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by allarm 4y ago
> And I don't have to agonize over whether paying for a major upgrade is worth it. What’s so agonizing about it? You check the release notes to see what’s been added, what’s been removed. Then check the reviews and make a simple dec
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by allarm 4y ago
Nice, thank you. > downvoted comments no longer light gray text and hard to read I don’t understand the reasoning behind this design decision. There’s often long comments threads starting from a downvoted comment and it’s super difficult
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by allarm 4y ago
> I don't welcome IPv6 everywhere Huh? What about it? As in the v4 case you should put your network behind a firewall, hiding it from access from outside. If you’re referring to NAT you can use it with v6 too, though I don’t think i
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by allarm 4y ago
There is a warning, I’ve just tried that. You can ignore it and continue.
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by allarm 4y ago
Literally yesterday I set up Emacs on my new laptop, the Doom Emacs distribution. It took around 10 minutes overall. The thing that surprises me most is the fact that people don’t want to learn the tools. I get the point that Emacs/Vim
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by allarm 4y ago
It is technically possible to use a pound key (#) as an end of input indicator. It is almost impossible to change the users habits though, not mentioning the need to reprogram thousands of telephony switches. Another (better) option here is
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by allarm 4y ago
Sure, but the majority of reactions here are of the first type.
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by allarm 4y ago
Variable length is solved by inter-digit timeout - pbx is waiting for a couple of seconds, then decides that the caller has finished entering the number and processes the collected digits according to the existing rules. Simple as that.
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by allarm 4y ago
Many countries (if not all of them) use localized numbering format - short numbers to hit the local destinations (intra-city calls), numbers with city prefixes to get to the numbers in a different city within the same country, specific pref
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by allarm 4y ago
> collaboration While it is possible to share a session with tmux, I have never used it for collaboration - in my 20 years in the industry, no such need has arisen. I'm not saying it's not a useful feature, others probably use
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by allarm 4y ago
This is simply not true. It is correct for a tiny fraction of developers. There’s people outside of the USA and the Bay Area specifically. A lot of them.
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by allarm 4y ago
How to discuss the need to read the text before signing without blaming the victim? Or your suggestion is to refrain from discussing the victim’s actions whatsoever? Honest question.
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by allarm 4y ago
No they don’t. VPNs allow _access_ to a set of subnets that might not be accessible otherwise - normally from external to private. Even though usually vpn traffic is encrypted it’s not a rule or an inherent property of VPNs - see GRE and PP
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by allarm 4y ago
Since we’re talking about personal experiences the price difference is non issue for me. I already have more than 200 games in my Steam library with about half of them running fine on the Deck. I would have to buy games on Switch if I had o
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by allarm 4y ago
Why in heaven does OpenAI want my phone number to be able to log in? And why it doesn’t say anything about this requirement before I create an account? If I knew about it I wouldn’t even bother creating the account at all. It’s absolutely i
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by allarm 4y ago
No, I don’t think so. Daisy chaining in networking is the worst possible design. For instance, the AP you’ve mentioned would go offline if the camera breaks. Not to mention stp diameter issues that are also possible in such designs. Normall
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by allarm 4y ago
This is to separate the signaling traffic and the video streams traffic, so that the videostreams don’t oversaturate the control network. Here’s some details: https://www.securitycameraking.com/securityinfo/setting-up-y
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by allarm 4y ago
Self hosted Paperless NG works great - built in categorization rules, imap integration and ocr. Really like it.
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by allarm 4y ago
Not exactly what you’re asking for, but check some articles and videos about org-mode. There’s a chance you’ll get hooked on it and the following learning will be much easier because damn, it’s worth all the pain. Well, at least that was my
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by allarm 4y ago
A recent Firefox update had completely cleaned up all configuration and plugins that I had installed. I wouldn’t go back to Chrome over this, but it wasn’t a minor issue for me and it definitely made me more reluctant to the future updates.
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by allarm 4y ago
I don’t think it’s a problem unless it’s about some cutting edge technology.
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by allarm 4y ago
> Immigration support I was in a somewhat similar situation - got laid off in 2020, with a great severance pay etc. I was on a working visa which got canceled within a couple of weeks (not sure how it works in the US, I was working in a
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by allarm 4y ago
Yes, it was harder to master than terraform and even k8s. Their documentation was the reason, in most cases.
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by allarm 4y ago
Networking is boring and difficult at the same time. Most of the tools are very outdated (i.e. cli - except probably palo alto and juniper gear) and troubleshooting is a nightmare. Modern infra is also not a piece of cake, with k8s everywhe
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by allarm 4y ago
For 2 I use LocalCommand directive in /.ssh/config to copy some files to the remote machine, including .vimrc
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by allarm 4y ago
We’ve used it in quite large setups as well, works great. Though their documentation is far from ideal.
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by allarm 4y ago
This is a meaningless phrase and it does not translate to anything meaningful in Russian. They should have done proper research before wasting time on this nonsense.
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by allarm 4y ago
> Does it mean that vim is always faster? No. Yes. You don’t have to move your hands away from the home row, you don’t have to do some random moves with your mouse to locate the pointer. Vim is pretty much always faster. The important th
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by allarm 4y ago
It’s actually closer to 3:2 and I would not describe it as “overwhelming”.
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by allarm 4y ago
Then do your part and become a maintainer. I don’t think that a small team of developers has cycles to do that at this point.

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