!
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by Uvix 10mo ago
Depends on the registrar. Globalsign required the phone number to be one publicly listed for the company in some business registry (I forget exactly which one), so it had to be someone in our main corporate office who'd deal with them
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by Uvix 10mo ago
DDR4 manufacturing is being spun down due to lack of demand. The prices on it would be going up regardless of what's happening with DDR5.
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by Uvix 10mo ago
Certainly no more than three tiers. "Traditional" three-tier, where you have a web server talking to an application server talking to a database server, seems like overkill; I'd get rid of the separate application tier. If
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by Uvix 10mo ago
Also ebooks and software installers, but those and movies/music are my main categories. Cloud costs would be... exorbitant. 19 TB and I'm nowhere near done ripping my movies. Dropbox would be $96/month, Backblaze $114/mo
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by Uvix 10mo ago
I'm hosting a couple of apps in Docker on mine. (Pihole, Jellyfin, Audiobookshelf, and Bitwarden.)
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by Uvix 10mo ago
I wouldn't call TrueNAS, or anything where you're installing an OS on custom hardware, "turn-key". That's saved for the Synologys and UGREENs and Ubiquitis of the world.
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by Uvix 10mo ago
But not necessarily in the right form factor. My generalist PC build is a laptop, my gaming machine is tucked away under the TV and doesn't have a mouse or keyboard.

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