cbsks

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   by cbsks 3y ago

   > Have you ever experienced something like this? Yes, regularly. Yesterday was a lazy day for me. Today was a productive day. > What would you recommend me to do to get out of this cycle? I don’t have a solution. I’ve learned to live
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   by cbsks 3y ago

   It won’t break any existing links. It just means that existing links will still have the typo.
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   by cbsks 3y ago

   Those who use non-streaming music libraries… how do you do music discovery? I listen to a large variety of music and I love that I can get pretty much anything I desire within a few seconds on Spotify. Listening to new music would be harder
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   by cbsks 3y ago

   This would be really useful for doing automated testing of embedded devices. I hope it succeeds!
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   by cbsks 3y ago

   The indentation changes are because of a removed if block.
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   by cbsks 3y ago

   There are—or rather, were—lots: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=%22uber%20for%22
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   by cbsks 3y ago

   I worked at a company that made JTAG probes. When you wanted to debug the firmware on the probe you’d attach another probe to it. And if you encountered a bug while debugging that probe, then you’d attach another probe…
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   by cbsks 3y ago

   It’s like saying that you should only eat organic food. Sure, there is lots of science backing it up, but that’s besides the point. It’s not always possible or easy for everyone to get organic food. Any food is better than no food.
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   by cbsks 3y ago

   Yikes! Internet is expensive! And there is only a single provider legally allowed to operate. 18£: 30GB. 5Mbps down, 1Mbps up 36£: 60GB. 5Mbps down, 1Mbps up 67£: unlimited. 10Mbps down, 1Mbps up 120£: unlimited. 20Mbps down, 1Mbps up http
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    Sounds like you are looking for the Home Assistant Yellow: https://www.crowdsupply.com/nabu-casa/home-assistant-yellow It has Zigbee 3.0, OpenThread, and Matter; a DAC; and an M.2 socket.
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    The sci-fi book practically writes itself. A wealthy entrepreneur puts an asteroid in motion to move mars and sets up a long term foundation to keep it operational for the next 40,000 years. In conjunction with the orbital adjustment, terra
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    I got a domain with my first name and my wife’s first name like jimja.ne, but she was not a fan of it at all. I ended up getting jimjane.org instead. Much easier for people to use.
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    I’ve started using my first name followed by a few letters related to the domain, so jimhn@example.com instead of hackernews@example.com, for exactly this reason. It’s easier to explain to a customer support rep if it’s a more “normal” emai
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    What modifications do you have in your personal Chromium fork? I’ve been thinking about making a custom Firefox build that disables some of the stupid stuff they’ve added, but haven’t gotten around to actually doing it yet.
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    I guess self-medicating with marijuana actually works, to a certain extent!
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    Photosynthesis photography: Making images with living plant leaves(youtube.com)

    3 points by cbsks 3y ago|0 comments
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    Not on a Colmak keyboard
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    Golly I wish there were more comments in that code. 2 letter variable names and self documenting code are mutually exclusive. With some difficulty I was able to understand what it was doing, but even just a few comments would have really he
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    Joining a religion is another solution that has been used for thousands of years.
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    Firefox on iOS also has tabs
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    I can pay money and see a therapist. It’s a lot harder to find a community.
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    I did that only yesterday to upgrade from 22.04 LTS to 22.10, and now my laptop doesn’t boot. So it doesn’t always work. I am strongly considering trying Arch instead.
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    On the plus side, you now have a book with an interesting story!
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    And Adam’s review of it was not very stellar. He immediately had a bunch of fixes that he wanted to do to it.
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    My dad worked on that! He says it got canceled because at the time Microsoft only kept projects that made XX millions of dollars, and even though the project was profitable, it didn’t reach that threshold. They also made Arthur and DW anima
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    That’s the technique I use to tie shoelaces, but unfortunately, it was too difficult to teach to my 5 year old so she’s stuck with the bunny-ears method. I’m open to suggestions if anyone has any!
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    Yes. I typically only need SSH so that isn’t a huge concern for me. I only rarely need a GUI.
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    Wireguard+SSH+VNC works wonders for me.
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    I use a desktop that I can remotely access. So I can do development on my fast computer from anywhere. It’s always on so it’s easy to run long jobs. Since my laptop is basically just a thin client used for ssh, vnc, and a web browser, it’s
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    by cbsks 3y ago

    I am able to view links to Threads from a web browser without being logged in: https://www.threads.net/t/CuVaOg1PgU4/