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by ehayes 5y ago
The erosion of liberties in the US started before 2020 AND it got a LOT worse under COVID. Both is true. And there's nothing silly about what's happening in Canada right now.
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by ehayes 5y ago
Reminds me of Jabberwocky episode of Better Off Ted https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=spyJ5yxTfas
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by ehayes 5y ago
Former Red Hatter wondering the same thing. RH was transitioning to Gmail right as I was onboarding. I never really used the previous system which I think was Zimbra iirc.
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by ehayes 5y ago
But there is an "I" in pie.
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by ehayes 5y ago
Or is it in fact the original meaning? (Genuinely curious)
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by ehayes 5y ago
Just to give the less grizzled devs among us an idea how much better things are today: 14-ish years ago we all wanted rounded corners, but there was no border-radius (or at least we couldn't use it because IE). So it seemed like the we
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by ehayes 5y ago
I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Clearfix classes assigned to every element. I watched rounded rectangles built in Photoshop, sliced and exported to PNGs, then aligned with tables and a prayer. All those hacks will be
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Rocky Linux (CentOS replacement) reaches RC1(theregister.com)
2 points by ehayes 5y ago|0 comments
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by ehayes 6y ago
Glad I'm not the only one lol
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by ehayes 6y ago
Turbo[links], Stimulus, etc. ARE non-blocking background updates. It's HTML over the wire instead of JSON. [1] I don't think this is what you think it is. [1] https://hotwire.dev/
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by ehayes 6y ago
I manage a "tiny company", but we have 10-ish production CentOS 7/8 servers and this sounds interesting. Although my web-app use case is probably fine with Stream, I don't know why everyone is assuming Stream will be com
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by ehayes 6y ago
Cool, we've jumped right into "if you want to be independent from FaceAppAmaGooMicroTwitBookTube, it's just because you're a right-wing fascist plotting an attack." Way to go everyone.
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by ehayes 6y ago
Am I the only one who doesn't get the "risk using CentOS Stream" stuff? Isn't it going to be slightly-less stable RHEL? I actually worked at Red Hat a few years back and almost all work was released upstream-first. The o
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by ehayes 6y ago
> I have no interest in goalpost-moving efforts to say that they didn’t administer zinc or azithromycin Don't really have a dog in this fight, but my understanding is that pro HCQ doctors believe that zinc must be included with HCQ
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by ehayes 6y ago
Just want to plug Luxon, it's pretty great.
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by ehayes 6y ago
Any open source or DIY alternatives to this?
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by ehayes 6y ago
Getting Wing Commander to work with a sound card, and a joystick, and in conventional memory was my intro to a lifetime working with computers.
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by ehayes 6y ago
Layered shadow builder (without blur filter) https://brumm.af/shadows
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by ehayes 7y ago
32GB+1TB here, I haven't experienced anything I'd call a fan issue. Every once in a while fans spin up, mostly because of Chrome-based things. A few times I think it's been heavy GPU activity. I use it connected to 2 monitors
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by ehayes 7y ago
> ...where does the government get the power to ban drugs. It likes to pretend that the interstate commerce clause gives them that power. _ie_ they're "regulating commerce" by waging the drug war.
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From TravisCI to GitHub Actions(technology.customink.com)
2 points by ehayes 7y ago|0 comments
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by ehayes 8y ago
It's a little ironic because Red Hat invested in MongoDB several times: https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/red-hat/investments/...
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by ehayes 8y ago
Over the past year we replaced an Angular front-end with the author's recommendations: Turbolinks and Stimulus.js. With the pair, our app mostly feels like an SPA, but has the developer benefit of leaning on server-side rendering. The
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Action Text for Rails(weblog.rubyonrails.org)
4 points by ehayes 8y ago|0 comments
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by ehayes 8y ago
I use a 1st gen "Magic Trackpad" that works great with my hackintosh. Maybe there's special hardware in a MacBook, but the OS seems to be able to work without it.
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by ehayes 9y ago
I've been using Billboard.js as a drop-in replacement for C3. It's a fork made specifically to work on D3 v4+. https://naver.github.io/billboard.js/
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by ehayes 9y ago
There is no intersection of Technology and Liberal Arts https://www.crossing.us/intersections/Technology/Liberal%20A...
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by ehayes 9y ago
As a layman, this sort of sounds like the beginnings of a Heisenberg Compensator (from Star Trek transporters), is that way off?
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by ehayes 10y ago
Not only possible, I'm pretty sure it's impossible to work exclusively on closed-source at Red Hat.
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by ehayes 10y ago
Another Red Hatter here to give a recommendation for Red Hat. All of my work is in the open. Furthermore I can say just about all code written at RH is upstream-first. Red Hat has a great culture and is very remote friendly. (My team is fai

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