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by glennpratt 8y ago
unshare -n
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This is one product in a large line, not an entire service. There are also tons of competitors in this space.
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I've used a variety of Cast items for as long as they've been available, and set them up in many homes with success. My experience is your router and/or APs (if separate) are usually the culprit. Wish I knew exactly why thoug
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ChromeOS and Android are Linux. Android compatibility comes from a container. https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromiumos/platform2/+/mas...
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Can you link to what you are talking about? Because if it's what I think it is, this is my neighborhood. It was a parade cancelled to avoid violence, mostly by people who don't live in this neighborhood and don't care about t
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I have Git repos that can't be cloned onto encyptfs, so it's not surprising to me. Make an encrypted partition or just encrypt your entire disk.
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In my case they were massive flagship stores that Chat support suggested I go to with an appointment. Pretty sure it had to do with the complexity of the repair both times.
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I've never had Google Assistant fail on something that trivial. And as the type of person who has always struggled with calendars and notes apps, it's really valuable to me.
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You can get chat and phone support with Pixel and with Google Fi;not clear if you and other commenters know that.
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My wife had call quality issues. Google Fi deactivated her phone and we reactivated. It seems better with a few test calls, but we'll find out with weekday use.
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I've used a legacy bank since the credit union I used in college slammed me with a wall of fees. The branches have only been to my benefit, never really required, just faster.
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> here's a local support network for the hardware which is decent and doesn't involve me shipping it off to some third party and losing it for 2 weeks. Small heads up, every serious hardware issue I've had with MacBook Pro
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~$105k based on 1 response, that doesn't seem like much data. The linked job posting shows: > Pay Rate $4,986.87/Month (Base Salary - While in Academy) $5,651.79/Month (Base Salary - Upon Academy Completion)
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*stolen gasoline
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I've happily used Chrome's Sync features for years with separate profiles for personal and $job. I use it across multiple devices daily. https://chrome.google.com/sync I appreciate people have different concerns,
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> The problem is no languages I'd be willing to use have a good type system that actually covers much. This is basically down to opinion, and I can't argue with it. I've collaborated on Ruby projects for about 10 years, I
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Uhh, no, it doesn't. Edit for your edit: still doesn't.
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Full test coverage of foo() is hard to prove. Have you exercised every argument possibility, every exception that could be thrown and every global/class/instance var reference? Working with Ruby most of my career, my experience is
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Because merging early is worse. How is creating an artificial backup in one lane considerate? I find it inconsiderate frankly, because it forces an arbitrary decision rather then just patiently using the available road as marked. https:&#
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I've never used bike shed to describe digressions on my own work. I might call these a Yak shave.
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While I agree with the sentiment, everyone should have basic identify theft protection for free. SSN should not be so insecure or should not be used and the stuff the credit bureaus offer seems like a protection racket.
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Puppet uses client certs, clients request them on an initial run and an admin can approve them in an included CA. There is an API and a CLI interface. I'm always surprised by the resistance to client certs and all the gleeful usage of