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by avh02 5y ago
still a nicer airport than the dump that was SXF (TXL did have a special place in my heart though) That said, flying budget airlines remains a ridiculous experience at all european airports.
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by avh02 5y ago
as big as a fiasco as BER was/is - it turns out it's (attempted) infrastructure expansion. That and stuff like U5 extension, etc (is it a tourist line? sure, but it's work being done). Trialing/using Electric buses is an
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Cash-strapped Lebanese army sells helicopter rides(bbc.co.uk)
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by avh02 5y ago
i tried another contact sensor (sonoff) before trying out the aqara/xiaomi sensors - holy crap what a world of difference in build quality and response time. I have one in our postbox flap to detect when we get mail - the sonoff needed
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by avh02 5y ago
I don't think you will, but just to be safe: don't come off as crazy paranoid grandpa please!
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by avh02 5y ago
I honestly don't remember, but i definitely remember the checklist became more formal as we made a lot of errors like this. I left soon afterwards but the stack was also a transition-to-AWS stack so was later moved to something more su
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by avh02 5y ago
When i was working for one of the biggest regional websites: We had blue/green deployments using AWS Elastic Beanstalk - our actual deployment process was still manual and we had an informal (i.e: not written down but everybody knew) c
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by avh02 5y ago
you can also add *.sony.* to that "one more" list. pretty sure there'd be no law against that - wonder if they'd appreciate it though.
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by avh02 5y ago
Yeah our cat's big meal is in the morning , I randomly change around when in my morning routine I feed them so they don't assume that just cos I'm up and about they'll be getting fed. It helped with them making noises at
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by avh02 5y ago
I found pipenv to be far too opinionated (e.g: explicitly not supporting sections other than `dev`, because you're doing it wrong if there are any other sections). I also found it's insistence on doing certain things reduced my fl
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by avh02 5y ago
what i've found/heard in germany is this: you may struggle/it may take long to find certain things to get a diagnosis, but once you do, it's a ball that gets rolling insanely fast. 2 anecdotal examples: colleague's
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by avh02 5y ago
I think and hope you dug further than just a name match, names aren't necessarily unique!
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by avh02 5y ago
Or responding to "I'm not interested" with a canned "great! Find a slot on my calendar to talk about the role!"
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by avh02 5y ago
How does DoH help you avoid ads?
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by avh02 5y ago
Sounds like something you can solve with a labelmaker unless it's over the "do not cover" portions.
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by avh02 5y ago
I can ask the same about knowing and pronouncing numbers. regardless, this is an article about a UK company's product being used by UK emergency services. An injured foreigner who can't speak English is going to have trouble with
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by avh02 5y ago
yeah, was thinking about rebuilding it as OSS just now. the biggest problem is that a security-minded org is going to want control over the server storing their secret messages (otherwise, you're literally giving away which org you are
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by avh02 5y ago
for the longest time we had issues with people pasting passwords in slack to share them within the org. one hackathon later we had a one time secret sharing slash command (which you can only reveal the message once and is then lost/del
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by avh02 5y ago
have you ever tried providing a phone number/account number/id number over the phone? how easily/correctly was it transferred? Now add in hypothermia, noise, weather, or bodily harm to that equation. The only improvement woul
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by avh02 5y ago
mostly the latter - plus a need for more highly skilled workers in certain shortage occupations.
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by avh02 5y ago
one thing that stood out to me when i was in Southampton in the UK was that every passenger on the bus would say some form of "thank you" on their way off the bus. So, sometimes, yeah.
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by avh02 5y ago
haven't listened to radiolab in a while so can't remember off the top of my head what speed i'd put it at - but i think the difficulty there with speeding it up is how much they intersperse and cut things in to each other. I
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by avh02 5y ago
I think of backwards compatibility in production as a responsibility (to an extent!)
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by avh02 5y ago
personally, i listen to mostly informational podcasts (darknet diaries, select episodes of freakonomics, selfhosted, etc) - even if there's a story setup to it, it's not really what i'm there for - i'm not a genius or an
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by avh02 5y ago
waaaaay too slow talking to be at 1x speed. I don't listen to podcasts that fast, but darknet diaries definitely needs a speed bump. I like the episodes I've listened to though (so far only 5-10 of them)
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by avh02 5y ago
You can justify anything with that logic: Guns are just an improvement on skull bashing, and there's rocks readily available everywhere! The low cost, simplicity, network ubiquity, and availability of these devices is different. Nobody
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by avh02 5y ago
you know people don't only go home. they have affairs, they may be undercover agents, or they may be doing something they're not proud of (legal or not).
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by avh02 5y ago
so it's nice that it notifies me there's an airtag on me but only when i get home - however if someone's nefariously tracking me, at that point it's too late. If i have an Android i wouldn't even know that.
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by avh02 5y ago
This is the route i went (though admittedly mostly by accident), unfortunately do have a "smart AV receiver/amp" but the functionality there's too convenient for me to kill all networking. If i had to buy a TV now I&#x27
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by avh02 5y ago
Yeah but wifi's not only used for the internet - would've exactly want everybody accessing everybody's stuff (printers, webcams, NAS, etc) Obviously there are solutions to that but a layperson won't manage it

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