csmattryder

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by csmattryder 3y ago
It's incredibly convenient for us who commute home from Oracle's office in the area.
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by csmattryder 3y ago
You've got to install Fisher, then get z, sponge and a few others from the awsm.fish list. Then you get trapped by the utility and struggle when you land on some remote server's bash shell. https://github.com/jorge
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by csmattryder 3y ago
Yeah cool tech, but if it's in a device that pulls a Samsung Note, you become an unwitting dirty bomb. It seems like the kind of tech for industrial application anyway, one of them things that's just impractical for the consumer w
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by csmattryder 3y ago
Chesterton yelling from miles away "that's my damn fence, you moron!"
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by csmattryder 3y ago
> Generation Z is not joining the armed forces in the way my generation did Why aren't the kids joining the military? Did something happen in the last few decades that made them rethink it as a career option, possibly?
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by csmattryder 3y ago
A blog isn't enough for this kinda stuff, I've love to read the book on the entire early days of what became Rockstar North.
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by csmattryder 3y ago
If people keep funneling data into Meta Platforms Inc, they'll soon get there.
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by csmattryder 3y ago
> and while the public knows full well that the Conservatives are openly shitting the bed on their way out, knowing it will be someone else’s responsibility to change the sheets, they’re not dumb. The author really believes that Labour a
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by csmattryder 3y ago
If someone expanded this idea to long dead products (Bebo, Doritos 3D etc.) I'd imagine you'd get a load of traction off those nostalgia social media pages.
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by csmattryder 3y ago
Hey, that's my last job..! Are you up to the point where you outline necessary short-term steps that must be taken, and the CEO says "Yeah ok, here's what we're doing <totally unrelated stuff>"? Or the cool pa
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by csmattryder 3y ago
When can we expect blogroll to be released??
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by csmattryder 3y ago
On the upside, Western governments have finally got an excuse for internet censorship and the erosion of digital civil liberties that isn't "terrorism". I can't be the only one bored of that dead horse taking a beating.
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by csmattryder 3y ago
Paying you more than the absolute minimum is not in the interests of our Customers, Shareholders, Associates, Shareholders and our Shareholders.
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by csmattryder 3y ago
If you're running a script, you can use edc/bass to run it from a fish shell. Fisher is one of the first things I install after fish, then bass, z and a few other helper plugins. https://github.com/edc/bass
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by csmattryder 3y ago
We talked about this at $WORK today, it's already on the board to be pulled out and replaced with an alternative. The guy's got a valid point, especially as many Big Tech companies are using it, but this is a massively fucked up w
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by csmattryder 3y ago
94% of most statistics on the internet are made up.
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by csmattryder 3y ago
> The extension will only work while your subscription is valid and not expired. At the bottom of the pricing page. It's not a JetBrains type deal.
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by csmattryder 3y ago
Oracle's lawyers said they owned the rights to it, Google disagreed. Google was right, legally. https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/20pdf/18-956_d18f.pdf
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by csmattryder 4y ago
> Has woken up in the middle of the night to a billing alert email? I went through an awful period of on-call at my last place, and seeing "Amazon" come through on the work email shocked me awake thinking it's another Clou
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by csmattryder 4y ago
When your school's IT department realise you're doing this, and remove "Command Prompt" from the machine's whitelist, you definitely shouldn't create a file called "COMMAND.COM" and double-click it to
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by csmattryder 4y ago
Yeah, I'm trying to think how a lot of these are going to work, myself. When I built a low-cost signage platform, a lot of the devices we deployed to were Android 4.4/5.0 (yes, even in 2020+), which doesn't have auto on/
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by csmattryder 4y ago
Ha, vindication. I posted a while back about I used to use OpenSnitch to block VS Code's telemetry requests. One of the comments mentioned that there's already a setting to disable it, ain't that enough..?! I'm once agai
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by csmattryder 4y ago
Eh sorta... I wouldn't neck it, but it'd definitely knock you out. Isopropyl alcohol - great for cleaning glass-wear and dirty electronics.
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by csmattryder 4y ago
I just use some IPA and a microfiber cloth. Man, I've so many better things to do with my time on the planet than cleaning my specs.
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by csmattryder 4y ago
The new remix (that was due this month...) has the updated graphic of Battersea with cranes positioned around it as it was being redeveloped into flats and the like, including the OPs redevelopment of the control room. https://ww
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by csmattryder 5y ago
Linux can be chatty, but I'd recommend installing OpenSnitch to get a handle on the few phone-home calls from programs like snapd (if you choose to not neuter it, immediately) and distro-specific upsells like "ubuntu-advantage&quo
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by csmattryder 5y ago
> Anonymous has hacked Russian CCTV What's to bet that this is scraped from Shodan? Unprotected or default credentialed IP cameras litter the site. Probably not too much work to match the host IP to Russia with geolocation.
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by csmattryder 5y ago
You want to move yourself oop north, Greater Manchester's "Bee Network" delivers fully segregated cycle lanes - they've just done a large tranche of work to the roads south of Stockport to resize the road to make the wal
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by csmattryder 5y ago
Snap is a weird bit of tech, Canonical are pushing it, but it's hard to find people recommending it online, they'll typically say, "here's the Flatpak". I actually grabbed GIMP last night using Flatpak, and a few we
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by csmattryder 5y ago
Go to the media, you're not doing anything @'ing Uber or filing a police report. If Uber PR has to deal with a growing news story being put in front of potential customers, they'll do something about it.

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