geocrasher

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by geocrasher 1y ago
My comment was not about suffering, war, starvation, or anything of the like. You've clearly added your own context and then judged me for it. Great job.
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by geocrasher 1y ago
I only mentioned that I know it's simplistic so that the pedants would not attack my character for being so naive. But, I guess it takes more than that to keep the pedants from finding fault.
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by geocrasher 1y ago
Facebook for a couple things, IG for keeping up with friends, sharing pics with friends. And a carefully curated YouTube subscription list. Only stuff that's worth watching: People I can relate to, have no ego, and are just having a go
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by geocrasher 1y ago
For better or worse, you just described WordPress.
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by geocrasher 1y ago
That never stopped anybody from installing them.
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by geocrasher 1y ago
The answer isn't headless WordPress. It's WordPress. You're building something for a volunteer community, which means at some point you'll be gone and somebody will be wondering how the heck to manage the site with this
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by geocrasher 1y ago
s/managers/humans/g
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by geocrasher 1y ago
Fair. To be more constructive in that case, I think you're trying to change the wrong thing. The last thing you should be changing is your personality. Look elsewhere.
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by geocrasher 1y ago
When you find the right employer, your personality won't be a barrier, it'll be an asset. Wait for the right fit. Do you . You're the only one who can do it as well as you do.
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by geocrasher 1y ago
It worked fine, no regrets. It's more stable for outdoor use, so that is why I went with it. I've printed exclusively with PETG.
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by geocrasher 1y ago
I built a Hadley, and it's pretty amazing. I have seen the rings of Saturn with it- and the moon- WOW. Here's a video I did about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NA076d-gsyY Also wrote it up on my website, whi
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by geocrasher 1y ago
Yes, it's a religious website, but it's also the site with the most languages of any site on the 'net, at 1100+ right now. Some of them are downloadable content only, most are web content as well. The translations are done at
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by geocrasher 1y ago
Reminds me of the survivorship bias exposed by Abraham Wald: https://medium.com/@christian.dobbert/the-missing-bullet-hol...
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by geocrasher 1y ago
yes, on the high end of things :)
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by geocrasher 1y ago
Daily, and with enough general usability to share? I have a few. They are basic. You can probably figure out what industry I work in. df -h /; echo "----"; for fattable in $(find /var/lib/mysql/ -nam
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by geocrasher 1y ago
Yes, you're right. Oops. Too late to edit.
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by geocrasher 1y ago
Yes, but does it make that magical spool-up sound of a 5MB ST-506 trying to sound like a jet turbine? ST-506 startup: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7ImJwSmjzs T-53 startup: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
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by geocrasher 1y ago
For me, the problem is that if I don't see it, it doesn't exist. Slack, server monitoring, other communications channels, they all take up real estate. My daily driver is a 43" 4K monitor. Basically 4x 24" 1080p monito
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by geocrasher 1y ago
I am actively looking into an Oculus 3 for a virtual desktop environment that I can use portably, such as in an Airbnb, instead of lugging around a 43" 4K monitor. I'm also looking at projectors for this purpose. The context is re
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by geocrasher 1y ago
Only to mine it later and re-use it over and over again. The 5 billion year long recycling program.
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by geocrasher 1y ago
Maybe it's a sign of a future time travelling civilization with nuclear power but poor navigation, warped straight into the mantle Earth's crust :D
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by geocrasher 1y ago
I can't speak for users of Claude, but as a user of Perplexity, having an LLM do a web search has uncovered sources I'd never have considered. The only time I use Google anymore is when I know exactly what I'm looking for. Wh
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by geocrasher 1y ago
https://soundcloud.com/ryan-flowers-916961339/the-internet-i...
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by geocrasher 1y ago
If the real job doesn't match the interview, then it's the wrong job. Simple as that. I once took a position at a company that I had known because they were a customer of my then current employer. We'd always gotten along, th
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by geocrasher 1y ago
If you're old enough to remember those days, then you're also old enough to start forgetting them. I speak for myself of course :)
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by geocrasher 1y ago
Back in the earlier days of web hosting we'd run into this with Apache. In fact, I have a note from 2014 (much later than the early days actually): ulimit -n 10000 to set permanently: /etc/security/limits.conf
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Humorous Password Gen Made with Perplexity.ai(slang45.com)
1 points by geocrasher 1y ago|0 comments
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by geocrasher 1y ago
This is my first project of this type. Look in the source code and see that I am not a real dev, and I don't even play one. But with some cool tools I had some fun and wanted to share it here. We all start somewhere, and if you read th
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Passphrases made with slang, band names, movie titles, insults, and jobs(slang45.com)
4 points by geocrasher 1y ago|1 comments
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by geocrasher 1y ago
He was a good man, no doubt. Troubled, which is why he died before he hit 60. That was almost 25 yeas ago, and I still miss him all the time.

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