alex3305

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by alex3305 4y ago
> Being a team leader isn't great if you are vulnerable to stress. I think there are differences in being vulnerable to stress. I really perform under pressure. Especially with difficult technical challenges. I'm also the kind
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by alex3305 4y ago
First of all, thank you. > Usually, at the point of real "burnout" there is no fix except leaving for a different setting for awhile. Still being with my employer causes some real pressure. They don't want to help to fix m
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by alex3305 4y ago
I didn't enjoy anything anymore. I didn't enjoy movies, activities, programming or hobbies. I also slept a lot, like 10+ hours a day. I would just fall asleep while sitting on the couch watching something with the wife. And I just
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by alex3305 4y ago
Great question. My first burnout at this job was caused by exceeding my stress levels for a very long period of time, more than a year. I asked my supervisor to assist me with this. And he kept promising change, but it didn't materiali
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by alex3305 4y ago
I'm currently on sick leave with burnout, for 9 months already... For public health care the waiting lists are at least half a year. Although my employer 'tried' to employ a private psychologist, this has been useless thus fa
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by alex3305 4y ago
No worries. I am glad to answer your questions. First of all, I'm also concerned by legionella growth. However all the sources I can find suggests that at a legionella run above 60 degrees celsius once a week should be enough to kill a
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by alex3305 4y ago
> Depends on the site; if they coded it correctly and met accessibility guidelines, it would support text sizing of 200% or more. I agree. But the cold, hard truth is that it just doesn't work.
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by alex3305 4y ago
With the amount of paywalls with 'Premium articles' the usefulness of Bugmenot declined IMHO. It sucks, because I used it quite a bit back in the day.
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by alex3305 4y ago
> If you only want bigger text in iOS Safari, the popup menu allows you to resize the text on the fly. Which also zooms in on the content, thus only letting me see part of the total width of the page. Which results in me having to both s
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by alex3305 4y ago
Thanks for this. I didn't know iOS had such an option. I've just tried this setting on my wife's iPhone and it enlarges text and elements quite significantly. However it still doesn't resolve my main issue with Safari. O
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by alex3305 4y ago
I have tried this setting multiple times, but it doesn't do what I expect it to. I just tried it again on my wife's iPhone 12. I set the default page zoom to 200% and opened one of my regular sites (tweakers.net (Dutch)). When ope
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by alex3305 4y ago
> Afaik all browsers support font size increasing/decreasing even if you don't specify your sizes in em/rem. Yes and no. On desktop you are right, however on mobile it is a whole different story. I'm visually impaired
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by alex3305 4y ago
Last week I switched from Rancher Desktop back to Docker Desktop because I couldn't get VSCode Dev Containers to work properly. I was stumped because it should work out of the box. However it didn't work on a fresh install of Dock
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by alex3305 4y ago
> I'd just change the main color I would probably invert the colors. Having a yellow store and blue shirts would not look like IKEA at all.
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by alex3305 4y ago
Besides opinions; remember that every tool has its uses. You can always cut down a tree with a shotgun, but a saw would be more efficient. Kubernetes is a complex beast, obviously not suitable for every workload and environment. But IMHO it
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by alex3305 4y ago
Yes, with Ansible you would be able to set this up. But with Kubernetes it is basically free. Kubernetes will manage your workloads and if you set up your health checks correctly it will do this for you. Kubernetes is designed for such task
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by alex3305 4y ago
Last time I tried to Gnome I had to copy a file to `/opt/`, but that location wasn't listed in it's file manager, Nautilus. Clicking on the current location didn't work and I couldn't find an address bar anywhe
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by alex3305 4y ago
I love the look and feel of macOS and other Apple things, mostly because they just work and seem polished. Also since Apple moved to ARM, I'm having a hard time convincing myself to start something like an Hackintosh. That's why,
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by alex3305 4y ago
Thanks for taking the time to respond. I'm mostly a Windows user and terminal Linux user, but at odd times I find myself on Linux desktop. I'm currently fine with Windows 10, but since I have my task bar at the top of my screen -
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by alex3305 4y ago
I haven't touched KDE in maybe 15 years. I just always defaulted to Gnome when I'm on Linux desktop. But this looks more macOS like. Just curious, is there any reason I should try KDE today?
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by alex3305 4y ago
Yes. I know of these. Here in the Netherlands those start at about 1000 euro's for a hybrid solution. A full heat pump boiler starts at about 2000 euro's. But you get about 600 euro's subsidy. However, as far as I can tell it
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by alex3305 4y ago
I have a warm water boiler / water heater where I live now. Running fully on electricity, which I have 'made smart' with Home Assistant. First of all I replaced the analog temperature sensor with a digital DS18B20 connected t
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by alex3305 4y ago
WR! She should submit this to speedrun.com.
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by alex3305 4y ago
No, didn't knew that one! This can be a fun evening. Thanks for this. It's like searching a needle in a haystack, but I'm sure to check it out.
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by alex3305 4y ago
After all these years I'm still looking for my first demo and shareware DOS CD-ROM that I had as a child, circa 1998. It was a weird compilation. Everything from AMIGA-like demo's to playable shareware CGA stuff such as Hugo'
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by alex3305 4y ago
Although you can easily circumvent this with a cheap Zigbee USB controller, Raspberry Pi (or other computer) and something like Zigbee2MQTT. My IKEA bulbs, Xiaomi sensors and Philips remotes all work great as a mesh.
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by alex3305 4y ago
Which breaks with (most) updates iirc.
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by alex3305 4y ago
I think that $40-$80 is ideal for most. However like I said my Sennheiser HD 25-1 II was about $120 when it was new, so a bit over. But everything on it is repairable. So when I replaced the foam bits last year, it felt like a new pair of h
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by alex3305 4y ago
I, also having undergone this horrific treatment, totally agree with this. BlueJ was my first programming editor, as I will not call this an IDE. And because it didn't autocomplete and had an extremely simple debugger I got the hang of
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by alex3305 4y ago
This doesn't at all surprise me. I consider myself a enthousiast with a limited budget. For instance I have a pair of Sennheiser HD 25-1 II for maybe 15 years now and I still enjoy them. Same goes for my KRK Rokit monitors. But recentl

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