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by enobrev 7y ago
I tried zoneminder in earnest and was severely disappointed. I've been running Ubiquity Video in a container on my local server, which is pretty great as a simple NVR, but _only_ works with their cameras, which won't work for me.
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by enobrev 7y ago
Every year around tax time I find myself looking to replace Mint, being unimpressed with the competition, and wondering the same thing as I import the previous year's mint csv into a spreadsheet... Why isn't there an open source
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by enobrev 7y ago
I just went through this as well. I found a used HTD Lync 12 (12-zone multi-channel amp) on craigslist for a steal from a person who never had the time to set it up. I was notified of it about a year after I created the search notificatio
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by enobrev 7y ago
I used to agree that Facebook was superior, but I don't anymore. Myspace allowed people to far better express themselves with design and music. It was a shit show, but so are we.
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by enobrev 7y ago
He was clearly right
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by enobrev 7y ago
I agree, and I've found that WebStorm (and other JetBrains software with JavaScript support) does a great job at it, although I do find TypeScript improves the experience.
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by enobrev 7y ago
Here's a fun trick Comcast is now playing with in Chicago. For unlimited data, it costs $50 a month if you're using your own modem, but using Comcast's modem, I get a "discounted" rate of $20 a month including the
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by enobrev 7y ago
Seattle's roads were most definitely not built for the amount of traffic they see. I remember watching from my porch as cars spent an hour inching their way through the mile to the 99 when I was living in Lower Queen Anne. This was f
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by enobrev 7y ago
Funny, I was about to make a comment about Wrigleyville and you nailed it. We now habitually check if there's a game or concert before visiting my cousin in the neighborhood. A few years back I lived 3 blocks away from Wrigley Field.
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by enobrev 7y ago
I wholeheartedly agree with this. I bought a house with a front porch, and for three seasons of the year my wife and I sit out there almost every day. It's mind-blowing to me how few of our neighbors sit in front of their houses. Th
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by enobrev 7y ago
I don't have anything regarding performance detail, but I wrote this detailed post about configuration. https://www.reddit.com/r/devops/comments/9g1nts/rsyslog_elas...
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by enobrev 7y ago
I'm pretty late to this party, but I've been using rsyslog and "EK" (skip the L - it's way too slow and resource hungry). rsyslog / syslog-ng handles shipping logs to a central server and it's dead simple
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by enobrev 7y ago
Same reason I prefer a wired multi-channel audio system throughout my house. Yes, wiring speakers is not fun and not everyone can do it - especially renters. But there are never sync issues, quality problems, or issues with connectivity
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by enobrev 7y ago
If they're footnotes, they're already at the bottom of the article. No need to hide them further.
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by enobrev 7y ago
The internet simply became a better mirror. It becomes more human every day. This is what humanity actually looks like on a larger scale. Now that we can see ourselves at a scale we've never been able, we have an opportunity to make
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Conservative government giving NHS data to Amazon for free(independent.co.uk)
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The OSM community deserves a better openstreetmap.org(openstreetmap.org)
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by enobrev 7y ago
If that's your experience then I can absolutely understand your frustration, but as someone who has been using Linux on the desk top full time for about a decade this simply is not the case for me at all. I almost never have to compile
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by enobrev 7y ago
At least for desktops, it's incredibly rare that I need to compile something. The most recent release from whatever installer is almost always more than fine for the client. I don't think I have anything on my current desktop th
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by enobrev 7y ago
I truly wish they were. I buy a new laptop every 3-5 years. I always check for Ubuntu pre-installed - or any distro, really, but unfortunately that's always on the "Developer Series" on a single model that's less sleek
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by enobrev 7y ago
To be fair, those reasons aren't as pertinent as they once were. I have a linux-only household and rarely tinker (besides my server, but that's a different category of system). Sure the occasional config file and maybe a compila
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by enobrev 7y ago
Amazon had been a default for me for a long time, but the knock-offs have gone so far overboard that I consider it about a 60/40 that I'll get the actual product I ordered from the actual manufacturer I thought I was buying from.
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by enobrev 7y ago
Something as simple as simultaneous horizontal scrolling can go a long way with a side-by-side diff and that should be pretty damned simple in a browser.
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by enobrev 7y ago
I've run into a couple apps that essentially won't run without the disabled perm, and Airbnb literally won't start without perms - no re-ask or anything. I generally put that on the dev and decide if the app is worth it at t
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by enobrev 7y ago
There's an app called "Bouncer" on Android that does this system-wide. Upon installation (with your permission) it disables all permissions for all apps and then any time you enable a permission for an app, it will ask if yo
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by enobrev 7y ago
I like to keep a slack channel (and saved kibana search) for 500s for this exact reason. System-wide we should have no 500s, and when they happen I like to tackle them immediately. I also have daily reports for other various errors, like
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by enobrev 7y ago
I had already switched my mobile browser to Firefox explicitly so I could use ublock. And now it's time to move to Firefox in the desktop. I appreciate Google helping with the decision.
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by enobrev 7y ago
Even before I had a family, the last thing I wanted to do was spend a week somewhere else with people from work. If I want to go somewhere magical, I'll save my money, plan the trip with people I know and like, and go - likely to have
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by enobrev 7y ago
> why is the default notification for tracking a bug/feature request sending an email for every person who upvotes it? This is incredibly frustrating. I commented / followed a bug a few years ago that they clearly will never f
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by enobrev 7y ago
I absolutely agree with your second paragraph. For the rest, I'd recommend you spend a half year working in the service industry for half minimum wage plus tips before throwing around phrases like "zero-skill".

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