avh02

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by avh02 5y ago
And soldiers in the USSR were American sympathizers?
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by avh02 5y ago
Source?
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by avh02 5y ago
While I agree in the theoretical principle, I don't feel warm when everything I touch is cold... Floor, kitchen counters, desk, toilet, bed, it just never truly feels warm
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by avh02 5y ago
because the only countries in existence are USA, China, and Russia.
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by avh02 5y ago
My solution was just stopping my keys from jingling and poking me while running, I put my keys in a rigid key holder/organizer thing like a Swiss knife for keys
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by avh02 5y ago
I use i3wm, as far as i know it didn't used to unless it installs itself as a daemon
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by avh02 5y ago
old job used zoom, didn't trust it from the get-go (didn't even know who was behind it), just that software that provides extremely granular controls to admins gives me the heebeejeebies in general, my workflow was: open zoom, joi
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by avh02 5y ago
In Germany it's fairly usual to have your dishwasher set in to the kitchen cabinets - you wouldn't know which cupboard is the dishwasher half the time. Having it project on to the floor means you don't need to have a screen t
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by avh02 5y ago
Any chance you could share the name of the doggy 23andme service? I looked and there are quite a few, but wouldn't know where to start. We've been meaning to find out what one of our dogs actually is since we've been asked so
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by avh02 5y ago
> Flameshot can now be run in "one off" mode which means the background systray component is now optional. See the CLI details below. This was my main turn off from flameshot - I found it weird to have something running in the
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by avh02 5y ago
yes, i love the thing - i've been thinking of setting up klaxon from themarshallproject for the web diff/watching stuff i have - but still haven't looked in to it deeply (and not sure i like their ready-to-go deployment witho
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by avh02 5y ago
If you mean one of those short dreams when you're just about falling asleep (you fall off a bike, you trip, whatever) - it's called a hypnic jerk: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypnic_jerk If you're talk
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by avh02 5y ago
On the flip side, I do technical interviews (I am new to it though), and I spend about half an hour preparing for an interview including going through the CV that made it to me (and making notes/preparing questions) and researching the
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by avh02 5y ago
or it's a honeypot and they want you to think things are inoperable. (not that i believe that, just a possible counter offence)
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Metapreneurs(themetapreneurs.com)
6 points by avh02 5y ago|2 comments
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by avh02 5y ago
i can tell when an ssh connection in my own apartment is going over wifi rather than the ethernet cable (if the session open before connecting the ethernet) - is it a weak signal? yes, but it's not a big apartment. With a modern router
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by avh02 5y ago
Relative to a first world country, it's true, the internet is bad. But at least in Berlin, if you want (as a company) to get good internet, it's possible, there are providers such as colt that have metropolitan fiber and will lite
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by avh02 5y ago
some countries had an exception to testing for short trips (when only essential travel was allowed)
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by avh02 5y ago
While I agree with you, I remember that 3 a.m. was also quite busy in Dubai, it's not an usual or quiet time there.
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by avh02 5y ago
I think the raspberry pi started moving compatibility/arm adoption far earlier than apple's migration. Maybe not the dev tools, sure, but I've seen a steady stream of more and more projects supporting arm and I attribute that
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by avh02 5y ago
yeah, i've set firefox to always reject notification and location requests unless i override it (for e.g: notifications for whatsapp web or a few other websites) - i'd rather not waste the mental energy being grumpy at a site for
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by avh02 5y ago
Hi-Fi speakers - mine aren't particularly wow, but I've had them (and my brother has had his) since the mid-late 2000's, getting daily usage when possible and moving through multiple countries, in and out of storage. They&#x2
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by avh02 5y ago
Since it seems I need to back up my statement: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29492884 is one example... Is that teams' fault? No, but they'd be able to call 911 if it wasn't installed. I have a running
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by avh02 5y ago
> Microsoft dog foods tons of its own software and all internal cloud services I know of run on azure so it's even more embarrassing how terrible the software is. trolling aside - if this is true, the state of e.g: MS Teams is a tr
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by avh02 5y ago
> It wouldn't need spare parts if it didn't break I guess you've never lost a single screw in your life.
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by avh02 5y ago
> who wrote the book on managing managers at financial institutions I've been around and worked with people who have written books, maybe not "the" books (one of them might have been, actually) - and honestly, one of the p
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by avh02 5y ago
apparently there was a time where there was an indicator on mostly larger vehicles for indicating takeover safety [0] (make sure you view the linked section). I remember seeing a few of these (though never in use) when traveling in a count
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Dollar to LBP (Lebanese Pound/Lira) Exchange Rate(lirarate.org)
1 points by avh02 5y ago|1 comments
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by avh02 5y ago
> CCP intelligence services erm... it's a Norwegian company
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by avh02 5y ago
you have web portals for outlook at least (doesn't make it usable though, my daily struggles!) Then there's MS teams. I'd rather it just not run anywhere (die) instead of being a "good enough" solution bundled in to

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