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by buro9 5y ago
Two big reasons off the top of my head: 1. Two people working a 20h week does not mean the same costs as a single person working a 40h week (think payroll, software licensing, pension admin, healthcare, etc). So costs rise as a result. 2. A
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by buro9 5y ago
I'm an old-timer and mostly backend now... I knew all but one of these lines. But the chances of me now being able to make a website based on modern frontend frameworks is near zero.
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by buro9 5y ago
> As we have seen, Google does not explain ( https://developers.google.com/tag-manager/serverside/custom-... ) the reason for creating a subdomain of the website for its "proxy" server: > > The
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by buro9 5y ago
You can't turn it off as a Cloudflare customer either. The best you've got is "essentially off" but that wording is such because even with everything disabled there are still edge cases where their security will enforce
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by buro9 5y ago
There's room for a future product to discover everything within a house. Find all the Shelly devices, figure out which bulbs are Hue, discover any small sensors left behind, etc.
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by buro9 5y ago
When you sell a house like this... what do you leave behind and what do you take? This has increasingly been on my mind. I've no desire to sell soon, but there's a Nest doorbell that is wired in, so it stays. A Nest thermostat, wh
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by buro9 5y ago
We (Grafana) are just about to roll out https://www.simpplr.com/ internally. We've been using a mix of tools until now, Guru, Google Docs... but have lacked discoverability, powerful search, and in Google the ability t
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by buro9 5y ago
I'm already not signed in to Reddit so this already applies. It turns out most forums default to public as that drives organic growth that sustains them over time. There are enough public fora to not have to seek out private ones to an
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by buro9 5y ago
There is already a great search engine, it is Google. The problem is that it contains an overwhelming volume of spam and auto-generated sites. To solve that, we all use the best search engine and apply site filters. Sites where we know othe
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by buro9 5y ago
Plus if you use DNS ad-blocking you'll find a fair number of apps will not work due to the excessive tracking implemented in a blocking way with key functionality. The websites though, they work perfectly. What tracking is on them is i
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by buro9 5y ago
Better would be to fund content to an equivalent number of listens.
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by buro9 5y ago
It's a slightly older Synology 1817+, 8 bay, all filled with smaller older drives... 24TB RAID6. It's powered by a UPS and I set it to put the disks to sleep to reduce power consumption. That's the basics... Beyond that, ever
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by buro9 5y ago
Fastmail I've just moved, and it's great. Import is fantastic (I migrated 14GB of email) and I've used Dmarcian to monitor and confirm everything is perfect on the SPF, DKIM front. Spam initially got through, but once trained
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by buro9 5y ago
> does Miele require a specific kind of cleaning powder or packet No. But they do have an auto-dosing capability on some models that take a disk and dispense the right amount of powder for the given wash. Which? reviewed this and conclud
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by buro9 5y ago
Still stuck on Ubiquiti things. It does allow wrangling with the networks and the UI is very pretty... but configuring this to disable the Ubiquiti Cloud and yet enable most features locally was a PITA.
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by buro9 5y ago
> Am curious: When the washer is past security updates, are you going to leave it on the VLAN? Would you do that if the washer had a camera or microphone? TBH I figure that this is roughly the point when the Wi-Fi chipsets can't con
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by buro9 5y ago
> I just throw my laundry in the machine Into the dishwasher?
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Updates improve wash efficiency, etc. Not just security updates. Maybe a new cleaning powder comes with a new algo. Maybe there's a better dosing for certain levels of water hardness. But the gist is that it updates the whole module. I
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by buro9 5y ago
Looks like a Miele. That menu can be exited (the image where it says "Software Update", the tiny bit on the right... that's a scroll bar of multiple options including the ability to exit this menu), but it does imply that the
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by buro9 5y ago
My ideal is a static site generator that has markdown as the input, a couple of data connectors (to things like Google sheets), and that can be "hosted" in GitHub. On commit, a Github Action would generate the static content. We&#
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by buro9 5y ago
Sheldon Brown is the go to for everything like this. There are no affiliate links, and he went way beyond the company he worked on, it's a pure act of love and is super comprehensive. It's just info to help you.
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Walk along the bottom of an empty canal(ianvisits.co.uk)
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by buro9 5y ago
I've just switched to fastmail for email from gsuite and Gmail. It was effortless and I feel it works better than the Gmail systems did. I also enjoy the ease with which alias and catch all emails from my various domain names work. The
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by buro9 5y ago
Network and direct sourcing. It's a grind, and you need to be selling yourself. If you're finding it tough go speak to Thayer: https://team-prime.com/about/ they are an agency but won't bill you by perso
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by buro9 5y ago
Oh exactly that. Or if caching is your biggest priority then Fastly or Akamai will shine too. But if you're balancing all considerations and want the cheap "good enough" caching with the DDoS protection, free TLS certs, and u
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by buro9 5y ago
I never click a link outside of a browser I have launched ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I run multiple browsers, Firefox is what I regard as my default but I use Chrome for work email. I launch the browsers on startup, and I just go into the browsers... o
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by buro9 5y ago
Don't put Cloudflare in front of a Cloud egress bill. i.e. don't do this: Azure|Amazon > Cloudflare Always use your own proxy where the egress is well within your free tier, i.e. do this: Azure|Amazon > Hetzner|Linode > C
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by buro9 5y ago
Extremely likely you would be breaking the law by discriminating against anyone not female. The way to do this properly is by "Positive Action" (when all else is equal, prefer a candidate that fulfils a diversity criteria)... not
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by buro9 5y ago
For those looking to migrate to Gmail, a story of the mechanics of doing so: https://medium.com/@buro9/one-account-all-of-google-4d292906... The gist: You can't move everything, you lose things like purchases on a

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