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by chillfox 4y ago
Employees are already paying for the failure by getting laid off. That's a 100% pay cut, the Executives who caused the fuck up still get paid.
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by chillfox 4y ago
You shouldn't. A Pi (even the 8G one) is seriously under powered and lacks a hardware clock. I recently went through the exercise of setting up a Pi for a Minecraft server only have to replace it with an office desktop within the week
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by chillfox 4y ago
Buy a thesaurus, then use it.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Battlesnake is fantastic for driving learning and providing motivation. The way that you can go learn something, then apply it and immediately see an improvement is fantastic for staying motivated. I learnt more from participating in a Batt
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by chillfox 4y ago
I would love to hear the answer to this as well. My guess is that they either don't profit from bandwidth or they have peering agreements from back when the internet was young.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Rumor has it that Google penalizes content with a date older than a year.
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by chillfox 4y ago
Well, that’s sad. I guess it’s Fly or Digital Ocean for all future projects then.
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by chillfox 5y ago
Not using GitHub is pretty common with game mods in general, not just Minecraft. I put it down to that the majority of mods are not developed by professional developers and learning git on top of learning enough coding to make a mod is just
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by chillfox 5y ago
It's not a work for hire and there is no copyright assignment so copyright will remain with the candidate. However some whiteboard scribbles are not the same as working code, so it is likely easy to make an implementation that does not
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by chillfox 5y ago
What's up with the WebP versions being significantly more saturated?
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by chillfox 5y ago
Gemini already has several search engines[1] and aggregators[2]. [1] gemini://kennedy.gemi.dev/ [2] gemini://warmedal.se/~antenna/
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by chillfox 5y ago
As someone who has a recreational pilot license (sure, not jets, but still) you just reinforced the point of the previous comment rather than refute it for me. Most pilot text books are absolutely horribly written, finding a good one takes
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by chillfox 5y ago
I have tried Nix, and am actually still using it for some simple things. But it is one of the most user hostile experiences I have had outside of some enterprise software. ASDF is significantly better when it comes to user experience.
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by chillfox 5y ago
And that is a large part of why I have been scaling back my usage of Microsoft tech over the last decade. These days the windows computer I have is only a game console as all other tasks has been moved over to Linux.
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by chillfox 5y ago
or Kitty https://sw.kovidgoyal.net/kitty/
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by chillfox 5y ago
I hate telemetry driven development. It just results in loosing infrequently used but important features. First it gets moved from a button to a menu, then to a sub-menu and eventually removed.
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by chillfox 5y ago
Don’t forget the pre meeting meeting to discuss the upcoming meeting and the post meeting meeting to review the meeting.
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by chillfox 5y ago
So have a pool of separate domains for downloads?
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by chillfox 5y ago
It’s fantastic for personal projects. The ticket system is highly customisable, I usually set it up a bit like a todo list. It’s super easy to self host. (Yes I obviously still use Git as well)
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by chillfox 5y ago
yep, If you have troublesome hardware then I find the fastest solution is to just cycle through the top 10 distros to see if it works on any of them. If it does then great, you can either stop there or use it as a "guide" for how
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by chillfox 5y ago
Wut... what, when how??? I love ElementaryOS, it's great, everything just works, I didn't have to tweak a single thing or mess with drivers earlier this year when I installed it on a new laptop that even Mint was having issues wit
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by chillfox 5y ago
Had that experience before where I spent ages looking for how to do something and what I had tough was a label was actually a button. Now if I can't find anything then I just start clicking on random design elements in case they turn o
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by chillfox 5y ago
So, they covered it up in January and now wants us to believe that this is not yet another attempt at covering it up. Up until that statement I was willing to believe that they only just found out about it.
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by chillfox 5y ago
Reminds me of early in my career where I encountered a home made time sync system because the creator had never heard of NTP.
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by chillfox 5y ago
If you are charging for publishing the content (ads) then you should charge enough to cover the vetting. If you are not charging (comments) then different rules apply and you must take it down if reported for certain things (copyright infri
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by chillfox 5y ago
I would guess that it is accurate at the continent level.
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by chillfox 5y ago
geo-ip has never returned the correct state for me (across 3 different ISPs). The automatic Timezone detection on phones also rarely works correctly here. So I can easily believe that it’s wildly inaccurate for a significant amount of the w
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by chillfox 5y ago
I am still convinced processing outsourcing is the future for all things hardware intensive such as gaming I really hope not. The closest data center to me is about 70ms on a great day. Most online games chose to host on servers that are
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by chillfox 5y ago
I guess you haven't noticed the trend of laptop manufactures assigning the F keys to random device controls like volume and brightens by default then requiring you to use the Fn all the time to actually use the F keys normally.
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by chillfox 5y ago
I would rather pay more for a TV than have it subsidized by ads. Or even better, a TV with no smart features, then I can just connect a computer for whatever smarts I want.

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