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by buro9 3y ago
DNS block: events.gfe.nvidia.com lightstep.kaizen.nvidia.com
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by buro9 3y ago
Strong recommendation for organic maps on Google. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.organicmap... It's still OpenStreetMaps, but presented in a much easier mobile app with an experience closer
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by buro9 3y ago
No, but I do use a full size keyboard as the numpad is the main thing that enables me not to use a calculator still
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by buro9 3y ago
Email is better still. At worst it's no worse than SMS, but at best it's at least secure in transport and effectively free. The downside to email is primarily that data is not a roaming perk for many. But if it's too access a
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by buro9 3y ago
The fedi instance I am on is full of people making indie games who all seem to be teenagers. Perhaps this is more where the author is, and what they're seeing from that perspective?
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by buro9 3y ago
Works fine on Firefox on Android Also works on Chrome on Android
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by buro9 3y ago
It's just a very British chatbot
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by buro9 3y ago
First they need to look at your application / resume. Then they need to have questions, which triggers curiosity that has them looking for more. Only then does having a piece of content help you. Yes it helps, but it doesn't help
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by buro9 3y ago
This is why companies should not run their own forums. It's cheap support and marketing, it's not really community.
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by buro9 3y ago
for those following that link to the first page... all the images are dead, they were hotlinked. read the end of the thread to get an idea about it: https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/172374/?offset=27000
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by buro9 3y ago
Google don't fully remove you. https://www.google.com/search?q=lfgss That will return the website as a first result (I run https://www.lfgss.com/ )... but no description or metadata. Lots of tangential
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by buro9 3y ago
The problem with this defense is that it is invisible... the thief will only know about it after they've caused external damage trying to get access to the system. I just use a steering wheel lock, one of those bright yellow chunks of
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by buro9 3y ago
And yet the TV rights are a joke as it's really difficult to watch in a lot of countries and the rave would be worth more to France if the audience was expanded greatly.
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by buro9 3y ago
> I'm calling it now This has become the indicator of hubris, the red flag that indicates the rest should be taken, at best, with a very large pinch of salt.
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by buro9 3y ago
I see more people outside of tech talking about it than within tech. Within tech the biggest constraint I'm seeing is a failure of our imagination on how this tech could be used, so far we've limited our interactions to that which
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by buro9 3y ago
Well that's a feature that I might be willing to pay for. Add Twitter to that list and I'll start finding accessible content again.
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by buro9 3y ago
Credit to Ben who built this, it's really nice. If you're a network engineer and aren't yet using this... What are you doing? Also check out the Prometheus metrics available as a feed format you can scrape (paying customers).
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by buro9 3y ago
I leave few things on Windows as Microsoft have opinions, and then OSQuery gives IT admins opinions. I prefer as few outside opinions on what I run as possible, so I only leave Chrome and VSCode in Windows and everything else is in Linux. I
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by buro9 3y ago
Monitoring all the things can be hard. There are a lot of different solutions, that have different trade-offs for different volumes of data, cardinality of data, how out of order / async the data may arrive, whether you need push or pu
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by buro9 3y ago
WSL2 in Windows means you can just run a Debian underneath and launch a non-snap Firefox from there and have it appears in Windows. Now you get the benefit of Windows power management (and that beautiful laptop battery life) but a web brows
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by buro9 3y ago
Thanks. That was enough for me to find https://help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/360007279753-UniFi-Net... and know that I can mix OPNSense and my existing Unifi switches just fine as as it's all LACP.
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by buro9 3y ago
> packet loss at summer temps is indicative of faulty hardware (maybe just the thermal paste or other parts of the heat management) there is no heat management in the Ubnt USG. no thermal paste on the hot network ports, no cooling design
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by buro9 3y ago
Not quite the same thing, and I meant for tall buildings. Venice is built entirely on a clay swamp, the wooden piles support the full weight of absolutely massive stone structures including St Marks Square, the tower and cathedral. https:&
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by buro9 3y ago
I sometimes get an idea and think "why haven't we done that?"... and perhaps we have. Venice is built on wooden stilts that are sunk into clay so tightly that the clay is essentially reinforced by the stilts and this allows t
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by buro9 3y ago
How does the link aggregation work? I get that OPNSense can do this, but do you need a switch with a capability to make sense of this? I'm considering moving from Unifi USG to OPNSense and have two Cat6a runs from one end of the house
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by buro9 3y ago
This is Google, who have a monorepo, who are afraid of the legal risks to the monorepo. The copyright of the output of these tools is not yet determined, it's a risk. The advice not to use the tools in a risky way not only directly mit
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by buro9 3y ago
> I never understood why people go for graphql. It allows a full separation of the frontend dev velocity from the backend velocity. The frontend is no longer dependant on backend engineers for API creation, nor negotiations on how those
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by buro9 3y ago
There is a certain point at which the engineering is no longer what makes a company successful, it fuels an initial growth and can sustain it longer, but then the deciding thing on whether the company survives and thrives becomes the more o
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by buro9 3y ago
Yes, Application Observability is a lot of the purpose of this. Instrumentation will be richer, more accurate, low cost, and able to be of value throughout the application for the purposes of tracing and profiling. What it will mean is that
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by buro9 3y ago
This is definitely unwise. I run forums and have done for +20y. Reddit may have a user agreement that allows them to use the data forever, but historical versions that were not visible (effectively soft-deleted on edit) puts this into a ris

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