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davkan
3y ago
It took just as much time and more effort to fast forward through network commercials recorded on a DVD RW than to ignore or skip YouTube ads.
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It comes in when the business is destroyed? I can pillage my retirement savings any time I want.
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3y ago
The only way to beat the value proposition of music streaming services is piracy. If you’re not willing to torrent then nothing will ever top Spotify. People who use these types of libraries are usually pirating at least a majority of their
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3y ago
My understanding is that bulk mail essentially subsidies individual mail to a large degree. I do dislike getting ads in any form though. They have recycle bins in my P.O. Box building so I toss any flyers right then and there. When I used t
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3y ago
Yeah, super reliable in the enterprise. It’s not designed around hanging a single ssd of your rpi with a five dollar usb to m.2 adapter. It’s designed around having a disk shelf or at the very least a mirror.
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I’m empathetic to responsible dog ownership and your situation. It does suck that you’re precluded from some experiences as a result of the selfish actions of others. I’m not the type who thinks dogs have zero place in nature. I was happy t
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3y ago
Ah gotcha. Haven’t had to deal with that yet. Maybe possible to add a static pod via the machine config? But yeah it’s basically throwing out a bunch of linux admin muscle memory.
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3y ago
Let's not pretend that we're discriminating against a class of people with some immutable characteristic. Having a dog is a choice. Are you entitled to bring your pet into Mesa Verde? Obviously no.
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3y ago
Rangers are a valuable resource to anyone venturing into the backcountry. I cannot count the amount of times I’ve been provided useful information and services by rangers. I’ll happily strike up a conversation with any ranger I meet. Based
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High traffic nature areas are ruined by selfish dog owners. My favorite is spring on my local trails when every time you go out you get to enjoy progressively more dog poop revealed right on the side of the trail as the snow recedes. With t
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3y ago
Curious, what have you run into that you couldn’t troubleshoot with a privileged pod with host networking?
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3y ago
There is incentive to gain access to personal emails. Not enough for spear phishing but enough for generic phishing. Access to email allows you to pivot to every online service in a person’s life.
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3y ago
Yeah I don’t really see the upside of these over just sticking with bitwarden.
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You can’t put the cart before the horse. There needs to be job prospects in order to relocate.
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3y ago
I work out of a reminna session every day. I rdp into my windows work laptop from my linux desktop and use it all day. Works great. Audio and video passthrough working well enough that i can use my speakers and boom mic for meetings without
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3y ago
20 outgoing emails a day seems more limiting than 200 incoming though.
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3y ago
Icloud is $0.99/mo to bring your own domain if you’re already on ios.
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3y ago
Audio has come a long way, pipewire just works in my experience. And Wayland is in daily driver territory, so X11 is only needed if you have some specific requirements. Steamdeck/proton has massively improved gaming. That’s not to say
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3y ago
Yeah, you need to pair it with a person who’s entire job is to spray and scrub the dishes before loading them. That said the high pressure sprayer before the dishwasher is enough to get almost everything off dishes except hardened melted ch
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3y ago
Latency is like a couple milliseconds i believe. Looking glass uses shared memory between the host and guest for the framebuffer.
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Multiple inputs works fine with gpu pass through, but regularly switching monitor inputs is honestly a pain depending on your monitor. Its like a 10 second process for my monitor. Also people running a setup like this are using the Linux ho
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3y ago
Ever is a strong word. I shouldn’t rule out a future like that. But I don’t see the through line from our current ai to one that has entirely supplanted all human creation. That consideration seems more along the lines of worrying about the
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AI can probably replace Katy Perry, but could AI generated music ever replace Rancid or Junior Kimbrough or Fela Kuti? I don’t think so personally. I think truly human music will continue to stand apart. I do agree with you in large part. I
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3y ago
Was it a 1U server? 2U and 4U servers can be typically be configured or modified to run at a noise level comparable to a gaming desktop. Performance 1U servers you'll hear through the floor though for sure. I can tell you my 1U R620 se
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3y ago
I managed O365 for my last employer and we enforced exchange login. Granted we were part of the defense industrial base and would fall under your exceptions, certainly. But, if a company is making even a minimal effort to prevent company da
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Oh i totally agree! It’s just unfortunate that it means a tui slack is not a possibility, even for slacks that are fully public. My company also does not restrict slack on unmanaged devices so its not like they’re mitigating data exfiltrati
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3y ago
Sadly third party apps need to be approved by a slack workspace administrator. I wanted to use wee-slack[0], but neither my work nor any of the community slacks I’m a member of, e.g. kubernetes, had any third party clients enabled at all. I
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Unless we pass an amendment to the constitution guaranteeing the right for private individuals communicate over encrypted channels, which won’t happen. And we have to win every single time one of these bills come up. They only have to win o
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This makes me less inclined to buy NUCs in the future. I have more faith in Intel to deliver products without cutting corners than asus. I say this with my current and previous mobos both being asus. Intel NUCs were always the premium optio
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There is also OpenLens ( https://github.com/MuhammedKalkan/OpenLens ). And for anyone switching from Lens, pod shell and logs functionality can be found as an extension.
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