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by glitchcrab 1y ago
I couldn't put an exact time frame on it, but it took several years before the pro-Brexit politicians ran out of 'it will get better soon' arguments and the (majority of the) populace realised that they'd been had.
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by glitchcrab 1y ago
I just use Paprika for this - it parses the entire page, extracts the recipe and saves it to my collection which is synced across all devices which are logged into my account. https://www.paprikaapp.com/
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by glitchcrab 1y ago
Agreed (I set up our dual zone Nest-controllee heating so I know it's not difficult), but what happens if the landlord visits and isn't happy with you having done this? It would be a pain to have to revert this if you knew the lan
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by glitchcrab 1y ago
I think you missed where it was explained that the apartment is rented and therefore you cannot modify anything.
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
Definitely agree here. I've been dinghy sailing for near 20 years now (in the UK) and most clubs will require you to do a couple of days a year as safety boat helm/crew (depending on experience) - it's not a lot of time to in
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
I've been teaching dinghy sailing since I turned 18 (20 years now, give or take) as a voluntary position in a youth group and whilst the fundamentals of sailing yachts and dinghies are much the same, dinghy sailing is a much more dynam
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
What does the use of 'retarded' actually bring to your comment? That's entirely unnecessary.
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
Debootstrap is for installing a minimal system into a dir from another running system (so only useful in the setup phase), whereas arch-chroot is used to access an already installed system (e.g. when booting off a USB stick to fix something
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
I think the formation of the Lakes by glaciers was substantially different to glacial action we see today. It's commonly accepted that the Lakes were formed by the existence of the Laurentide ice sheet which was up to _2 miles_ thick i
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
A lot of software which reads drop-in files will load them in numerical (or indeed alphabetical) order. Obviously this is important if the order your config files are loaded in matters, but otherwise it's just become a convention so pe
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
I use the cluster-api provider for Proxmox running in an ephemeral cluster (usually kind) to bootstrap the Kubernetes cluster to a point where Flux gets installed and it takes over managing itself. I then throw the kind cluster away as I no
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
I don't disagree with you, but at the same time if you cripple the robot too much then it has no value - no sane company would develop a product which nobody would want. That's commercial suicide.
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
I have a second yubikey which I keep in a safe and every time I set up the primary yubikey on an account I also make sure to enroll the backup one too. I'm not likely to have mine stolen so I don't keep the spare offsite, it'
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
Very tangentially related, but it always makes me smile to see rclone mentioned in the wild - its creator ncw was the CEO of the previous company I worked at.
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
Nitpick, but it's Sub Focus and he is one person https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sub_Focus
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
In short, I'd say yes. But there is a huge caveat to that in that the company needs to fully embrace it too. About 2-3 years ago my current company dropped to a 32 hour week (no reduction in pay) and whilst this obviously involved a lo
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
No, it's simply not possible. You can migrate some information using sidecar files but Lightroom's edit details are proprietary and so cannot be migrated. https://darktable-org.github.io/dtdocs/en/overvie
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42536647
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42536647
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
> Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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Broadcom is making some major changes to stop VMware exodus(techradar.com)
11 points by glitchcrab 2y ago|4 comments
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
https://archive.is/2CWJ4
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
Sounds like someone wants to go full no-code to me.
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
No this is an in-house tool. I would share the repo but for some reason it's private (not sure why, there's nothing confidential in it)
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
I do see your point, but I think some context about where I work helps here. It's a very chilled company and all teams are very self-organising. In the case of me needing to find cover, I would just drop a message in our on-call slack
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
Could not agree more, any company I've worked at with an on-call rotation has always ensured that staff are not scheduled when they have holiday booked. The only time an employee needed to find their own cover is if something unexpecte
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
Which is why you have two separate PDUs in the rack which are fed by different power feeds and you connect the server's 2 PSUs to opposing PDUs.
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
It's highly dependent on the individual server model and quite often how you spec it too. Most 1U Dell machines I worked with in the past only had a single slot for a PSU, whereas the beefier 2U (and above) machines generally came with
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
Working with helm values schemas is a pain (I do it a lot), but I would argue that it's actually far more effective than this method of using CEL at ensuring an entire values file is correct (both syntactically and also accurate). Usin
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by glitchcrab 2y ago
I only got to see the tail end of the shuttle launches (too young) but I imagine watching the first launch/landing felt something like I experienced watching those two boosters land together.

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