eddieroger

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by eddieroger 11mo ago
You can have that today. If you get a USB-C breakout for the dock, it'll treat the Moonlander, or any keyboard, like a normal keyboard. You can not destroy your wrists right now, as I sometimes choose to do.
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by eddieroger 11mo ago
I had one, too, and in hindsight I regret what an ass I was to the poor substitute teachers who had one job to do for the day and couldn't because I thought it was funny to turn the TV off when they bend down to turn on the VCR. I also
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by eddieroger 11mo ago
There's one data point. I would bet, though, that Apple, Sony and Samsung have plenty more data points of devices that didn't move and thus they stop making smaller devices.
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by eddieroger 1y ago
I'm not sure I agree with "dead end" outside of the benefit of hindsight, or maybe don't get the point you're making. Neither the PowerPC nor OS/2 were dead-end in 1995, and competition in the OS space was stil
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by eddieroger 1y ago
It's clear at this point that terminal apps have lost to GUIs, but cURL is the one place where I think that's a shame. cURL /always just works/. It is predictable, consistent, transparent, and pretty easy to use in its s
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by eddieroger 1y ago
I am in a similar boat. I wish they'd gone in to more detail about why this version is different than the existing one - other than "new chip" - because I like mine so much that I want to know how it's improved. I love h
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by eddieroger 1y ago
Fines that are too small to matter are just called permits after the fact. Hardly the penalty a fine should be, and this is hardly the first time that kind of thing has happened.
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by eddieroger 1y ago
You're right, including your warning of premature optimization, but if the premise of the thread is starting from a VPS, user-perceived latency shouldn't be as wild as self-hosting in a basement or something because odds are your
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by eddieroger 1y ago
I was thinking of setting something like this up on a Tailscale network, and figured I'd just get real certs for the servers in question using DNS challenges, which I've been able to do with my tailnet (driven by Headscale) for a
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by eddieroger 1y ago
Anonymity isn't under attack, we've been giving it away since MySpace and Facebook. Why forcibly take what you're willingly given?
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by eddieroger 1y ago
I have to believe that Apple had anonymized telemetry that told them how many people used Launchpad and acted as justification to nix it. I remember when it came out, and I probably used it more in the first month when it was novel and new
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by eddieroger 1y ago
Don't run it in rootless for your reverse proxy? Having one container running that way is still better than having all of them work that way.
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by eddieroger 1y ago
That's exactly what happened with the order in the video - something prompted the system to hand over to a human, and it did, and the video ends with a human asking how they can help the customer. Taco Bell can still rethink this as th
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by eddieroger 1y ago
I was thinking the same. I like that being in my terminal makes it feel closer to a build tool than not, because that's the space it fills for me. I like that, because it's a terminal, if I connect to my main machine through SSH,
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by eddieroger 1y ago
They're already in most of the hospitals in America. There was one attached to my daughter's foot for 100+ days. I don't think they care about FAANG at all. They're not a software company. Look them up - this is big comp
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by eddieroger 1y ago
Masimo does so much more than consumer-worn heart rate monitors and O2 sensors. They'll be fine as well.
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by eddieroger 1y ago
I had the same problems with the Gen 1. The Gen 2 added a battery and shutdown on powerless, and never had a single problem with it.
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by eddieroger 1y ago
> UNESCO works to advance divisive social and cultural causes I wish I could remember where I heard it, but someone once pointed out that the only difference between special interests and public interests was who said it. This feels like
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by eddieroger 1y ago
Snark aside, that was my takeaway looking at the article. Why wouldn't they still look good? They were well done when they were made. The Mona Lisa still looks good. The tools don't define the quality, just the constraints. For gr
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by eddieroger 1y ago
From your link: > The defendant, Preston Thorpe, appeals his conviction for possession of a controlled drug with intent to sell He may have done other things, but his conviction was for possession with intent, and that seems to be why he
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by eddieroger 1y ago
Don't underestimate how quickly things end up in the memory hole - it's better to preserve stuff while it's recent than try to recreate it when it's stale.
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by eddieroger 1y ago
I am sure there is some within the bounds of the law, but I don't think this time around that would have happened much. What's good for one is good for all, and they all know that, so why risk collusion by even thinking about it,
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by eddieroger 1y ago
What prerequisites are you thinking of? Nowadays, all you need is a Mac, download Xcode, and go. You can't do /everything/ if that's as far as you go, but if all you wanted to do was flesh out an idea, that would get you
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by eddieroger 1y ago
I've done both, and this was not my experience. Nowadays, they're much more similar than different, but 10 years or so ago, "easy" was defined by if you knew Java or Objective-C. Android, like most Java, required a lot o
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by eddieroger 1y ago
I've never hired an assistant, but if I knew that they'd resort to blackmail in the face of losing their job, I wouldn't hire them in the first place. That is acting like a jerk, not like an assistant, and demonstrating self-
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by eddieroger 1y ago
I get the impression this is said by people who observe large enterprises or don't have good device management. I work for a big company that deploys proper MDM to our Macs and PCs, and as long as the application is packaged correctly,
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by eddieroger 1y ago
All of them, really, if you're willing to wait long enough.
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by eddieroger 1y ago
"How quaint." You're not alone. That would be the first thing I said to that mouse as well.
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by eddieroger 1y ago
It's just another form of any other jargon - unknown until you know it, and usually specific to the use case. I see k8s and i18n or a11y and I know exactly what they mean because at some point I learned it and it's part of the wor
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by eddieroger 1y ago
Someone once pointed out to me that the only difference between "special interest" and "public interest" is who said it. I think about that a lot these days.

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