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1mo ago
I often drink a 12 cup pot in a day. No noticeable effects. Why are coffee cups smaller than cups? Maybe I’m just slow, but it makes doing the mental math a lot more difficult than it needs to be. Maybe I just need more coffee.
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1mo ago
The chat server was the only thing I was sharing anyway, so it ended up on a boxing day sale VPS. Everything else became an internal service. I thought it would eventually drive me crazy, but to this day I regret nothing.
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2mo ago
I use subdomains and a wildcard cert to partly obfuscate this.
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2mo ago
Don’t look at me. I won’t even put a TV online because they want to watch me back. What I do know, however, is that most people seem to be willing to give up everything for a little convenience.
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2mo ago
I’d imagine some people would actually find that useful if they offered a backup and restore feature. No more “why did I come in this room again?” moments.
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2mo ago
This conversation just dug some old nightmares out. In a past life, I used to be almost ecstatic when a client would choose Tomcat over WebLogic or WebSphere, or whatever abomination of an app server they standardized on.
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2mo ago
I'm convinced that some day bootc (or something similar) will be exactly what I'm looking for, but not yet.
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2mo ago
A Raspberry Pi 5 16GB is $425CAD right now ($300 USD) which isn’t a huge gap. The price on SBCs is insanity right now because they have RAM.
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2mo ago
YOU CAN JUMP ACROSS And as I typed that I can still hear the noise all these years later.
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2mo ago
I could see just powering through because modern hardware is fast enough to do so being an option. Adding 20% to a 10 second operation is a lot longer on a wall clock than adding 20% to a 1 second operation.
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2mo ago
I only have a front lawn (townhouse) and I'm not allowed to plant whatever I want in it. If somebody reports it, the city can and will come tear it out and charge me for the work. "Ownership" is a funny thing.
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2mo ago
Sometimes I think "it's a UNIX system, I know this" but I've been caught by subtle differences before too. killall is very different between Linux and Solaris, for example. I would rather have not found this out on a cl
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2mo ago
Would the metaphor have worked better if it was Amazon? Walmart does allow other stores to sell through their website.
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2mo ago
You and competitors are free to ask the White House for help. The White House is free to say “no”. Look at all that freedom!
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2mo ago
I see you’ve met my mother!
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2mo ago
I don’t know about anybody else, but I don’t have infinite time to play those infinite games.
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2mo ago
Right. As far as I know you need to be a volume license customer, or resort to piracy.
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2mo ago
Perhaps, but how do you buy a copy for your family at home?
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2mo ago
> fitness trackers (the passive ones, without display Do you mean my belly when I look down? That and the answer to "can I keep up with my kids?" has always been enough fitness tracking for me. I wear a self winding watch. I
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2mo ago
Some of that was a reaction to Reddit closing the APIs and blocking apps.
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2mo ago
I thought it was military and porn? We're past half way there.
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2mo ago
> almost never But not never. "Almost" is doing a lot of work there.
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2mo ago
Maybe, but isn't it likely the models are being trained on those same subreddits?
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2mo ago
I’ve used a reciprocating saw on a couch before.
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2mo ago
Chances are the file stays the same and what Im grepping for changes, so after the first run, it was less work for me not needing to go back as far in the command cat file | grep thingone cat file | grep thingtwo Vs grep
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2mo ago
Yes, I've heard this called "dead sea effect" before.
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2mo ago
This sometimes happens to me when I get a migraine. A sentence can be coherent in the formulaic sense, but complete nonsense as far as words. I immediately notice that it's incorrect, but I don't have the ability to fix it at tha
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2mo ago
I’ve definitely had them wear out and stop working, but I’ve never broken one.
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2mo ago
If I understand the semantics of it all correctly, in that sense, there is no such thing as "Wayland". It is all a little bit confusing compared to the X11 ecosystem. You don't run GNOME on Wayland. You run GNOME's Way
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3mo ago
No disagreement here. I had never planned to use it for email, but I was bored and I already had it when I got an idea.
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