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8mo ago
So who's the fire starter - the twisted fire starter?
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8mo ago
The physical aspect is what I most enjoy while DJing with vinyl. While I do have a full "digital" DJ setup to nothing beats (no pun intended) the satisfaction of mixing the black circular slabs with no crutches available in the di
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9mo ago
Out of habit (and corporate experience) I default to ~/.local/ where possible in case lockdown happens at some point in the future.
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9mo ago
At $DAY_JOB our Windows laptops are locked down and supported. Linux & macOS people have zero support (outside hardware, corp VPN) and the password to the local admin account (thankfully Jamf does not reset sudoers file) As more develop
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9mo ago
The concept of a postcode was originally due to the sack weight a postie could deliver before returning to the van. Each postcode would then have an optimum delivery route often devised by the postie's themselves.
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9mo ago
Thanks for the links very interesting to read. I buy loads of DJ music on Bandcamp and "downsample" (I think the term is) to 16bit if they only offer 24bit for smaller size and wider compatability.
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9mo ago
When my dad (83) was looking to replace his ancient Win7 Dell PC I convinced him to buy a MacMini since he's had an iPad for a long time, and more recently an iPhone. Initially he was concerned about the "new" interface after
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9mo ago
I put the kettle on and/or walk around the garden (weather permitting). Best use of 5-10min intervals I can think of :)
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9mo ago
Look at the Phase Controller [0] if you're looking at spinning again. Amazing milli-second response time even on older hardware. I DJ with a MacBook Air 2017. Failing that, a second hand Pioneer DJM-250mk2 is the entry level digital v
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9mo ago
For many people Christmas is an annual holiday with a strong emphasis on family with virtually no religious aspect, thanks partly to the commercialisation of 25th December. Hollywood has no doubt played a big part in this too. I appreciate
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10mo ago
Pair programming? That is realtime code review by another human
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10mo ago
Wonderful story! As a Brit, I feel Xmas meal is the one time when you might see new faces around the table as we make an effort to ensure nobody is eating alone. Growing up it was not unusual for members of the local community to join us if
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10mo ago
I'm sure I burned a Gentoo stage 1 boot ISO onto one of those card-sized discs.
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10mo ago
"ls" shows only visible files whereas "ls -a" also displays those starting with a dot. Given the question doesn't that make your answer the correct one?
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11mo ago
Inability to export the private key is no different from using an YubiKey? You can't "backup" the private key they generate either.
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11mo ago
I worked for a client once (in the e-commerce space) whose demographic was people likely running ancient desktops/laptops due to financial circumstances. A large part of their business model was affiliate marketing allowing anyone with
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11mo ago
Always nice to see Pinkbike mentioned in the tech world :)
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11mo ago
MS Office perhaps? Word, Excel, etc not including Teams
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11mo ago
or perhaps "real men do not use protection hence sons"
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11mo ago
Does your local cinema have pre-film adverts?
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11mo ago
There was once a band called Hybrid Theory who had a name clash with another band on MP3.com at the time, so instead they called their debut album by that name. The band instead renamed to Linkin Park :) (At least that's what I rememb
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11mo ago
Be nice not a moody old git?
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11mo ago
2 weeks would be 10 weekdays PTO not 14?
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11mo ago
I used FreeDOS once to run ancient software which controlled an industrial size oven. The client was having an ever increasing challenge of sourcing IDE disks (in 2008) so I was contracted to find a solution. Eventually we settled on indus
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11mo ago
I can _remember_ the properties of an apple - approximate size, weight (my hand does not instantly drop to the floor due to its weight), etc. I can't _imagine_ an apple in my hand if you defined the colour, size or weight (for example,
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11mo ago
I'm on a Platform team of <8 people and only 3 of us (most experienced too) come from sysadmin backgrounds. The rest have only ever known containers/cloud and never touched (both figuratively and literally :-) bare metal serv
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1y ago
A combination of HashiCorp Packer and Ansible means I can "publish" a VM ready-to-rock image to a public cloud provider gallery and use it to run a VM in said cloud. Ansible-Lockdown is another excellent example of how Ansible can
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1y ago
I'm a firm believer in having a single source of truth and that's often a Jira ticket ID in the corporate world. On Jira you can either directly link to another item, link to a Confluence page or leave a comment with the unique s
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1y ago
Currently moving multiple teams from Jenkins to GitLab and transferring ownership of their pipelines to the teams themselves. Vast majority of colleagues have no clue how to build & deploy their own code due to a very traditional siloed
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1y ago
I use AI mostly for writing docs and always make sure the documents have an "AI generated content" notice as the first thing readers see. In the codebase itself I add in-line comments pointing to precisely where AI was used. AI ha
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