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enobrev
7y ago
I don't know a ton about the economics but my living experience lines up with this article. At least half of my closest friends are in the service industry. I spent most of my 20s and 30s in NYC before the wage increase. Those frien
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7y ago
I just finished modeling my house in Chief Architect, and I'm very impressed with it. There are things I don't love, especially the price as a plain homeowner (and the lack of plumbing / HVAC modeling), but it's an impr
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enobrev
7y ago
This isn't a direct response to you, but moreso to this thread. There are some who are in on the joke and have even found quite a bit of humor in it, but no longer find that humor useful. It's like an old joke which was hilariou
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7y ago
Chiming in as another American who prefers metric measurements in the kitchen. I do a lot of baking (mostly things made of sourdough) and always appreciated that King Arthur offers the conversion on their recipes; So much so that I'll
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enobrev
7y ago
Thanks to both of you for these articles. I'm very fond of outer joins as in most cases (in my day to day work) they're exactly what I need. While I don't use them often with aggregate queries, I didn't realize that mu
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enobrev
7y ago
Does reserving a domain name fall under the category of "Announcing your plans"? If so, my experience absolutely correlates with this. I might as well save my ideas to pocket. At least that's a free way to keep really inte
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enobrev
7y ago
@giancarlostoro and @turc1656 covered this a great deal better than I could. I just want to add that using a combination of NZBGet, Sonarr (TV Series), and Radarr (Movies), makes the task of downloading and managing media incredibly simple
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enobrev
7y ago
Having a couple free indexers and a decent paid one (or two) along with a couple good Usenet services tends to cover most needs. With a good downloader app, it's simply a matter of plugging in a couple API keys once and basically forg
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7y ago
Nights and Weekends: Ran "smurf-tube" conduit from my attic to my basement and built a network cabinet out of 2x4s on casters. This one is ongoing. Day: Got our static map server (mapnik-based) to generate x/y/z tiles p
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7y ago
I've been subscribed for a long time and wondered what ever happened to the channel. It's an excellent series and I'm bummed to know it's done. Your comment led me to looking up the postmortem, which is well written and
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enobrev
7y ago
React Hooks and Containerizing Everything are the things this old "Webmaster" is kicking down the road until all the bugs are shaken out. I also skipped gulp and grunt and jumped straight into webpack, which I've read far to
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7y ago
Thank you! It hasn't changed too much. We have a house in the city, so the standing plan is to stick around for at least a few years. We both grew up in major cities (NYC, Chicago), so that preference isn't likely to change any
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7y ago
The short answer is quality of life, and freedom to live my life the way that is most comfortable for me and my wife. I love the city so I choose to live in the city, but that choice is completely irrelevant to my work, as I can live /
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7y ago
My first is on the way in about 10 weeks!
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7y ago
I've been working remotely for about 18 years, and I've consistently chosen to live in major cities throughout (NYC, LA, Seattle, and now back home to Chicago). I love being able to walk or take public transportation to everythin
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enobrev
7y ago
By "Everything" in my post, I mean all of our own applications. Some services allow you to format logs to json like nginx using log_format[1]. For others, you may find app-specific configuration or plugins for log formatting or
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enobrev
7y ago
Everything logs to syslog (I generally use rsyslog) in JSON format. All syslog instances push to a central instance, also running rsyslog. This allows us to tail logs on each instance, as well as tail / grep system-wide on the central
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enobrev
7y ago
Same. "I don't _want_ to, but I'd love to join you anyway" is my way. My wife and I both answer with some variation of this now and the extra info is helpful. Sometimes the rest of the conversation goes something like
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enobrev
7y ago
Nothing specific. I don't even remember when it started. As a teenager I was high often, with the occasional fungal trip and it was never a thing. And then somewhere in my mid-twenties, I noticed a point when I smoked too much, I star
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7y ago
This voice is the reason I can not longer enjoy marijuana or mushrooms anymore. It almost never bothers me in normal life, but when I partake, suddenly it gets loud and mean and refuses to shut up for hours. I used to really enjoy both dr
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7y ago
This is a pretty old complaint, but my initial issues about the ipod, especially 2nd and 3rd gen was the lack of manual controls. At a younger age, a walkman or discman in my pocket with headphones in my ears was a constant, and I was able
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7y ago
As a linux user, I also appreciate Electron apps over nothing at all. Of course I understand the overall disdain for them, but in my world it's a new app I would have not had the opportunity to use otherwise.
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7y ago
It took me a bit to understand the graphs, but I appreciate them. That huge drop in tent-camping at Big Bend during the summer is a solid warning. If you do, I highly recommend doing so in the mountains, where it can be 20-40F cooler than
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7y ago
Thank you for this wealth of information. I love the idea of a 2nd GPU, and I have a couple laying around that it's definitely worth trying. I already have three screens on my desk... what's one more? I'm thoroughly impresse
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7y ago
I fire up VMs for windows-only [mostly graphical] applications from time to time and the experience is never very good. No matter how beefy my host system is, the experience is awful and I end up giving up out of frustration. I have an ol
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enobrev
7y ago
I haven't seen the letters. Isn't that considered a federal crime since it's fraud via the US Postal Service?
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7y ago
Also z-wave
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7y ago
At varying degrees of "success", I know a couple sellers who make a great living by combining multiple platforms; Selling on Amazon, eBay, Etsy and their own custom site (on Shopify and other customizable platforms).
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Database as Filesystem [video]
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Not exactly the same but Cooking For Engineers[1] has a format that reminds me of this. I've no personal affiliation besides liking the Mac and Cheese recipe. 1: http://www.cookingforengineers.com/
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