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by aequitas 3y ago
I immediately got a déjà vu feeling from the intro like I had seen this already in a Noclip documentary. Nice to finally get this 'episode 3' in the documentary series.
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by aequitas 3y ago
Source and documentation for getting started can be found here: https://github.com/internetstandards/Internet.nl/blob/main/d...
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by aequitas 3y ago
Because there is a chance you don’t get sick because the particular chicken was not carrying the disease and even then, the cause and effect are split by some time. Whereas getting shocked by sticking something metal in a socket is almost a
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by aequitas 3y ago
> Even Weird Al asked for permission when he didn't had to, legally speaking. But Weird Al does parodies, which is fair use. He's not trying to pass off an album as being a genuine Michael Jackson album or something.
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by aequitas 3y ago
I started using Blender to do modelling 20 odd years ago when I was still in school finding my direction in life. The graphics design path didn't stick, but Blender integrated with Python to allow automations, which I learned along the
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by aequitas 3y ago
I've been using Colima for the past few months now instead of Docker for Mac and it's running great. Only issue I experience is that there is sometimes a delay after saving before files are synced to the container (using volumes),
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by aequitas 3y ago
Aside from easily rolling out (parts of) my home automation to multiple environments (like my parents home, office, etc). The real use case for non-UI first is that with home automation software you often have to roll it out on the _same_ e
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by aequitas 3y ago
Technology connections made a video about this a few years ago, apparently microwave technology already peaked in the 90's, but it never caught on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UiS27feX8o0
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by aequitas 3y ago
If you just need to cook a few seconds, stand next to it and open the door to stop it. It takes more time fiddling with the control to select just the right amount of seconds than it takes to actually cook for those amount of seconds, so yo
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by aequitas 3y ago
Also their test automation is pretty sweet: https://www.factorio.com/blog/post/fff-62
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by aequitas 3y ago
YouTube use to have a single pre roll of just a handful of seconds. Now there are multiple which take 10 seconds each, unskippable and also ads on top of the video an in between segments. They have just become to greedy, like a Pythagorean
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by aequitas 3y ago
I have the Gen8 microserver from your second link and what I really like about it (besides the 4 bays) is that is has ILO. Whenever there is a boot issue or I need to reinstall I don't have to drag it out of my server closet onto my de
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by aequitas 3y ago
> When your fridge breaks, you don't look at the logs and try to diagnose it yourself, you take it to a repair shop. I for one welcome the ability to troubleshoot and fix the devices I’m using. Unless it’s still in warranty (but may
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by aequitas 3y ago
There was this BBC documentary where they tracked cats with GPS called The secret life of cats where they found this behavior. The cats would also visit each others house at different time and eat from each others food.
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by aequitas 3y ago
I love this channel, there is something about the simple graphics and pending doom background music that really sucks you into the topic being presented. From the most epic battlefields in ancient history being portrayed with just some simp
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by aequitas 3y ago
> but enshitification by slowly decreasing the quality of the ingredients is also a problem. Every time you see a package with “new and improved recipe” you can bet it only improved their margins by using cheaper ingredients, not the act
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by aequitas 3y ago
This is not restricting freedom of movement. Merely inconveniencing. But the bar is pretty low when you see the reaction you get from the driver behind you if you overtake with “only” 130km/h on the autobahn, instead of 150+ km/h
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by aequitas 3y ago
> hiding things behind slow hover effects I can’t for the life of me understand why it’s a good idea to hide the close button for notifications or virtual desktops behind a long mouseover on any spot that is not the actual location of wh
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by aequitas 3y ago
Taken to the extreme as: glueing the pieces together with kragle to build an entire Lego city/world only for your son to free the Lego people from their boring repetitive prison and connect with his father on a whole new level.l when
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by aequitas 3y ago
I’m European, Dutchman specifically, and I find it mentally difficult, almost impossible sometimes, to not converse in English with a person I know does speak English. I used to work at a Dutch company with ~35 nationalities and me and my D
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by aequitas 3y ago
> My understanding is that these are pretty early words and need to be pronounceable by infants. Anecdata, but one of my infants was able to “speak” papa at a really early age (it was more a continuous repeated use of the sound ‘pha’). I
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by aequitas 3y ago
My kids really love this show, coincidentally it's even on at this moment. Regarding the parenting lessons, they resonate with the kids as well. There was an episode after which one of our kids compared the story of an episode with som
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by aequitas 3y ago
`ENV` is a bad example because it's effect differs greatly from where it's placed in the Dockerfile. Eg: before a RUN statement consuming it's value or after. `FROM` also has more use cases when using multi stage builds.
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by aequitas 3y ago
There was this nice talk recently about the history of email and the fun you can have with email addresses: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mrGfahzt-4Q
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by aequitas 3y ago
> It's also not realistically possible to auto generate spam video content like you can for blog posts. It definitely is. If you look for videos just a bit longer then 10 minutes (something to do with YouTube recommendation algorith
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by aequitas 3y ago
I've played with this concept a while back when I noticed the E2E tests I was writing closely matched the monitoring scripts I would write afterwards. At one point I just took the E2E test suite, pointed it at production and added some
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by aequitas 3y ago
> I still haven't actually done it yet, but someday I want to rename that call to log.PageEntireDevTeamAt3AM() and see what happens to log quality.. The second best thing (after adding metrics collection) we did as a dev team was fo
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by aequitas 3y ago
When buying in the EU (at least where I'm from) the contract is between the consumer and the seller. So if something is wrong the seller can't shift blame to the manufacturer and have me have to deal with them. How they handle the
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by aequitas 3y ago
I have setups where the container orchestration was done completely by Terraform or Puppet. Docker Compose also comes a long way if you are not running a FAANG webscale service. If you manage your VM's basics with configuration managem
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by aequitas 3y ago
As a personal rule I only upvote humor on fridays, which I sometimes break if a joke is really really good.

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