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Twitter unveils X logo to replace blue bird(bbc.co.uk)
7 points by bennyp101 3y ago|2 comments
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by bennyp101 3y ago
I've noticed that search has got a lot better in the last few months, seems to be pretty quick at digging up stuff from a few years ago. I'll give you the image uploads/embeds - it really can be pot luck if it works or not
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by bennyp101 3y ago
“Obsess” is a strong word, but keeping an eye out for tools that could make things easier is a no brainer. Things move at a fast pace and whilst the script or hammer from 10 years ago works, why not keep trying new things to see? I’d say th
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by bennyp101 3y ago
I'm sure there was a brick scanning app that appeared a while ago, or try and find a number and enter it on Lego site [1], otherwise post a picture on BrickLink and I'm sure someone will know what it is! Then you can look on Brick
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by bennyp101 3y ago
Have you tried https://www.dendron.so/ ? I think that was aiming to be a knowledgebase in vscode
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by bennyp101 3y ago
Must have been mid 90's, and I was in France with my parents who were doing up a run down house there, and we ended up in some shop and I stumbled upon a "Linux Pour Les Nuls" book which came with a RedHat disc - that was my
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by bennyp101 3y ago
That's essentially what I did, don't need to know the browser or device or where they are from (the product is UK only, so it's largely irrelevant) - so as I control the server side, just log page visits and certain CTA'
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by bennyp101 3y ago
I don't see how they can argue that they own the data, and then turn around and say they have no way of making sure there is no PII - if a user thinks that a comment or post contains their PII and delete it, then either the user owns i
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by bennyp101 3y ago
At least 10 times this year so far to copy an image to sd cards. Its reliable and easy
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by bennyp101 3y ago
Same, I mean who only uses 1 clove of garlic?! At that point of the recipe it's clearly written by a mad person ;)
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by bennyp101 3y ago
Sure, it was a quick test, but it works for me, YMMV https://gist.github.com/benperiton/2d37ea18377a80f9b9768522d...
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by bennyp101 3y ago
Chucked this into a Dockerfile, and had a play with it. (Takes a while for torch to download, had to set the pip default-timeout higher) Seems to work pretty well, there were some images I had where it left a bit of a blur around hair, but
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by bennyp101 3y ago
I have 4 main sites in Livemarks on my browser: - BBC News - Ars Tech - HN - (local newspaper for my area) I don't really checkin - more just click on the dropdown to see if there is anything interesting randomly throughout the day. My
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by bennyp101 3y ago
Same for me in the UK - 3 months seems to be standard for people that have institutional knowledge. I know other positions have shorter times. Edit: although I’m not sure how it would play out if I decided to just do nothing for those 3 mon
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by bennyp101 4y ago
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/codewhisperer/latest/userguide/s...
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Generative AI Comes to Amazon Web Services(arstechnica.com)
1 points by bennyp101 4y ago|0 comments
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by bennyp101 4y ago
The `SAML 2.0, for developers can add SSO to their own apps` - I was looking at using BoxyHQ for it, but didn't really want another moving part, so this nicely fills in that space!
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by bennyp101 4y ago
I've been waiting for this! Super excited to try it out!
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Supabase Auth: SSO, Mobile, and Server-Side Support(supabase.com)
183 points by bennyp101 4y ago|64 comments
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Probably not, but from a anecdotal observation I've heard a lot of people say they were getting one installed, and there has been a shortage of logs this year (Of course that may be due to other factors) Might have helped contribute to
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by bennyp101 4y ago
I know a lot of people near us (in the UK) went out and bought log burners for their houses - chatting to some neighbours last year and they were saying there was a 6 month waiting list to have one installed. For the first time in 8? years
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Ah man, I always wanted a Cobalt RaQ server - they looked so cool! I seem to remember people reselling access to them and they had web guis that looked like them as well, I think a friend had one
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Pretty sure the first guestbook/counter I wrote were in perl and wrote to a text file :D
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Clicking "Subscribe To Updates" top right on https://www.githubstatus.com/ gives me a whole load of options for getting updates, one of those is RSS
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by bennyp101 4y ago
I switched to a card holder a few years ago, has my licence and various cards in it. I also keep my daily spending and joint account cards in my phone case - and my phone has some of the cards from my card holder in it. Most of the time I j
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by bennyp101 4y ago
I tried the EventStorming a few years ago with a dept for working out a new system , it was really eye opening how everyone referred to things - seeing it all laid out made them realise they all did things slightly differently, and referred
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by bennyp101 4y ago
First step should be to ensure you have enough people that you can do an on-call schedule without burning out your handful of employees, second should be that you tailor your notifications so they don't get overwhelmed by "outages
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Well sure, if you picked up the phonebook called "Pizza to French Cuisine" ....
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by bennyp101 4y ago
Looking at the code, it looks like they are not logging into MongoDB/Realm async, they are just checking if it is done, then reloading the page if not. const user = app.logIn(credentials); export const client = num_users===0
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by bennyp101 4y ago
I was going to suggest Signable [1] which I have used in the past, but it looks like their API is only available on a monthly plan (I'm sure it was available on PAYG before) - but it is cheaper than the 2 you mentioned. [1] https:&#x2

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