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by aequitas 6y ago
Agree, the other problem is that the knot hardly ever comes loose. So you have to put in extra effort to create those spontaneous moments where you have to tighten your laces after someones points out they went "loose".
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by aequitas 6y ago
I can't honestly think of any website that enforces password rotation. Except for corporate application websites, which I would consider application's that fall under my companies password security regime. I wouldn't want to
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by aequitas 6y ago
If people truly value the effort you put in and appreciate you making more content for them they can always subscribe to your Patreon and give you money directly. No need to go through a platform that uses advertising. And if the content ca
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by aequitas 6y ago
Grafana and prometheus are a very nice combo for all sorts of monitoring. For my current setup I have added victoriametrics which is a drop-in replacement for prometheus. I like it more for home setup as it is easier on disk-space usage and
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by aequitas 6y ago
433MHz coupled wireless smoke detectors are about as cheap as ones without. And their signal can be intercepted by a cheap Rflink device: http://www.rflink.nl/blog2/devlist Granted they are not as fancy as a Nest, but
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by aequitas 6y ago
And half of all people don't understand that a bad joke isn't funny, especially when you hear it every time, over and over.
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by aequitas 6y ago
I really love how well macOS does both GUI and TUI. I can easily switch from terminal to Finder (open .) to browse files in a GUI, back to terminal (drag folder on terminal.app). Also almost everything in the system preferences has a termin
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by aequitas 6y ago
This article goes into a little too much detail imho. I have had great success explaining Git to coworkers using post-its, permanent marker and a flip board (no computer!) and going through the steps Git would take (abstractly, not exactly)
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by aequitas 6y ago
I find the law that requires you to carry a firearm more interesting: https://www.sysselmannen.no/en/weapon/ Being a remote town in the far north with unusual day/nighy cycles does require some strange laws t
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by aequitas 6y ago
It could help to lower your TTL way before you plan to update. If your current TTL was 24h, you just update it to 5m 24 hours before you plan the actual change of the record itself. The new record can them be set to 24h directly (unless you
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by aequitas 6y ago
Check with your ISP, they often offer some 10 or sometimes 50! MB of free space to host your homepage and images under an account url, eg: http://example.com/~you . Uploading is easy, just FTP your files to their server and
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by aequitas 6y ago
I also cannot find any link to join the community and become a storage provider. Maybe it operates under a different name?
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by aequitas 6y ago
If you search in Google, the links in the results don't directly link to the result page but through a Google redirect. Really annoying if you want to copy/paste a result without visiting. CleanURL fixes this. So that might be wha
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by aequitas 6y ago
On my first sysadmin job fresh out of school I got a locked down laptop where nothing could be installed. So no Python, no Perl, no nothing, except Batch files. My morning job consisted of going through hundreds of report emails from all sy
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by aequitas 6y ago
One issue I've run into with BitBar is that you would need to install dependencies systemwide which I don't want to. A solution I found was to create a virtualenv for a specific script (or BitBar as a whole) and just put the path
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by aequitas 6y ago
Thats the weird thing. I haven't had this case where the opt-in was quicker, only that both options where slow. Maybe some websites just add a ad-blocker penalty whether you opt in or out.
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by aequitas 6y ago
But the problem is that they have the same delay, whether you opt in or out.
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by aequitas 6y ago
Or going back, just to be presented with the same questions again and then hitting the paywall after that.
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by aequitas 6y ago
I'm missing the inexplainable 30-60 seconds it takes to "save" your cookie preferences, whether you denied all cookies or just clicked "allow all".
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by aequitas 6y ago
https://blog.iusmentis.com/2021/03/19/en-dan-kun-je-niet-mee... In short, the product was sold with the promise of unlimited free uploads. Dutch customers can go to the seller they bought the machine from (no
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by aequitas 6y ago
I might be looking in the wrong places, but what I'm really missing is just an AAS where you deploy your pods and pay just for the CPU, memory, disk and ingress. No managing a cluster, no baseline cost, just usage.
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by aequitas 6y ago
Since this man is German, he lost euro's, not pounds or dollars. Or more accurately, bitcoin.
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by aequitas 6y ago
Dutch/EU users should probably keep a lookout for a blogpost later this week here[0]. Arnoud is a Dutch legal expert on technology related topics and I've been told he might be looking into this. [0] https://blog.iusmen
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by aequitas 6y ago
> A laptop 7 years old it is a miracle that laptop lasted that long. It's not a miracle, it's why Apple hardware has high second hand value. Got a 2012 Macbook Pro here still doing great. As it should be.
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by aequitas 6y ago
The value of a scanner with this kind of s/n ratio is very low. Because it would still cost me a lot time (thus money) to investigate every alert every time. What I would pay for is a scanner that is contextually aware and alerts when
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by aequitas 6y ago
The risk of a failure is _sometimes_ high and this will lead to something called alert fatigue: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alarm_fatigue
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by aequitas 6y ago
Similar to what we have here. Only I don't think it common they check your credit score for a job application. Only when you want a new loan (mortgage, credit card, buy on credit, etc). You can also query the information yourself and s
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by aequitas 6y ago
I almost binged his entire channel, there are a lot of good video's on there. Also there seem some deliberate choices in the background music and the way the video's flow, almost as if they are written as concert pieces themselves
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by aequitas 6y ago
I love the Mac shortcuts because most are centred around the thumb and left hand, instead of having to awkwardly pinky the ctrl key or stretch for a alt-f4.
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by aequitas 6y ago
To me (Dutch) the idea of using a personal credit card is very strange for anything other than because a website/shop doesn't accept any other form of payment. If you're a company, credit makes sense. You invest on a risk of

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