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by _joel 2y ago
Yea, maybe shouldn't have gone to Barnard Castle to get his eyes tested though.
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by _joel 2y ago
Can retain that and add a vcs-exclude, right?
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by _joel 2y ago
You think they'd change the name to vcs-exclude, then.
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by _joel 2y ago
That would expose .git, unless other nginx config masked it. cvs-exclude is for cvs, right?
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by _joel 2y ago
Caddy and self-hosting's cool and all, but I think I'd miss push to git to deploy and just not having to manage 'stuff'. Although, I did move a site from netlify to cloudflare (free) and still have this facility.
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by _joel 2y ago
Maybe myself and my friends are lucky as we're all on ftth
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by _joel 2y ago
> Really interesting and a great win for OSS! Are they going to be opening a merge request to get their custom git command back in git proper then?
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by _joel 2y ago
You must be unlucky, according to Openreach "fibre broadband is already available in more than 96.59 per cent of the UK."
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by _joel 2y ago
People foolishly thought the G in GDPR stood for "general" when it's actually GIANT.
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by _joel 2y ago
Yes, physological changes that they have don't appear overnight. https://library.ucdavis.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Lang-...
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by _joel 2y ago
Yex, they adapted over millenia. I don't see what relevance this is to this particular issue though.
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by _joel 2y ago
They have chosen wisely.
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by _joel 2y ago
Go on then
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by _joel 2y ago
Not great for your health, long-term - as you'd be breathing in unheated, cold air for excessive periods - "Cold air inflames lungs and inhibits circulation, increasing the risk of respiratory conditions, such as asthma attacks or
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by _joel 2y ago
Wasn't the same thing posted for MacOS a few days back, can't recall the name? Looking at the time on the repo makes me think the author pushed after seeing people requesting something similar for Linux. edit: Here you go https:&
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by _joel 2y ago
> That's an odd thing to say. Is there an OS that you have adapted to you? Microsoft BOB
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by _joel 2y ago
Alternatively, do it natively, https://www.tomshardware.com/video-games/pc-gaming/steam-lik...
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by _joel 2y ago
That's true!
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by _joel 2y ago
I'm looking forward to blatting my test laptop and installing this on it tonight. I ran OpenBSD as my daily driver for a couple of months a few years back and loved it, but development needs required docker and such so had ended up usi
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by _joel 2y ago
Yep, here's Peter Cook and Dudley Moore https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oMi_Hv3Sws full version https://www.facebook.com/WeirdHollywood/videos/2021-march-pe...
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by _joel 2y ago
With Anthea Turner, no less... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZM_iV7R8rTM
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by _joel 2y ago
Completely agree and yes, Python (and Typescript) get called on more in my current role too, for the same reasons. It's a shame as I really do love Ruby.
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by _joel 2y ago
Still a bunch of stuff that runs on ruby that isn't webdev, https://github.com/theforeman/foreman is a big one I can think of. Ruby's quite nice for sysadmin tasks, puppet, chef etc all in ruby iirc.
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by _joel 2y ago
The old saying of "if you've got physical access, game over", is where this applies.
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by _joel 2y ago
Nice trick, now do it with cosmic rays!
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by _joel 2y ago
muslc isn't as fast as glibc (last time I checked), but I guess it's fine if you're ok with that.
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by _joel 2y ago
Recompiling the entire openoffice so it loads 1 second quicker.. just using a hacked up distcc cluster and a day's worth of CPU time. Bargain!
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by _joel 2y ago
Same, ricing Gentoo taught me a lot about linux and mainly how to fix it. 20+ year career later... I'm still learning how to fix it :)
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by _joel 2y ago
You can make an OpenAI compatible local server using LMStudio[1] and load any model you want. It'd have to be on another host though, the s3 has some inference capabilities with addons afair, but nowhere enough grunt to run locally at
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by _joel 2y ago
I remember an icon editor for window 3.11 having the 2 views, so it's a well trodden path.

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