amarant

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by amarant 10mo ago
3 factors. Biggest one the aforementioned stupidity. I'm also very stubborn, so that didn't help either. Lastly, and perhaps most importantly, the planned changes, combined with the unplanned ones (which were like 90% of the work)
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by amarant 10mo ago
I have more money and no kids, I still relate to your comment. I burned out basically because I'm stupid and decided to work a demanding full time job while also remodeling my house by myself. Like all renovation jobs, it ended up bein
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by amarant 10mo ago
How complete is the material? I've seen "experts" in Swedish news paper DN claim so much is censored it looks like a cover up. Has that been your impression too?
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by amarant 10mo ago
October 30th, 1969. After that it started to grow uncontrollably and quickly became unwieldy
545.
by amarant 10mo ago
I remember those days. As the only kid in school who didn't watch Lost, those days sucked
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by amarant 10mo ago
We all mess up and miss things, op has shown maturity enough to admit to their mistakes and improve from them. My takeaway from this thread is an increased amount of trust in OP. Not because they made a mistake, but because of how they hand
547.
by amarant 10mo ago
Yes! That's the one! Thanks! Omg, I need to play that game now!
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by amarant 10mo ago
So.. Does that make me political Ebenezer Scrooge? I dunno, you'll have a hard time finding someone with less skin in that particular game than me, I'm not American and I've never even been to America (well, I switched flight
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by amarant 10mo ago
Oh damn, my cousin had carmageddon! We'd stay up all night long playing it when I visited him! Now I gotta find that other game he had, but I don't remember what it was called. It was kinda like reverse GTA: you played as a female
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by amarant 10mo ago
This got me thinking that one of my childhood favourites ought to be playable in the browser too, and sure enough, here's GTA 2 if anyone else is as old as I am: https://dos.zone/grand-theft-auto2/
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by amarant 10mo ago
The Texas one doesn't seem honest. It seems like a political narrative.
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by amarant 10mo ago
Not all, stuff like unstable diffusion exists. But a good many, perhaps even most(?), certainly do!
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by amarant 10mo ago
Is there someone who tries to achieve beauty similar to what the original might've looked like? Would be interesting to see a painted statue that's actually pleasant to look at, rather than these "let's smear this one pi
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by amarant 10mo ago
This looks really nice actually! European non-profit is hitting some really good buttons for me! Thanks for the tip, I hadn't heard of codeberg before!
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by amarant 10mo ago
I'm kind of ok with renting compute so long as it's running open source software. Basically I'll gladly pay for a service, but I don't like getting locked into that service. If the payed service is using FOSS, I will alw
556.
by amarant 10mo ago
Getting acquired by Microsoft is a death sentence for any product. The only variable is how long after acquisition before they gut it. It's almost never right away. GitHub was acquired 7 years ago, but it started showing symptoms perha
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by amarant 10mo ago
The comments in this thread are far more interesting than the article. It really shows why selling EV's in America is difficult, especially in the pickup segment I think. The amount of arguments that are clearly just justifying an opin
558.
by amarant 10mo ago
> I saw sub 40 miles on a full charge claimed by some people I've seen some people claim the earth is flat, too! That 40 miles figure had 0 connection to reality
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by amarant 10mo ago
Ah there we go! Thanks! That also answers the questions some other commenters have had elsewhere in this thread, about what happens to the hardware if the company fails. Now we know: it's Debian. Apt will remain.
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by amarant 10mo ago
It's just weird that I couldn't find any info on which kernel they use. Linux seems the obvious choice for the task (most internet facing servers run Linux after all), but my (admittedly very poor) understanding of the GNU licence
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by amarant 10mo ago
So they say they built umbrelOS from the ground up... Did they really? I'm guessing this is a BSD of some kind? Or have they actually built their own kernel from scratch? I kinda doubt it, and it was hard to tell, even their GitHub rea
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by amarant 10mo ago
I also clearly recall it failing the mission, could there possibly have been different versions of the game? I've heard before of Nintendo distributing slight variations of the same game based on region back in those days, perhaps that
563.
by amarant 10mo ago
I was pretty smol when I played this game last. I don't think I've ever managed to actually land on that hangar ship. That was what my older brothers were for!
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by amarant 10mo ago
When I was very little, like 4 or 5, a new family moved in on the street. I was curious, so I took my little pedal-racecar down the street to where they were moving in to say hi and welcome to the neighborhood. The dad of the family caught
565.
by amarant 10mo ago
> but somehow Jetbrains manages to get slow even on a M3 Max with 36GB RAM. Really? That surprises me, given that I don't have any performance issues at all on my first gen dell xps 13. Which specific products do you use? I use most
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by amarant 10mo ago
The article is not wrong, but I feel like the polytree restraint is a bit forced, and perhaps not the most important concern. You really need to consider why you want to use micro services rather than a monolith, and how to achieve those go
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by amarant 10mo ago
Aren't contemporary boardrooms generally stuffed to the brim with MBA's though? Or is that just my preconceptions talking?
568.
by amarant 10mo ago
I'm not sure social media was ever sane. I distinctly remember thinking it wasn't back in my highschool days, so around 2007-2009, which was pretty much when Facebook completely took over the market in Sweden where I lived. Before
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by amarant 10mo ago
The trick is to not buy a "TV". Get a really big computer monitor/screen, and put it where you'd normally put your TV.
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by amarant 10mo ago
Imagine the correct answer being "what incident?"

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