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by chillfox 6y ago
Yeah, it scares me too. I am considering moving to Next Cloud, but for now I am using spanning.com to backup Google drive.
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by chillfox 6y ago
Everyone keeps saying they were optimised for vertical videos. No, they weren’t, they had normal horizontal videos that they cropped the sides off in vertical, and it obvious from their own marketing stuff that the video weren’t shot with t
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by chillfox 6y ago
Nice, I was about to pull RedisGraph in to a small project using SQLite to do two graph queries.
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by chillfox 6y ago
Yeah, I don't see how Google could pursue something like that without turning a large part of the market off using Google technologies. Doesn't mean they wont try though.
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by chillfox 6y ago
Of course only US traffic counts and that "some reason" would be because their jurisdiction is only the US.
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by chillfox 6y ago
And I hate how Slack doesn't group everything.
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by chillfox 6y ago
"please update" is kinda the "try restarting" equivalent for sysadmins. And people get angry because it is usually delivered in a "I have no idea if it will work" kinda way. All you would have to do to make pe
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by chillfox 6y ago
BitBuket + Bamboo can be replaced with GitLab. For the wiki, have a look at DokuWiki.
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by chillfox 6y ago
Oh, it is very possible. Look at most ITIL software, although it might be hard, they usually don't have screenshots on their websites so the only way to see the product is in the company of a sales person. I wish we had something even
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by chillfox 6y ago
Or if you are already down for paying extra and want customization then you know, hire a competent Linux admin. It's not actually that hard to setup a self hosted solution that gives you the Heroku workflow.
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by chillfox 6y ago
System administrators are still around outside of Silicon Valley. And we still do that thing of managing servers, build systems, and assisting developers get their code from git to production (usually by setting up an automated process).
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by chillfox 6y ago
Is there any open source self hosted alternatives to Google Drive that does on-demand sync instead of sync everything/selected folders? I have more stuff in Drive than any one of my computers can actually hold.
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by chillfox 6y ago
How exactly do you propose reaching higher orbits without going through LEO first?
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by chillfox 6y ago
Servers can also be "set and forget", just enable automatic patching
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by chillfox 6y ago
extraordinary here would be either a developer with solid Linux admin skills, or a Linux admin with basic developer skills.
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by chillfox 6y ago
Yep, something like terraform + your favorite config management tool and monitoring system would do nicely for a mostly automated setup once done. I am guessing that a really nice setup could be created in under a month.
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by chillfox 6y ago
What kind of sites are you building with static site generators that has 10K+ pages of content? I always got the impression that they were more for small blogs/sites.
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by chillfox 6y ago
That's pretty much what hugo[1] is. Download the .tar.gz and put the executable wherever you want. [1] https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo
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by chillfox 6y ago
1. The open source office suites actually having a good user interface. 2. There being a company that you can pay for support. Corporations/governments can be absolutely paranoid about needing support (even when it is often unused for
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65% of young women in Australia exposed to internet abuse(theguardian.com)
1 points by chillfox 6y ago|0 comments
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by chillfox 6y ago
Far from it. The problem with smart TVs is that they provide an inferior experience to a dumb TV. They have sluggish menu systems, are slow to switch between inputs and startup times frequently measured in 10s of seconds. Compare that to du
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by chillfox 6y ago
maybe just use a smaller browser window?
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by chillfox 6y ago
Depending upon your needs then perhaps Libre Office, or the WordPerfect Office suite would do?
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by chillfox 6y ago
It definitely feels like the corporate leaders making decisions about risks don’t actually understand what the majority of risks are, the likelihood of them and the potential impact. So they make decisions based entirely on the few risks th
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by chillfox 6y ago
Their reasoning hardly matters to the victim. But I don’t think they would outright delete data. Microsoft just appears more trustworthy in that area.
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by chillfox 6y ago
Put money in index funds and then use the dividends or draw out slightly less money than the average yearly increase.
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by chillfox 6y ago
I think Facebook did make something like that a few years ago.
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by chillfox 6y ago
Presumably because you can buy a Boeing today where you would have to wait 5+ years for an Airbus. Of course if they keep sliding then you might as well buy a Chinese or Russian aircraft instead of Boeing if you want something now and don&#
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by chillfox 6y ago
For sure. Ruby is great for things other than rails, like automation, writing server scripts, and of course small api servers/web sites using sinatra. I use it all the time and still haven't actually done anything with Rails. The
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by chillfox 6y ago
The best rating system I have ever seen is the "best of two" system that pixoto.com uses to rate photos.

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