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by davkan 2y ago
Same down here in the Colorado resort towns. If you don’t wheel or tow a camper I imagine it’ll do whatever else you want. But still I’ve yet to see one with a sled deck or a tailgate pad though so I assume it’s just people who don’t really
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by davkan 2y ago
e.g. https://github.com/medvm/widevine_keys I believe this specific method is outdated, but my understanding is that current methods also bypass drm instead of using screen capture.
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by davkan 2y ago
Coming across this article at an earlier more disaffected point in my life would likely have just pushed me towards the MRA side of things and away from what the author wanted. > And then the dog just ignores it. Because he can. That’s t
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by davkan 3y ago
A few whole anchovies on Caesar salad is good too.
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by davkan 3y ago
> I’m all for pegging fines to income
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by davkan 3y ago
The fine is intended to curb the poor behavior. If they can’t (or won’t) pay then it seems reasonable to proceed to a different punishment to curb that behavior. I’m all for pegging fines to income to reduce the likelyhood that fines cause
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by davkan 3y ago
I much prefer k9s to Lens. Definitely worth a look, I don’t use TUIs that much but I live in k9s. The one that always gets me when I use lens is not being able to one click view pod logs from the deployment object like you can in k9s. Inste
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by davkan 3y ago
Bare metal kubernetes is certainly a lot less complete out of the box when it comes to networking and storage but, people can, and often should, use a managed k8s service which provides all those things out of the box. And if you’re on bare
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by davkan 3y ago
Vsauce has an interesting video regarding topology[0]. Probably a bit rudimentary for anyone already familiar with the math, but still entertaining in the typical vsauce way. [0] https://youtu.be/egEraZP9yXQ?si=P1BzLzBVW4q1
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by davkan 3y ago
Having a 3 day weekend is like have second Saturday whereas Wednesday off is like having another Sunday in the middle of your work week. Saturdays are worth so much more imo. Waking up and knowing you don’t have to work today or tomorrow. T
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by davkan 3y ago
> You don't see that argument because it's the status quo, there's no reason to argue for it. Through some combination of the 3 federal branches, they literally can do whatever they want. There is unambiguously no higher p
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by davkan 3y ago
Honestly I can't think of many things that would keep me up and engaged much more than chess. But I only play online rapid matches, I could see it being more relaxing playing with a loved one by candlelight.
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by davkan 3y ago
I have a kobo gathering dust somewhere. I should find it. Lower intensity reading materials would help I think. I remember reading Game of Thrones in bed and I could never put it down unless I reached a Bran chapter.
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by davkan 3y ago
What do you do for two hours before bed with no screen time? Read physical material? I'm not sure what I would do to wind down before bed besides reading or watching something. I do find that I need a similar amount of down time before
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by davkan 3y ago
I don't generally see widespread support for federal rights as an ideal in the same way. I rarely see the argument "the federal government should be able to do whatever it wants within it's domain" which is the analog to
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by davkan 3y ago
I think a major limiting factor here for many applications is that mobile users are a huge portion of the user base. In that space storage, and more importantly battery life, are still at a premium. Granted the storage cost just seems to be
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by davkan 3y ago
I still remember a few names of people I played with in Halo CE servers two decades ago. Not even clan members, or those I made a closer connection with. Just random people who enjoyed the same servers I did. I’ve missed that kind communit
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by davkan 3y ago
It’s pretty soulless and derivative. Completely lacks the charm of a game like valheim. Enjoyable for many who just love Pokémon and survival crafting games though.
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by davkan 3y ago
I would have guessed you could get a coffee maker for $10 anywhere but it seems they cost $20 nowadays. Still even a $10 mocha pot would be a luxury by that definition when you can make folgers cowboy coffee and drink it out of the single p
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by davkan 3y ago
Is coffee itself a luxury? Cause automatic coffee makers are just as cheap as any other method of making coffee these days.
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by davkan 3y ago
Yeah, I would agree OCP is the way to go if you want to use the RH solution. At the time I couldn't really find any information on whether updates and management would continue to work past the 60 day trial. In the end I didn't go
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by davkan 3y ago
Currently using Talos. I like it but, k3s would be less effort. Unlike OKD, Talos is vanilla k8s, so most applications work out of the box. But you’ll still run into some hiccups when it comes to deploying applications that need host access
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by davkan 3y ago
Openshift Virtualization is based on kubevirt not ovirt. The future of ovirt/rhv is uncertain as redhat has indicated openshift virtualization is the path forward. And OKD is a mess as of a year ago when I last tried it. Red Hat seems
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by davkan 3y ago
Lifetime is easily calculated against the equivalent periodic subscription cost if both are offered. I don’t buy a lifetime subscription thinking I’ll be using it in 10 years. I purchase it thinking I’ll still be using it in 3 years, at whi
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by davkan 3y ago
Probably in that way alone!
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by davkan 3y ago
I don’t think the locals are likely to do it. Good way to get everyone in town to know you for being a tool.
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by davkan 3y ago
I don’t know about printing but there’s various methods for liquifying and expanding cork. E.g. spray cork insulation and moldable cork ski boot liners.
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by davkan 3y ago
In the Rockies you see loads of vehicles with light bars. Never see them lit up on the road. Maybe it comes down to local policing? Cops around here aren’t likely to appreciate non-locals driving with lights on. Could just be culture though
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by davkan 3y ago
The solar version can last indefinitely if you’re outdoors for a decent amount of time.
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by davkan 3y ago
Honestly I just pay for kagi because i find google to be a despicable company and every other search alternative is trash. Apart from YouTube, search was my last Google dependency and I’d happily pay $10/mo to get rid of it. Encounteri

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