eightys3v3n

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by eightys3v3n 3mo ago
Word of warning. Netbird does use maginally more data than Tailscale when idle. While you might be tempted by the Jetbird thirdparty app, I found it used ALOT more data and didn't work consistontly even with lazy connections.
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by eightys3v3n 3mo ago
I haven't had problems with NetBird on Android and Linux. I have also used tailscale and found it comparable.
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by eightys3v3n 3mo ago
Likely not the best approach: I had ~200GiB. I selected below 10k files at a time to upload in the web UI (selected all 2014 , then 2015 ). It was fine. More than that many and the UI became unusable. External Libraries seem like a good opt
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by eightys3v3n 5mo ago
I'm not sure I agree or understand where you're coming from. Side-loaded Android apps are still bound by all the same permission restrictions as any app installed by the Play Store. The only difference is Google didn't revi
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by eightys3v3n 5mo ago
In my case it's because the title on this post is more interesting.
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by eightys3v3n 6mo ago
I've seen half a dozen Mac users and none of them maximized the window very often. They usually had a mishmash of like 12 windows open and randomly all over the screen. Then they used the Alt-Tab to get between them. Basically wherever
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by eightys3v3n 6mo ago
There is in the Purrr app if you install and open that.
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by eightys3v3n 7mo ago
I have had a great experience. I can find what I'm looking for and I can block or down-rank sites that are constantly shite. I did find that Google over the past few years has sucked but my Google results were always miles better than
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by eightys3v3n 7mo ago
All those cases also have huge penalties or effective costs associated with them. Is there an accurate "shame first, then penalties came later" stand point? Automobile safety in my life has only changed after fines. Sexual harrass
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by eightys3v3n 8mo ago
Yes. I have started doing this with an Obsidian note for each project. Any ongoing lists go there, and each day has a heading with todos and thought process while solving the todos. Then in my main todo list or kanban I just link to the pro
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by eightys3v3n 8mo ago
Buildkite also seems to have a free option but I have no concept of how the value compares to the free option for GitHub Actions.
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by eightys3v3n 8mo ago
The Pixel 9 Pro has a "webcam" mode when plugging into a computer. I wish this was a thing sooner. https://support.google.com/pixelcamera/answer/14274129?hl=en
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by eightys3v3n 8mo ago
Well, if the majority of candidates are applying to a job where they only meet four out of five of the requirements, if the employer can add a sixth requirement they may naively think then applicants will have five out of six requirements.
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by eightys3v3n 8mo ago
Plus by making that fee optionally replaced with time spent writing the letter, people who don't have the finances to pay a whole bunch of application fees can still apply for as many jobs as they're willing to put in the time.
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by eightys3v3n 8mo ago
They get too many supposedly unqualified applications.
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by eightys3v3n 8mo ago
Really? The US only protects age discrimination of some ages not all?
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by eightys3v3n 8mo ago
It's illegal in Canada, but how do you prove it if they don't admin it to you.
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by eightys3v3n 8mo ago
I've experienced the opposite where some smaller companies won't even look at a resume for someone under 30. One of the owners admitted it to me later on. :(
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by eightys3v3n 8mo ago
My grandmother was tricked into buying cryptocurrency for a scam. All the apps that they used on her Android and iPhone were in the respective app stores. Removing side loading has little to nothing to do with it from my point of view becau
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by eightys3v3n 8mo ago
I did not catch that. Nice.
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by eightys3v3n 8mo ago
Obligatory XKCD https://xkcd.com/538
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by eightys3v3n 8mo ago
Yeah except once in a blue moon they send an email I do need that really is account information and all from the same SunLife email :/ Otherwise I have the same policy.
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by eightys3v3n 8mo ago
I had a similar problem with SunLife marketing emails. I would unsubscribe from everything there was an option for, then a month later I would get another marketing email setting personal finance advisors. I spoke to support to be told how
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by eightys3v3n 8mo ago
Except when you want it to improve something in a particular way you already know about. Then god forbid it understands what you have asked and makes only that change :/ Some times I end up giving up trying to get the AI to build somet
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by eightys3v3n 9mo ago
Oh, that's a shame :( Similar to when I bought a TVOC sensor that claimed to have CO2 as well. Until I realized it was eCO2 which is pretty much useless because it just guestimated based on TVOC counts.
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by eightys3v3n 9mo ago
Syncthing-Fork, the primary Android app for Syncthing, isn't exactly reliable anymore. TLDR a new completely unknown dev has taken over maintenance and doesn't communicate well; it's probably not reliable without checking if
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by eightys3v3n 9mo ago
Ikea makes a reasonably priced CO2 and 2.5 micrometer particle air quality monitor. https://www.ikea.com/global/en/newsroom/retail/the-new-smart... ALPSTUGA My house stays around 800-1000ppm CO2 all the
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by eightys3v3n 9mo ago
It seems some commenters feel the author was taking advantage of all those people who helped them. I disagree. I think they are missing a large part of the situation through lack of experience, a selfish focus, or some other different persp
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by eightys3v3n 9mo ago
I would offer to help someone to the tune of an hour of my time or a hundred dollars to hear a story about how they are travelling without money. It wouldn't matter to me whether they used to have a job so long as they weren't cla
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by eightys3v3n 9mo ago
I certainly use it less now that I get a CloudFlare check every time I go and sometimes it fails or loads forever. I usually just go back to search results and look elsewhere after a second or two.

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