brazzledazzle

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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I think trauma is also a bit relative. If you grew up with bad physical and emotional abuse from one parent the emotional distance and isolation from another might not even be a blip on your radar, at least until you've worked through
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
These sorts of discussions are not really ideal on HN and this is exactly why. You can at least pretend to be respectful.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Support for sexual content in public schools K-6, perhaps. But these bans apply to high school as well. I'm not going to dance this dance with you though. We both know that there are ulterior motives here that extend well beyond "
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
It's not inferior if your goal is a large amount of lower class babies growing up with few prospects outside of the military and retail jobs for the rest of their lives.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
These things can be weaponized by changing the definitions so I'm not as inclined to trust a model that could be trained by those with ulterior motives. But to your question: There were books available to me in late grade school and mi
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Teams is a better webex but it's not a better Slack. It's UX/UI is full of tiny annoyances, bugs and stupid decisions and if you find these things frustrating it makes using it for chat a chore at best. I'm sure internal
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
They did replace the split view with opening in new windows which I personally like better since the OS shortcut for switching windows is now useful. I wouldn't be surprised if they kill them and switch to a tabbed interface at some po
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
If I don't remember what thread or channel I saw a message I hit the shortcut keys to get to the search bar and search for the sender using "from:@username".
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
The distance left in the tank is closer to the Tesla's more accurate estimate because it's constantly adjusting based on both your current gas level as well as your current energy efficiency. It may not accurately convey the dista
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
> They have no idea that they can do 50% of the things that they can do Maybe even more than that. I know people that have used iOS for years and don't know they can copy/paste text or drag down to search in messages, mail an
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Could even host on github pages with a cname.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I do not miss performance tuning apache.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Clearly none of the marketing or branding people stayed on. Or he ignores them.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Yeah the AWS console UI is far from incomprehensible. Though I think what trips a lot of people up is how the resources are often something you use to compose other higher level resources.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I think there's some concerns about commercial real estate and office leases driving some of these attempts to put the genie back in the bottle but for a lot of employers I think the biggest issue is the change in the power dynamic, pa
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I think sometimes people need a show of things to feel secure, even if there’s no functional benefit.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
RedHat owns Ansible and IBM owns RedHat.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I suppose that’s the answer to a few of the questions in this thread.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Should be noted that telnet only works when you have unauthenticated access to your mail server.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Resend seems like it might be unnecessary and overkill. Why not just send mail through your mail provider directly? Or is this more about sending email campaigns from the CLI?
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Don't you lose a bunch of the compose niceties (without swarm anyway)? Aliases, networks, shared volumes, etc.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Yeah. I noticed even server-side software is using it less too. Kind of annoying if you use SNI inspection as part of your egress security.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Docker compose falls apart when you need something clustered across nodes or any other multi-host deployment. Once you have to rip it apart it becomes way less appealing. Though I haven't tried it in a while and perhaps the ergonomics
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Once I run into nested escape wrangling I start to seriously question how I'm trying to accomplish something.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
>suddenly, silently, stops working Not to detract from your overall point but for anyone out there wondering about a way to handle this in general: your job should update or annotate something (a file, a table, a bucket, etc.) upon succe
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Are you referring to chattel slaves and victims of racial segregation as working people? If so that seems like a very simplistic way to reframe it when their status hinged entirely on the color of their skin. I ask because I may be misreadi
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Many vendors of enterprise software have supported operating systems. Though it seems odd that this is still a thing in the world of containers we now live in.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Better cloudflare than your ISP that's already explicitly intercepting your dns queries to sell your data/profile.
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
Exactly. If you really have to you can take advantage of its ability to use .net libraries directly and force immediate cleanup/gc of variables but it's super hacky and always found pipelining to work better once you get the hang
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by brazzledazzle 3y ago
I think that's a good rule of thumb but not universally applicable. Powershell is used a lot with Microsoft sysadmin/identity/mail software and other vendor software used to manage or integrate with said MS software. If you&#

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