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by buro9 3y ago
> “I disagree with the idea of unions. I just don’t like anything which creates a lords-and-peasants kind of thing.” Says the oligarch to the masses. That word is often used in only a post-Soviet context, but the word is Greek and far ol
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by buro9 3y ago
> Consumer confidence is down three straight quarters in a row. Nobody feels good about what the music is going to do next. Sure, but you can leave a downturn four ways: 1. You went out of business 2. You experienced a decline and let a
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by buro9 3y ago
> Now might not be the best bet making time. Circumstances and the market change. This is true, but I personally believe that the loss of knowledge and experience from within is a significant drag on momentum for when you do want to hire
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by buro9 3y ago
They placed a bet, and that bet didn't pay off. But what I'd expect is for them to cut only a little (not 17%), because they would place another bet on something else to remain competitive. To cut so heavily looks like they'v
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by buro9 3y ago
Whenever the job no longer challenges / interests me. Which in my early career, when personal growth was mostly on the technical front, was every couple of years... but in my later career, when personal growth was mostly soft skills, c
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Using Tailscale Custom OIDC with Authelia and Carpal(blog.janissary.xyz)
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by buro9 3y ago
yup, and if people are looking for usage I just found a gist that shows how gob handling can be useful (writing to cache that allows the reading back to be castable into the correct structs) https://gist.github.com/pioz&#x2F
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by buro9 3y ago
this is quite old, so I'm curious about what triggered it being posted again, has something happened / changed?
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by buro9 3y ago
I've been looking at https://www.defined.net/ as an alternative. And also saw this on HN a month or so ago https://blog.janissary.xyz/posts/tailscale-oidc-authelia-car...
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by buro9 3y ago
I'm currently using a remote NAS as my backup to my local NAS. At 35TB of data it will take a lot of time and money for me to back this with S3 or Glacier... so mostly my object storage scenario is to accelerate and make more available
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by buro9 3y ago
I use Tailscale to make my home network available from my phone, and then an app called Cx File Explorer to be able to fully navigate the file systems involved and view or download any file from it. I also use Plex to get all media on my ph
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by buro9 3y ago
Prior comments from the person suggest Cook County and Illinois within the USA, all in pre-trail as a result of not being wealthy enough to foot a bail bond.
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by buro9 3y ago
Syncthing is a dream. Photos sync'd from phone to laptop making pics taken instantly available to share via desktop apps. Also add in the NAS and you have three copies before you consider RAID or BTRFS or anything. Replace Dropbox with
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by buro9 3y ago
Stavros, you deadnamed me :cry hope you are well, x
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by buro9 3y ago
https://www.glassdoor.co.uk/Salaries/cobol-programmer-salary... If it's so valuable to the industry that they have good people who know it, that should surely be reflected in the salary / comp for roles... An
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by buro9 3y ago
This is... something. Or you can just buy one of these: https://www.wiimhome.com/wiimpro/overview (review: https://www.theverge.com/2023/2/8/23571271/wiim-mini-multi-r... ) It is go
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by buro9 3y ago
I hope they solved the cooling.
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by buro9 3y ago
I bookmark things in pinboard that I may wish to find again, at some other point in time... I am helping my future self, and I appreciate that by paying pinboard to ensure a backup of the page is saved. I search the bookmarks every week or
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by buro9 3y ago
This is incredible because the vast majority of what it takes to build roads, rail tracks, docks, and such infrastructure is all in the clearing and relandscaping of land. It doesn't have to be perfect in terms of aesthetics or seals,
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by buro9 3y ago
in the end, maybe Sam was the instigator, the board tried to defend (and failed) and what we just witnessed from afar was just a power play to change the structure of OpenAI (or at least the outcome for Sam and many others) towards profit r
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by buro9 3y ago
Written history is usually a simplification that has lost a lot of the context and nuance from it. I don't need to follow in real-time, but a lot of the context and nuance can be clearly understood at the moment and so it stills helps
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by buro9 3y ago
I offer a third assumption... I believed it to be a trench parallel to the equatorial. I knew the equatorial was hangars, but I was seduced by the shots in thinking that these were East-West trenches. Goes to show how bad assumptions can be
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by buro9 3y ago
To function at such a level that it is ablative, and impairs sustained performance (or even standard performance)
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by buro9 3y ago
> At this point, is there still any good reasons to use Chrome? I use Firefox for everything... except work. At work we have Google Suite, Google Meet, etm and these do not work as well, as consistently, or with the same features in Fire
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by buro9 3y ago
this looks ace, so a serious question: is it widely used? this is the first I've seen of it (seems true of other people commenting too), but it looks like there's some strong history (several acquisitions, then joined Linux Founda
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by buro9 3y ago
When I worked there (3+ years ago), if PDX were out then "the brain" was out... things like DDoS protection was already being done within each PoP (so that will be just fine, even for L3 and L7 floods, even for new and novel attac
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by buro9 3y ago
but yet, when we pay for services (Google Suite) and websites... we still get adverts we're not incentivised to pay as our data is mined and sold anyway, our attention still fought for
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by buro9 3y ago
did you force stop and then disable the Google app? this is the step that takes care of it
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by buro9 3y ago
did you force stop and then disable the Google app? this is the step that takes care of it changing the launcher and browser have to be done first as the Pixel Launcher and Chrome really do expect the Google app to be running.
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by buro9 3y ago
this is the advice I've been hearing more often than not. I've been Linux and Windows for most of my career, and only strayed into Mac a few times in the last 5 years. Without fail, _every_ Mac I've owned has needed support i

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