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by adkadskhj 6y ago
Yup. The moment Reddit disables `old.reddit.com` is the last day i use it.
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by adkadskhj 6y ago
What specifically? And are we talking, Nix or NixOS in WSL2?
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by adkadskhj 6y ago
It's funny, as a consumer i view it as a way to obscure the product and not make it clear what is actually being offered. I don't care about downloading 20TBs, i'm not an abuser. I do however care about knowing the limits of
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by adkadskhj 6y ago
> That's how society works. Can't believe this needs to be explained. That's not how the market works, though. Would you pay $100/m for borrowing your neighbors tools anytime? What if you're running a business an
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by adkadskhj 6y ago
Also the notion of requesting more storage in an unlimited buy is a no-go anyway for me. Don't try to sell me unlimited something and then get weird when i use it as labeled. Ugh.
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by adkadskhj 6y ago
Wouldn't a lower resolution result in worse clarity? I also have a 4k and a 1080p. The 4k is my primary work monitor - i want crisp text. The 1080p is actually a gaming monitor (plus 244hz), since my card can't push 4k for gaming
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by adkadskhj 6y ago
It's interesting - as someone in the market (but not actively looking) i glanced at Ubiquiti and found it bizarrely confusing. Granted, i'm definitely no network admin, but i'm just used to the days when i'd hook up a
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by adkadskhj 6y ago
Wouldn't that be relative, too? Eg if "total wage"'s point was to show lost benefits, the cost in the implied benefits would be relative to what those benefits relieve you from. Which is to say, insurance these days migh
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by adkadskhj 6y ago
> Because authentication is privately handled by each service provider's proprietary system, it is not easy for people to move their data around across multiple applications. I'm struggling to understand the relation between ow
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by adkadskhj 6y ago
That's an interesting take on this! I often work on small projects for mildly decentralized / storage stuff. Often i have the need to encrypt this stuff in various ways and i am disappointed by the tools available to me. I feel li
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by adkadskhj 6y ago
Not an answer to your question - but as an aside, why the tone? In the classic HN example, isn't Dropbox just an inferior Rsync? Eg, if someone wants to clone something and it manages to succeed, they clearly got _something_ right. Eit
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by adkadskhj 6y ago
> That seems somewhat opposite to the point of PaaS, no? Why would that be true? I thought the point of a PaaS was getting a Platform - as a Service. I don't interpret that to mean having no control or limits on potential costs. To
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by adkadskhj 6y ago
> There is a very big difference between what I may say over the phone and what I might say in my home. When on the phone everything I say is with the knowledge that someone (the receiver) is listening. In my home I make no such assumpti
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by adkadskhj 6y ago
Sonos have had me curious for a while. I often use in-home small bluetooth speakers and frankly i'm happy enough with them - i just want more of them, with more power. So for louder, phone connected speakers would you still recommend S
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by adkadskhj 6y ago
I found it hilarious how much Factorio and Satisfactory tired me out in the same way that programming does. I love them, but the difficulty curve that they give the player just strikes too many similarities with my day job. I feel like i wa