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by cnf 2y ago
Yeah, same, auDHD er , most of the ADHD people I know, and especially the auDHD people I know, including myself, can’t form habits our brain just isn’t wired for it. I stopped trying and focus on other coping mechanisms…
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by cnf 6y ago
Select the address bar, and start typing. At the bottom of the search results it will say “on this page”
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by cnf 7y ago
A flavor is a slightly different syntax, a renderer is the software that outputs format x from markdown. So flavor A can only be rendered by renderer A, but vanilla markdown can be rendered by all renderers. Different renderers can produce
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by cnf 7y ago
I run my home automation and infrastructure on kubernetes, and for me that is one of the smoothest ways of doing it. I find it quite easy to deal with, and much prefer it to the “classic” way of doing it.
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by cnf 7y ago
I share the frustration. I can get office365, with 1T of onedrive, mail, office apps etc for 15 / month, a subscription of even 5 a month is just nuts. Especially since the subscriptions seem to be just stacking up. I’m glad you guys a
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by cnf 7y ago
Has been this way at every family party for at least 60 years, 40 odd ones of which i have been a part of. Eventually, everyone ends in the kitchen.
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by cnf 7y ago
Uptime is bad, mmkay. I don’t tolerate uptimes longer than 90 days. Always have planned reboots as part of your scheduled maintenance. One day, one of those high uptime machines will go down, and won’t come back up.
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by cnf 7y ago
That so far has not been proven. OTOH, Cisco devices [0] have been proven to contain backdoors in the past. I am cautious of any government tampering in devices, but as it stands such tampering has not been found in huawei devices, but HAS
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by cnf 7y ago
Meanwhile, it has been shown [1] that the NSA DOES in fact compromise cisco equipment. Huawei hardware has yet to be found to contain backdoors, but we should ban Huawei, but not Cisco? While compromised hardware from _ANY_ player worries m
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by cnf 7y ago
I absolutely love my touchbar, and would hate to see it go. I know per context where each key I need is.
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by cnf 7y ago
I very much like my MBP keyboard and touchbar as well. And I know plenty of people that share the sentiment.
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by cnf 8y ago
That is highly subjective. A friend of mine has a model S, and I do not like driving it much. I find it to be a boring experience. He is considering selling it after just a year because he finds it to be a boring car. To me, it is a one tri
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Dare to Repair–A 3D-Printed Repair Parts Contest on iFixit(ifixit.org)
2 points by cnf 9y ago|0 comments
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by cnf 9y ago
I can't figure out how to log in on this. I use the CLI client which seems to have no way to auth the new device.
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by cnf 11y ago
I am running Caddy on a few non-critical sites atm, and it is quite well behaved. I also run it locally to be able to quickly test-serve content. a Caddyfile in the project dir, and a quick `caddy` command, and yey for test server!
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by cnf 14y ago
I second the exact sentiment on OSX. And running a VM with linux (or windows, java is as much a pain on either platform) is a lot of effort for running an editor. As long as it needs java installed, I'm out...
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by cnf 19y ago
I actually like trolls of the 1st kind. You know, the practical jokers, the original trolls, the ones that have no real bad intentions but just like to be silly once in a while. The second kind, well, I just call them "people"