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by cheeze 5y ago
Does anyone really think that running Linux on custom Apple hardware is actually going to make things _better_?
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by cheeze 5y ago
I don't understand the difference.
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by cheeze 5y ago
> Don't go too hard on crypto > 11.2% of NW is tied up in crypto
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by cheeze 5y ago
As a heavy plex user, I can't imagine using it as my default music player. CX isn't great for music, IMO.
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by cheeze 5y ago
Yeah, but they are still people who are responding to a page, working on wording and getting it approved, and then updating. 20 minutes seems pretty reasonable to me.
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by cheeze 5y ago
I used to live in Seattle and a personal scooter is where it's at. Plus, it's impossible to look like more of a dweeb than the tech people riding electric unicycles. It's great for 8 months of the year at least.
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by cheeze 5y ago
Who cares? Dude got free drinks for wearing a lanyard. This isn't some lesson in morality.
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by cheeze 5y ago
This reads like a Reddit comment.
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by cheeze 5y ago
HN often reminds me of that article about how a majority of what you read on the internet is written by insane people.
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by cheeze 5y ago
> I wish Apple would provide at least something of a better user experience here But they don't, so its generally our job to work around that and provide sane usability in light of decisions made by larger browsers. Still doesn&#x27
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by cheeze 5y ago
What does the cronjob do? Start some service that listens for inbound connections? Or are you talking more about daemons that do some set of work every interval?
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by cheeze 5y ago
Sometimes buying makes sense as well. The NY Times has a good calculator for this. In my case, rent is so expensive in my city that buying and building equity was higher EV than keeping my cash in investments. YMMV.
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by cheeze 5y ago
Will it? I didn't know that rpi had any HW support for AV1. Last I checked, there wasn't any player capable of doing HDR10 HEVC either, but maybe that has changed. I like the rpi but I don't think its as capable as people are
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by cheeze 5y ago
Functional fanatics are totally the kind of people who seek out teams or spaces for a specific language. I stay away from those people, not going to lie.
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by cheeze 5y ago
This is true about almost any company. Closed source generally means you can have lower standards.
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by cheeze 5y ago
I've heard (but don't have any actual evidence more than hearsay) that Twitch generally operates independently of Amazon/AWS. I'm sure that they share some things, but I wouldn't be surprised if their source was sep
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by cheeze 5y ago
It's still the same, 2fa. With a Yubikey, you need to use your password to log in to your computer, and then need to auth using Yubikey. With OTP app, you need to use your password to log into your computer, passcode for phone, and the
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by cheeze 5y ago
I feel like once you have it pulled downm, it would be as simple as an upload to s3 (which wouldn't trigger any flags), then making the bucket public whenever you want. Hell, S3 used to (still does?) support being part of a torrent swa
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by cheeze 5y ago
I disagree here. The first example is much more self-describing and follows the same paradigm that the rest of the AWS CLI already follows. I'd prefer erbosity here rather than the AWS CLI trying to figure out what I'm doing.
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by cheeze 5y ago
What does this mean? Hasn't Tesla been selling FSD beta for like 5 years now? I don't really trust anything Elon says anymore. I feel like he's not followed through on commitments about FSD far too many times. I'd person
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by cheeze 5y ago
This video is blatant anti vax BS. Watch the first 30 seconds and that's beyond obvious.
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by cheeze 5y ago
My biggest hangup is that Google is pretty good at making suggestions based on my past history. You end up losing that doing ddg proxy
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by cheeze 5y ago
Assuming you have a standard gigE port, it can't.
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by cheeze 5y ago
Seems like it depends on the city and state. I have symmetric gigabit backed by fiber in a suburb, and most of my friends out in the boonies have the same. I dream of a world where symmetric 100 is $30/mo everywhere though!
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by cheeze 5y ago
Talk about beating a dead horse. Read literally any HN thread ever posted about cryptocurrencies to see this discussed ad nauseum.
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by cheeze 5y ago
> liquid cooled What!? That's interesting. Guessing it's 'vapor cooled'?
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by cheeze 5y ago
It sounds like he saw the ad on TV. Seems pretty normal to me?
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by cheeze 5y ago
rtorrent has handled literally _everything_ I've ever thrown at it
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by cheeze 5y ago
Functional programming absolutely has its use cases, and I love a bit of functional style thrown into imperative language one hundred percent. That being said, I often end up arguing with 'pure functional programmers' at work - th
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by cheeze 5y ago
There is, IMO, a difference between legal punishment and parental punishment. More likely than not, the bitcoin is gone and the parents don't want to be on the hook for a substantial sum of money. Meanwhile, their kid is grounded for e

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