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by encom 1y ago
>updates via the UniFi mobile app Oh come on!
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by encom 1y ago
I got some decommissioned Ubiquiti gear (a switch, some ap's) from work, but it requires UniFi to do anything. I looked into that briefly and it appears to be some eldritch horror of an application. Anything I can't use from a ter
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by encom 1y ago
I changed jobs about three months ago. They use Microsoft. I still don't really know what Teams is or what it's for. I will continue ignoring it until I get yelled at.
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by encom 1y ago
Interesting, but none of the links are working... codeberg.org isn't responding, it just spins forever.
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by encom 1y ago
Ever since I started using a password manager (a long time ago), I have encountered SO MANY password bugs. But one of the most frustrating issues, is when a website asks you to create a password, but does not tell you what length or charact
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by encom 1y ago
Missed opportunity to delete Lance Stroll's license.
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by encom 1y ago
>Chromium is an industry wide[...] But is it though? Feels to me like Google just does whatever it wants. Nobody except Google wants manifest v3. Nobody wants "Web Environment Integrity", etc.
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by encom 1y ago
Finally had time to watch it, that was excellent. Thanks for the link. Pike matchbox.
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by encom 1y ago
Before the Danish language adopted the letter "å" (in 1948), the vowel was written as "aa". In the Danish alphabet, "å" is the last letter. Therefore a list of three Danish city names would be correctly sorted
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by encom 1y ago
Posy is just one guy.
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by encom 1y ago
It's why I became an electrician, and specialised in telecoms. I realised in my 20's that I didn't want to spend the rest of my life typing on a keyboard, and telecoms is the right kind of combination of geekery and practical
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by encom 1y ago
And they used to say kids were good with computers. I think if you graph computer illiteracy vs. year of birth, people who were born around the 80's are in the bottom of a bathtub curve. The boomers are hopeless with tech, because they
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by encom 1y ago
That must be a US specific thing, because that sounds demented.
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by encom 1y ago
Since "cloud" just means someone else's computer, I don't see how it doesn't qualify.
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by encom 1y ago
I just checked and Draw.io is just Electron slop. Disappointing.
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by encom 1y ago
upgrade and autoremove can be combined in one command. My usual line is: apt full-upgrade -V --auto-remove --purge -V is just for verbose old/new version info.
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by encom 1y ago
Sounds like a load of FUD from a Microsoft salesman.
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by encom 1y ago
Yes, your bank is shit, but this is also Apple's fault to a large degree. There is absolutely no reason to release a new major version of your OS every year, and there is no reason to arbitrarily drop support for older devices (except
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by encom 1y ago
Security in this context means the intruder is you, and Apple is securing their device so you can't run code on it, without asking Apple for permission first.
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by encom 1y ago
What a colossal waste of time. At this point, just unplug the undersea cables, and turn the UK into a big intranet. It's clearly what Ofcom wants.
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by encom 1y ago
Sure it is. A subscription's defining trait is continuity of access contingent on periodic renewal, whether manual or automatic. People subscribed to things way before online payments or even credit cards were common. A modern, if nich
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by encom 1y ago
>my Chromebook LOL >my Windows If you're the kind of person who even knows what SQL, SQLite or hell even a database is, you already know SQLite runs on pretty much anything.
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by encom 1y ago
$ aplay -f cd /dev/urandom Here's your app. If we're being fancy (SoX): $ play -n synth 0 [white|brown|pink]noise
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by encom 1y ago
>What is happening in the UK really? Everyone knows it, but you're not allowed to say it, and you're definitely not allowed to say it in the UK or you will literally be arrested for speech.
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by encom 1y ago
>fastest laptop CPU in the world Maybe, but it's 1) ARM 2) In a Mac. Those are some colossal caveats.
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by encom 1y ago
It starts at 5000 USD. Five. Thousand. Dollars.
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by encom 1y ago
I'm not a dev (by profession). I don't care about the you-ecks of developers. Electron creates objectively terrible software by every metric that matters for the end user. >sophisticated You confuse complexity for sophisticatio
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by encom 1y ago
Apple is a fashion brand, and Apple users buy it for that reason, not because of any technical merit.
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by encom 1y ago
Assume the worst. Everything Apple does is proprietary and closed, so you can never be sure. You paid for the device, but it's not yours.
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by encom 1y ago
As a classical liberal, the budget cutting parts.

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