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by flatiron 5y ago
I got my three kids desks for christmas. Put them down to bed for the night and smoke a little weed. I was shocked how I couldn’t follow ikea desk instructions. Got frustrated and decided to try again sober. I was super shocked the next day
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by flatiron 5y ago
Can you expand on that? What feature do you use in east 1 that isn’t everywhere else that it’s your whole implementation?
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by flatiron 5y ago
If you rely solely on east 1 maybe?
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by flatiron 5y ago
Their pricing is nutty to me. We have a share point folder at my job with a bunch of postman collections. Sure it would be nice to have that all built into postman but I think it’s $20 a month per employee. For that much just go on share po
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by flatiron 5y ago
It’s a video game system. You can make do without floating point. The whole “it doesn’t have fp so whobbly textures” is a myth.
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by flatiron 5y ago
rent a gcp instance for a bit, rclone mount your drive instance, create another rclone encrypted mount, copy from the unencrypted mount to the encrypted mount. delete unencrypted content. go to your local pc and rclone encrypt mount your d
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by flatiron 5y ago
Yep. Rclone supports encryption now but I started this before that was a thing so it’s just a rclone mount with encfs
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by flatiron 5y ago
Google drive is $20 a month for enterprise and I’m an enterprise of one. Unlimited storage.
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by flatiron 5y ago
Defragging puts files in a line so a spinning disc with a magnetic head can read it cleanly with one swipe. You phone works simple by asking for data from addresses. Not saying it’s perfect. Files can be fragmented so you may send a few mor
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by flatiron 5y ago
My mid 90s is FreeBSD. Two floppies and a 14.4k on the install. 486 66dx2 with 20 megs of ram and the thing cooked. I used that server up until 2002 as a proxy server (this is before the age of updating software for security). I finally did
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by flatiron 5y ago
I wonder how much google stores. My dumb butt has close to 100TB of…uhh…Linux isos encrypted and hooked up to plex for $20 a month. Seems like a loss leader for them. But I always think of the multiple spinning discs I’m taking over there f
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by flatiron 5y ago
Here I am thinking I’m the only one. Tossing and turning in the middle of the night for hours just to bang it out for 15 minutes the next day for everyone to go “oh that was easy” no it wasn’t!
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by flatiron 5y ago
In my experience they break a lot. Like a lot a lot.
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by flatiron 5y ago
“All the us army is is a bunch of tanks and planes”
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by flatiron 5y ago
My non work laptop has 4GB (2013 MacBook Air running Linux). Works perfect as a daily driver. I wouldn’t want to work on it but I don’t code huge projects on my personal time. I prefer not to code on off time.
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by flatiron 5y ago
I started taking statins at 37. Doctor said enough is enough with the high cholesterol! So far no side affects after a few years.
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by flatiron 5y ago
From what I read the patch is public and when someone saw it figured it out and publicly shared it.
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by flatiron 5y ago
The new lightning makes it such a pain to do my time cards. Try to open my sub projects to see how many hours are left and have a tab open with my time card and constantly errors out. I can’t be the only person who checks hours left on sub
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by flatiron 5y ago
Log4j taking user input to run and execute code is crazy. You don’t think it “sits well”?
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by flatiron 5y ago
There’s no hiding something this easily exploitable. This isn’t rowhammer or spectre where you need a degree to understand it. Copy and paste this in and that’s it. It would have never survived “responsible disclosure”
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by flatiron 5y ago
i bet it may be better on different OS and distributions but on arch haskell is a friggin nightmare. at least the arch wiki page for it is more complaining about haskell than giving guidance: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title
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by flatiron 5y ago
Haskell is the worst. If you make something in Haskell you hate your end users. That being said I do a bunch in Haskell!
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by flatiron 5y ago
As with any short answer the real answer is “it depends”. Any modern internal phone system has a dial plan and the default will certainly call 911 but you can certainly change it. I used to work inside a call center where you had to dial
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by flatiron 5y ago
I’ve done that before and referred to it as “wizard of oz testing”
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by flatiron 5y ago
Yeah I work from home and have a personal device on my desk. I wouldn’t even check the weather on my office device!
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by flatiron 5y ago
Wish it had a Linux port. I did see it was on stadia so I may check it out.
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by flatiron 5y ago
Windows only! :(
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by flatiron 5y ago
I don’t install anything on my work computer that I can’t say 100% is used for work so I could never justify uBlock. It does make a HUGE difference. The web without it is a giant mess.
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by flatiron 5y ago
That’s a question for Broadcom. Those SoCs going upstream is always an issue and not because people don’t want them. It’s just a blob mess.
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by flatiron 5y ago
The war on drugs is over. Drugs won and the loser was Mexico.

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