alluro2

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   by alluro2 4y ago

   :O I would put the number of drivers who downloaded and installed the patch somewhere between 5-10.
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   by alluro2 4y ago

   That "if" does a lot in that sentence :) Just had a typical fun experience: Customer: Your platform doesn't work, when we do this, A happens Me: Hm, we don't have that feature, but I understand your use-case. We could de
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   by alluro2 4y ago

   That's a fair point and a good suggestion to consider. One alleviating circumstance is that, running on AWS, a big portion of such issues (ones that would take a lot of time to resolve) would come from wider AWS outages - when there&#x
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   by alluro2 4y ago

   Thanks for the insight - I definitely wasn't trying to dump on the team or handling of the issue - really just understand better so I have more awareness and can hopefully help my team (as a young CTO) be more prepared for different ty
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   by alluro2 4y ago

   I don't mean anything bad to Deno's team (I'm very partial to what they're building), but I'm rather surprised whenever a widely-publicized service has an outage that lasts hours or more than 24h. I'm genuinely
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   by alluro2 4y ago

   Thanks, that was interesting to see. For what was probably tens of kilobytes in size, and seeing the sample presentation with images, charts, bullet points etc, as well as some of the options in the menus, I have to say it doesn't seem
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   by alluro2 4y ago

   Opened comments to ask exactly that - not only they bundle the browser with an OS and make it hard to choose another one, that "other one" can only be a skin atop their limited and completely controlled and proprietary engine, if
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   by alluro2 4y ago

   You're not alone - especially based on observations during the pandemic, it seem we are woefully unaware and unprepared for how fragile the structures supporting our current way of living are, and how easy they would collapse into a mu
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   by alluro2 4y ago

   That link is... really something - it actually gets better and better the further down you go. By "better", I mean more absurd, shocking and funny :)
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    by alluro2 4y ago

    We switched to Quire ( https://quire.io ) - it has a generous free plan, it's simple yet very flexible, and, most importantly for us, quick enough to not be a chore to update (Jira was horrible). Some small UI bugs here and t
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    by alluro2 4y ago

    When talking about practical small plane with relatively acceptable noise levels and fuel efficiency, I don't think Harrier counts as it "being cracked". 125dB at 100 feet from the plane, very limited time it can spend on ver
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    by alluro2 4y ago

    Playing the devil's advocate if I may - why would you oppose e.g. an internal, offline system that monitors your eyes for being closed and can save your spouse and kids from dying in a car crash if you doze off during a long night driv
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    by alluro2 4y ago

    Oof - I understand your gripe completely, Win 11 is downright perplexing with some of this stuff, but if you're someone who wants the "Never combine..." option, you'll probably hate MacOS dock, the way window and app s
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    by alluro2 4y ago

    Oh that's some nightmare fuel all right: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_spider_crab#/media/...
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    by alluro2 4y ago

    I was reading the other comments, rather seriously, reflecting, and got completely ambushed by your comment - actually LOLed hard - thank you :)
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    by alluro2 4y ago

    My dev workflows on Manjaro with KDE typically required ~18GB RAM (VSC, nodejs, rust, elixir, mongodb, redis, docker, db mgmt tool, browser, mail client, Slack, etc). On MacOS (switched to 2021 MBP 14) basically identical setup is sitting o
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    by alluro2 4y ago

    Just anecdotally, my dev workflows on Manjaro with KDE typically required ~18GB RAM (VSC, nodejs, rust, elixir, mongodb, redis, docker, db mgmt tool, browser, mail client, Slack, etc). On MacOS (switched to 2021 MBP 14) basically identical
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    by alluro2 4y ago

    I share your views on the topic. Early days of web were amazing from the perspective of people trying to express themselves despite the technological limitations. <img> and animated gifs, tables, CSS, not to mention Flash... Obviousl
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    by alluro2 4y ago

    Are you referring to an AMD-based model? I had a Yoga Slim 7 with 4700U and P14s Gen 2 with 5850U and both were flawless in terms of performance, thermals and noise
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    by alluro2 4y ago

    I'm touting everywhere how P14s Gen 2 AMD is the best laptop I ever had - performance, portability, silent, ports, battery, keyboard...Even compared to the MBP 14 I'm using now, I'm missing it, and Linux, while I doubt I woul
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    by alluro2 4y ago

    Same here! With Intel-based Thinkpads, especially X1 Yoga Gen 6, frequent issues in Linux. But Yoga Slim 7 with 4800U and afterwards P14s Gen 2 with 5850U, amazing experience, and the latter is the best laptop overall I ever had (including
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    by alluro2 4y ago

    I had to chime in that, if 14" vs 15.6" is not a deal breaker, P14s Gen 2 with Ryzen 5850U, 32GB RAM and integrated GPU is the most performant, silent, portable and generally capable laptop I ever had (and I've changed a lot)
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    by alluro2 4y ago

    Aquamail has been amazing for me for the last 6 years or so. Really solid, usable, packed with features and never had any problems.
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    by alluro2 4y ago

    I find the provided arguments a bit baffling - you would be better off without AWS because you might forget to turn off $80k of instances? How is that their responsibility or different than any other provider / service? Or, if you&#x27
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    by alluro2 5y ago

    Making better tools that will detect and manage downvote bombing and hate should be fairly simple if Youtube could be bothered by any of it. Removing the absolutely needed and valid functionality that is normally used to signal the quality
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    by alluro2 5y ago

    Why is it such a hard question? Half of the world does it this way. If implemented right, it would be a socialist democracy and function mostly as Scandinavian countries do - free market for everything, except the stuff that is affecting ba
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    by alluro2 5y ago

    It's an early alpha version of such project. Clearly stated at the beginning of post. Your comment indicates that you are expecting the community to serve your feature requests, while not even pointing out to the "beneath you&quot
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    by alluro2 5y ago

    I don't think this is true - while exposure to a wider or narrower set of these domains / technologies will depend greatly by your held positions and responsibilities within teams, size of companies worked for, and raw years of ex
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    by alluro2 5y ago

    I agree that hatred is probably somewhat unwarranted, and flexibility and support Webpack has is immense - but, based on my experience, I understand some of the people and where it's coming from. I just replaced Webpack with Vite, in a
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    by alluro2 5y ago

    Just wanted to share appreciation for how well-put your perspective on reasons to have children is - sorry to add, but especially as a non-parent (since, as you say, it's hard to take into account what happens after the "flips&quo