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by avh02 7y ago
"Engineering"
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by avh02 7y ago
If I remember correctly, even the isolated work profile can add certificates on android. Probably the only reason I don't use that either.
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by avh02 7y ago
depends on how you value your vacation time with family/friends/to yourself.
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by avh02 7y ago
oh jeez the SD card story just gave me flashbacks. I changed networks (uni to home) and the RPi running pihole would constantly keep my uni DNS settings after a restart. Took me a good few hours to figure it out given that I thought the DNS
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by avh02 7y ago
On the flipside, I went back to uni after a few years working - it felt like I was producing stuff that just gets marked and thrown in the trash - time invested felt like it didn't have much value other than producing a mark. It was de
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by avh02 7y ago
> I wonder if it would be possible to get a whistling system like this to work for English. I'd find it interesting for any language as it'd probably work just as well for people without a voice box - kind of makes you wonder w
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by avh02 7y ago
Benchmarks online show this to be true, depends on your use case if it's acceptable I guess.
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by avh02 7y ago
Yes, but there are organizations that block outgoing ssh connections.
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by avh02 7y ago
To be fair it does not, but I'd say the implication that it doesn't is strong, In my device menu at least. The help section it links to omits a statement used in another section, namely the " Copy a code in a message" se
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by avh02 7y ago
Just checked my pixel's settings cos I freaked out, explicitly says generated on device.
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by avh02 7y ago
I agree on the seat width being important (I'm both overweight and tall) - this is why I avoid exit seats on the "nicer" airlines (since that usually means the tables/screens are stored/flipped-out from the armrest
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by avh02 7y ago
Honestly this might just be the KLM part. Recently flew a very short flight between Berlin and Amsterdam (don't remember if 737 or a320, but definitely one of them), paying for extra legroom... When I got on the plane I couldn't t
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by avh02 7y ago
I agree, which is why I put the "or rebellion" bit, at the same time, it's not like the people parking are paying someone to go around rubbing chalk off so I can't say they're "abusing the system" as they
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by avh02 7y ago
It was a highly relevant but non-local anecdote - who cares where it is? I happened to find it a cute random act of kindness (or rebellion).
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by avh02 8y ago
Please don't state opinion as fact.
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by avh02 8y ago
Not everybody's first language is English, mistakes are made. We all understood what the author meant.
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by avh02 8y ago
IIRC the content is illegal in New Zealand - remember reading a mention of it's possession being banned due to the video being objectionable content or something
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by avh02 8y ago
I'd take it as an indication that those watching knew what they were watching and wanted to be watching - I.e, fb didn't immediately receive thousands of reports on the video that was clearly watched because those watching it were
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by avh02 8y ago
Intention was to set up next cloud on a rock64 talking to my nas as backing store - but it turned out more difficult than I originally intended, might do it all on AWS instead - still not sure and didn't have time to try again
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by avh02 8y ago
This is why I'm getting sick of cloud services like Dropbox and I'm trying to bring it all back under my roof Example: Dropbox's $99 plan used to be able to share a link with password protection, that's been conveniently
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by avh02 8y ago
yeah i just noticed the status page was removed - it used to actually be pretty good!
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by avh02 8y ago
Had plenty of robocalls during my year in the UK - mainly the same message that tries to get you to speak first then goes on a spiel about being involved in a car accident that wasn't my fault (given I don't have a car that was pr
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by avh02 8y ago
Personal habit that's worked for me for years: turn off all data when I go to bed - only calls and sms can wake me up (of course this works if you don't use sms as a regular communication medium) I end up syncing in the morning wh
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by avh02 8y ago
Nice! The Guardian was my dream job for a while... I put together an application, submitted it - and a week later all tech job openings disappeared. open source too - so I found the PR removing the job descriptions on github, it was quite a
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by avh02 8y ago
My father's employer moved from an AS/400 to some poorly implemented Oracle system about a decade ago. Hates it every day and still gives me examples of how the old system was superior and faster.
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by avh02 8y ago
In (less civilized) countries with mountainous roads, I'd take extra power for overtaking since you often move in to the oncoming lane to do so. With a smaller engine you could be stuck behind a truck for 15 minutes. Obviously depends
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by avh02 8y ago
A lot of countries grant visa free access to holders of e.g: us visit visa or schengen residency, they call it a substitute visa
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by avh02 8y ago
I got close to contributing once (but ended up somehow clobbering my installed copy of audacious (edit: this is likely through my own incompetence - not saying the dev env sucks or anything)) - i think i should try again cos i do use it as
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by avh02 8y ago
the thing i loved with winamp was at one peak where it was fast and simple. You wanted to queue songs? middle click the heck out of your playlist. want to stop on end of queue? that was an option you want to add to queue on spotify it'
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by avh02 8y ago
When adding 2fa I add it to authy on my phone and to my pebble (which has significantly better battery life than my phone). Authy allows backups though I've never tested this. I also keep recovery codes for critical services in case al

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