ZeWaka

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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
sadly, I legitimately hear colleagues (ugh) say things like this in [current year]
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
Only for outgoing - 2TB included, each additional TB is $1. It was 20TB included when I set this up in 2024, but they've since changed their policies. If I used their (Hetzner) servers in the EU it's still be 20TB, but I prefer ha
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
Done out West in the apple-growing states as well!
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
I whitelist my friends IP blocks, seems to work well enough. No way in hell I'm convincing them to install tailscale or similar on their TV / router.
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
That's against their ToS.
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
Combine with a $5 VPS and nginix reverse proxy to make this true for any device, even ones without tailscale!
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
It's just keys, nothing else. I don't use any tactile or visual guides when I type and go off pure muscle memory, so all the spacing in traditional layouts is useless for me.
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
Their examples show combined backend and frontend changes on the same monorepo in different PRs. As far as splitting work into different PRs that need coordinated merging, I've only ever encountered that when it's a long lived ref
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
It's their 'GitHub' org GitHub Pages domain - it's just .com instead of .io (not to be confused with their gh.io link shortener)
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
Exact problem we've run into at work. We've ended up having to write external merge coordination in order to not break our dev deployments.
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
It seems partially exposed in the UI with that dropdown. There's an 'add' and 'unstack' button. Probably relies on some internal metadata.
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
Seems to mainly be useful for monorepos as currently designed. Or, to replace a long-lived feature/refactor branch.
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
Yep, I rent a $5 VPS in my region that I tailscale to for exactly that reason, as well as to un-CGNAT myself. For an easy GUI solution for the latter, highly recommend Nginx Proxy Manager.
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
Solar will no longer be renewable in 5 billion years as well.
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
The Keychron K4/related (K4 HE here) compact 96% layout is definitely my favorite keyboard layout. Just a solid brick of keys.
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
Used YAMS myself which is basically just a glorified docker-compose file.
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
Same with swamps and wetlands.
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
One must also consider the other impacts such as water use and noise pollution.
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
if a human showed up directly under some bot bullshit pinging me I'd assume they were the bot operator as well
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
Really depends if you would be otherwise investing that money in a way that beats stamp prices. Stamp prices very consistently outpace inflation. Over the past 5 years, they've beaten: * VT stock (total world index fund) * US I-Bonds (
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
Well, if you buy N of these global forever stamps, the cost will just get cheaper over time (inflation). Since the non-postcrossing Global Forevers are circular and a bit annoying, I use 2 Forever stamps plus a 20¢ stamp (6¢ wasted - i supp
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
The cost varies a lot by country, yeah. It can be more expensive like the UK or cheaper like in Japan ($0.65).
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
That's correct, yep: https://www.stampsforever.com/resources/why-is-forever-cross...
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by ZeWaka 6mo ago
absolute beasts of engines for sure
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by ZeWaka 7mo ago
Just a normal haiku pattern and waiting for tests to finish, 5-7-5. Could be 'wrong' since erupting is "technically" 3 syllables - but I think it sounds better said fast. Becomes a 7-7-5 that way. Same issue with 'l
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by ZeWaka 7mo ago
fresh spring grass erupting fast the distant engine purr comes ouch goes the lawnmower
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by ZeWaka 7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean-room_design#Case_law
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by ZeWaka 7mo ago
At least with npm, you can have a .npmrc per-repo
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by ZeWaka 7mo ago
I think this is useful in answering the grandparent comment's question: stars : uniq(k) 1 : 14946505 10 : 1196622 100 : 213026 1000 : 28944 10000 : 1847 100000 : 20
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by ZeWaka 7mo ago
Just finished it, 8/8. I mostly approached it by winging it and shuffling things around that looked good and like it was approaching the goal, since there's plenty of time to finish. I still don't quite understand the exact m

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