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by dvno42 3y ago
Aider has been great! Really looking forward to seeing a phind and even Gemini 1.5 plugin eventually. Def been a lovely improvement to my workflow. I've been keeping a close eye on Mentat as well but haven't yet tried it.
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by dvno42 3y ago
Adding another data point here. Same videos you described, no watch history, no VPN, pimple gore videos and the like mixed into unrelated results. Very odd.
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by dvno42 3y ago
Yes. Cab being Cabinet, slang for an arcade setup of Dance Dance Revolution as opposed to the home version. I'm with you GP, DDR/ITG dedicabs have always been a way to get me out of a rut.
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by dvno42 3y ago
Hey this is cool! Thanks for sharing your hard work. I have been living this for the past few years building an automation product[0] and services company to lower the barrier of entry and have tested many of these methodologies. We’ve also
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by dvno42 3y ago
I feel very similarly. I have mixed feelings on my actions but I just finished running shreddit on all of my comments and deleting my accounts. I wrote content with the (possibly misguided) notion that what I contributed would continue to b
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by dvno42 3y ago
My sibling has DBS for turrets. Turns out a side affect they warn you about is that you might forget how to swim. The neurologists strongly recommended caution when in the water.
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by dvno42 3y ago
A a change log would be nice. After the anecdotes about a reduction of ANC capabilities due to a patent troll, I'm nervous as hell to plug my headphones into my laptop.
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by dvno42 4y ago
Uninstalling google drive from my phone helped a lot. I was getting daily junk, mostly in russian. SMS is a constant though.
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by dvno42 4y ago
We pay for Slack for the screenshare feature but not for any integrations. I like the simplicity and snapiness of Slack's chat and screen share compared to other modern platforms. No lag, minimal stupid animations, and cross platform c
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by dvno42 4y ago
1). Started a small network automation product over Covid. The software brings AAA, secrets management (pki and passwords ontop of Vault), and config management under one platform. We let admins create programmatic runbooks to make changes
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by dvno42 4y ago
No kidding, I've got about 12 years on my coat and it's still running strong.
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by dvno42 4y ago
If I'm understanding you correctly, you are saying that the origin servers only listen on HTTP and that is where the ISP intercepts. Is it not common practice for the origin servers to also being using HTTPS? Afaik there's no simp
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by dvno42 4y ago
This reminds me of the browser plugin Vimium which gives VIM bindings to the browser, but this is for the whole OS! Looking forward to giving this a try.
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by dvno42 4y ago
With these high speeds, it makes taking advantage of them difficult when it comes to torrents over VPN providers. Most VPN providers do not offer this kind of throughput. I haven't given it much thought but I almost feel like setting u
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by dvno42 4y ago
You may already know this, but while not 'officially supported' Google will not block you from bringing your own equipment on their 2Gbe service. The ONT on a stick (aka SFP) plugged into the Technicolor manufacturered router Goog
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by dvno42 4y ago
Riding a motorcycle in nature with perfect weather, new sights, and smells. Preferably while exploring a 'new to me' country.
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by dvno42 4y ago
I'm understanding this all as a way to simplify designs and make it easier to bring in central controllers and automation to manage end to end 'virtual circuits'. I've never heard of segment routing (SRv6) and I'm h
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by dvno42 5y ago
Can't go wrong with MikroTik. I set my family/friends up with these along with a current gen access point. Been running strong for 8 years or so.
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by dvno42 5y ago
At one point I had read most of the books out there on Multicast and found "Interdomain Multicast Routing" to be the easiest for me to grok the topic with useable examples from basic to the more advanced deployments. The book is o
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by dvno42 5y ago
Like so many others here this really helped me gain an interest in computers at a young age. It's sad to think that the shit most of us did as kids for fun and learning would land today's children in hot water. I lucked out in Jr
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by dvno42 5y ago
I've been the proud owner of whalevagoo.com. One of these days when I have time I'll do something good with it.
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by dvno42 5y ago
I have a gen1 and noticed a dramatic improvement in heat and fan noise after undervolting and repasting (may be unneeded) by about -150mv iirc. This is on Fedora but it may help in Windows too.
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by dvno42 5y ago
So honest question, if not YAML and JINJA, what would you want? More end devices are beginning to have configuration APIs but managing legacy network devices still requires SSHing in to make a change, thus all the templating components. My
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by dvno42 5y ago
I run a small network automation company. We write custom runbooks and provide a web platform for users to execute them from. I spent about 20 hours a week on this after my normal job.
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by dvno42 6y ago
If you're curious what the "VUE Development Station" looked like. http://brasilbign.blogspot.com/2017/03/saiba-o-que-os-consol...
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by dvno42 6y ago
My (LLC) partner and I have spent quarantine building a 'network administration' SaaS to simplify network changes for MSPs (IT providers). Some features: - Easy deployment of IEEE 802.1x (network access control) with PKI and BYOD
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by dvno42 6y ago
I've been using this for a little over a year and like it a lot but it lacks the music discovery features of commercial platforms (which becomes important when you have terabytes of music) and takes a lot of effort to organize music an
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by dvno42 6y ago
Thank you.
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by dvno42 6y ago
I've been using 2.x since Jan and have really liked it. I'm using it in docker with postgres iirc for a small team for infrastructure documentation. Very markdown friendly and gets the job done while looking nice.
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by dvno42 6y ago
OnePlus 7 Pro

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