astrostl

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by astrostl 4y ago
> Ultimately companies that abdicate their informatics operations like this will give their profits to their data-center operators, who will be empowered to charge them whatever price they want. This "ultimate" endgame has been
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by astrostl 4y ago
Reeder (et al.) + iCloud sync was a game-changer for me too.
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by astrostl 4y ago
I can infer from context that mold is a linker. It took searching for https://github.com/rui314/mold to learn what it actually was, though: "mold is a faster drop-in replacement for existing Unix linkers. It is
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by astrostl 4y ago
> All transactions are final; none can be reversed. It does not matter if your coins were stolen, or if your family will come to ruin because of it; the system does not care. There can be no exceptions. If we desire a system of absolute
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by astrostl 4y ago
> For those missing context, Insteon is a smart home company that shut down suddenly a few weeks ago without notice to it's users, essentially bricking peoples smart homes. Thank you. Some variant of this surely would have fit in th
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by astrostl 4y ago
I have to think that far less than 1% of STV owners don't connect them. Adding hardware to capture whatever % of them it actually is seems extremely financially dubious to me, especially given how unlikely they are to have positive ad
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by astrostl 4y ago
> if engineers are empowered / encouraged to create and prioritize their own tickets, then its not a hurdle at all Many people - now including me - are plainly telling you that it is a hurdle for them. No amount of reframing this is
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by astrostl 4y ago
If you're an Alfred user (and I think you "should" be), try creating a web search keyword for https://music.apple.com/us/search?term={query} . When it's triggered it will open up search in the app r
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by astrostl 4y ago
Loving Rancher Desktop here too, and even w/o making use of k3s at all. Fantastic drop-in replacement for Docker Desktop w/o the garbage.
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by astrostl 4y ago
Migration was a total nightmare for my family too.
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by astrostl 4y ago
Rommel, you magnificent bastard!
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by astrostl 5y ago
It reads exactly like a typical ranty tech forum post to me. I think us readers may exaggerate the effect if those same words are put to front-page HTML.
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by astrostl 5y ago
I did this with my own domain. Then sold the domain, and it was an absolute nightmare to go change my email registration everywhere because asking the buyer to forward a bajillion emails to me was overbearing. Never again!
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by astrostl 5y ago
> DATA ANALYSIS Two cats (1 male neutered, 6 years old, 1 female neutered 2 years old) hid during the entire test and this data was not included ahahahahhaha this one from another part of the site is great. Love the content, love the &#x
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by astrostl 5y ago
I find it fascinating to consider the potential impact on energy consumption, human time, hardware and hosting costs, etc. of just one patch to just one thing.
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by astrostl 5y ago
> nerdctl run -it --rm -v "${HOME}:/mnt" ubuntu ^^ volume mounts appear to "just work" on macOS
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by astrostl 5y ago
I expected some kind of argument regarding malware and the potential for accessing your entire password vault.
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by astrostl 5y ago
Is your macro published anywhere?
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by astrostl 5y ago
> Bash is great, but when it comes to writing scripts, people usually choose a more convenient programming language. JavaScript is a perfect choice Awaiting citations on usually, convenient, and perfect. > await $`cat package.json | g
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by astrostl 5y ago
> Admittedly, the original author's title of "Why I distrust Google Cloud more than AWS or Azure" much better describes their position than the editorialized title of the HN submitter ("Why Google Cloud is less trustw
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by astrostl 6y ago
Had to Google DNM == Dark Net Market WHM == White House Market, a large DNM
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by astrostl 6y ago
> Outside of some exchange link keeping a name = address record "Outside of" is doing a lot of work here.
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by astrostl 6y ago
> Decades and decades ago, corporations paid most of the tax. People paid very little. Regarding corporations paying most of the tax, according to the data at FRED (b. 1947) there has never been a point at which corporate tax receipts ha
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by astrostl 6y ago
nitpick . Yes, this is me nitpicking XD
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by astrostl 6y ago
Incompletely processed is more like it. The deadline for receipt of information from employers, etc. is Jan 31 with scaling penalties for tardiness.
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by astrostl 6y ago
I was recently annoyed by this but didn't connect the ro distribution with the update pain. Then there's the Xcode CLI update lest Homebrew start compiling rather than pouring everything, every time :-|
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by astrostl 6y ago
I currently own and 100% expect to rent something like a low-maintenance condo in a community when older.
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by astrostl 6y ago
Landlord here. This implies perfect pricing, but it's still moist robots like me making very imperfect decisions.
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by astrostl 6y ago
This is the fundamental divide on dev and ops environment customizations.
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by astrostl 6y ago
Ages ago I used "Bigfoot"'s free email forwarding for life . Which turned into a subset of email with limitations, fees, ads, and eventually shutdown. Later I had my own domain, and did the address-per-site thing. Which was

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