dj_gitmo

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by dj_gitmo 3y ago
My corpo firewall is blocking because of what seems to be a TLS issue.
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by dj_gitmo 3y ago
iPhone 8. Most apps still work fine although it's getting a bit slow. I am going to get a 15, mostly for the better camera.
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by dj_gitmo 3y ago
From https://oven.sh/ > The plan is to run our own servers on the edge in datacenters around the world. Oven will leverage end-to-end integration of the entire JavaScript stack (down to the hardware) to make new things p
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by dj_gitmo 3y ago
> I had friends who went to the first show, and I think she played 45 songs — it was 3+ hours ... She’s sold out 6 straight shows here in Los Angeles I'm surprised it is physically possible to sing for 3 hours, 6 nights in a row.
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by dj_gitmo 3y ago
By CR do you mean meetings where everyone talks about the code? Or a github-style pull-request? I personally find meetings where we talk about a pull-request to be a poor use of time. I want to have time to read, reread, and interact with t
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by dj_gitmo 3y ago
> AT&T, Verizon and T Mobile. These are mobile providers. For home internet with a physical connection you usually don't have a choice and it is not outlandish to consider them a "natural monopoly" like you would elec
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by dj_gitmo 3y ago
This morning my child insisted that he was Huckle Cat and I was Grocer Cat. I think he will appreciate this.
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by dj_gitmo 3y ago
I was just reminiscing about the days when every random website had a “games” section. We got to bring that back.
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by dj_gitmo 3y ago
very poor taste IMO.
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by dj_gitmo 3y ago
Even if it doesn't work, it's more noble to work on this than say, Juicero.
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by dj_gitmo 3y ago
This is pretty mainstream. The problem isn't even necessarily that they were trying to recruit these guys. The problem is that they covered it up.
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by dj_gitmo 3y ago
Well it's a legal defense and IANAL. I think what they are getting at is that the US gov and these groups have a long history and they are allies more often than not. * 1980s Afgan-Soviet War: Allies * 1990s Balkins Wars: Allies * late
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by dj_gitmo 3y ago
This is perfect for a "ripped from the headlines" episode of Law and Order. They basically already did one like this https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Recap/LawAndOrderS14E... The second act co
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by dj_gitmo 4y ago
I wish this existed a few years ago when I was regularly working on large Make projects. Excellent work.
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by dj_gitmo 4y ago
Platform engineering can mean adapting something for a platform. For example a platform engineer may take an application and ensuring it works on Linux, Mac and Windows. That can mean coding, as well a deploying the CI/CD that ensures
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by dj_gitmo 4y ago
I’m not sure, but traveling to mars would be a little different if there were already human beings living there.
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by dj_gitmo 4y ago
There would be less emphasis on symbolic politics, such as this project, if we could make material progress on social inequity. It does not cost any money to change language. It would be difficult and costly to seriously reinvest in people
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by dj_gitmo 4y ago
No worries. It's a great tool and I'd be very happy to make reports and share crash logs.
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by dj_gitmo 4y ago
I love lnav and use it constantly, but it crashes a lot. I do wish there was something like lnav that was a little simpler to use, and written in a more resilient way that crashed less. I can cut lnav some slack for the crashes because ide
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by dj_gitmo 4y ago
I am not British and don’t know who that is. FWIW I was not editing anything related to British politics.
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by dj_gitmo 4y ago
For an example of a biased and probably state-backed Wikipedia editor, see the example of Philip Cross. I very casually edit Wikipedia, a few times a year, and I within an hour of certain changes ran into this "individual". Cross
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by dj_gitmo 4y ago
https://archive.ph/1NNZr That looks like a Web Archive (WARC) and a PNG screen shot. I think you can make a screenshot with CasperJS. The WARC can be created by wget.
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by dj_gitmo 4y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what kind of workload requires this kind of "high-availability shenanigans". Sounds fascinating.
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by dj_gitmo 4y ago
In the third image you can see it's built with Python. See "The tokamak hall at Culham"
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by dj_gitmo 4y ago
Maybe HTTP/3 with QUIC would help since there are less round trips?
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by dj_gitmo 4y ago
The US healthcare system is wildly complicated and inefficient because it is a double-bureaucracy; pubic and private. The government bureaucracy makes a bunch of rules and also provide healthcare through Medicare/Medicaid. The private
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by dj_gitmo 4y ago
This reminds me of Aereo. They provided each user with their own individual TV antenna, DVR and streaming server. Their case went to the Supreme Court but they ultimately lost. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aereo
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by dj_gitmo 4y ago
A lot of US semiconductor fabs are in New Mexico. Some were even built on Navajo land. It's an industry where Native Americans were well represented.
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by dj_gitmo 4y ago
You still have to make decisions about your own life. Are you going to settle down in region that is expected to dry up or be hit by mega-storms?
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by dj_gitmo 4y ago
I am avoiding settling down in parts of the country that seem to be on a bad climate trajectory. We are still seeing a mass migration to the US sunbelt and that doesn't seem like a good idea long term.

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