godtoldmetodoit

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by godtoldmetodoit 5y ago
I had issues with it as well, was following the Tailscale guide for getting userspace running in Azure App Service and I could not get it to work.
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by godtoldmetodoit 5y ago
Reminds me of when I attended my districts technical career center for 2 years. We had ~3 hours of various IT learning every morning with kids from high schools all over the county before we all went back to our normal schools. We'd of
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by godtoldmetodoit 5y ago
I agree datacenters would clearly be targets, but our IT infrastructure is hardly alone in being a relatively concentrated strategic target. If kinetics are in play, said actor could also destroy our oil refining and pipeline systems. Takin
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by godtoldmetodoit 5y ago
You can use terminal tools on the registry fwiw. Powershell provides a native PSProvider that exposes the registry like a file system so you can cd into it and make changes.
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by godtoldmetodoit 5y ago
Tons of 3rd party sellers use the Fulfilled by Amazon program where they have Amazon store and handle all logistics on their items. It's not cheap, and iirc cost increases over time. Amazon doesn't want their warehouses full of sh
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by godtoldmetodoit 5y ago
In the tic-tac incident, yes. In the 60 minutes interview two pilots in separate planes reported seeing something causing a disturbance in the ocean, and a "tic-tac" like object about the size of their jets that seemed to notice t
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by godtoldmetodoit 5y ago
You can define your own function and use it in your pipeline yes. You can have your function take pipeline input just like the built in cmdlets.
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by godtoldmetodoit 5y ago
This is false - if the dose is high enough with a drug like Adderall or Vyvanse you will get the euphoric and high energy when first starting out. Over the course of a week or two your body adapts and that feeling fades.
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by godtoldmetodoit 5y ago
Agreed - in this awful scenario where the US is fighting China, their economy would absolutely crater as the US shoots any ship heading towards Chinese ports after the embargo was declared. China can't feed itself. China only produces
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by godtoldmetodoit 5y ago
I was just listening to Yellen talk about this today, she definitely thinks childcare and concerns about covid are the primary forces keeping people from seeking work. Lot's of schools are still only having kids in a few days a week, s
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by godtoldmetodoit 5y ago
Got about a quarter of the way through and none of it applied to modern Powershell.
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by godtoldmetodoit 5y ago
I've been playing with both Stadia and Xcloud. Stadia definitely has Xcloud beat on technical merits - load times, streaming quality etc. BUT, their pricing is too high and the library is tiny. The value you get from the Xbox Gamepass
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
If generators were required to be winterized in order to access the market, that would have solved the problem. No individual company will take the profit hit without a regulation forcing all the actors to do it.
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
It's not a rolling blackout in Austin. I haven't had power in over 24 hours, and that describes everybody else without power here. If you were lucky enough to be on a circuit with a hospital or fire station you have stayed up this
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
Same here, been an hour and a half with no power in Austin.
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
You might want to mention some sources in case people are interested in reading more on this theory. Namely: Peter Zeihan. I'm a fan of the guy - his logic and rough predictions certainly seem to be bearing fruit over the last decade.
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
One thing I hope we take away from this is that just like we way over provision food production here in the States as a matter of national security, we should build out massive amounts of vaccine manufacturing capability. The federal govern
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
Watching some CNBC clips yesterday is what convinced to put a couple hundred bucks into GME for the hell of it. I'm pretty lucky, I happened to like computers and got into a field that pays decently well for now. I have no illusions th
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
Yeah, we are self hosting and everyone could have read access without much hassle. We are losing that long tail of contributors though as they won't be able to push any new commits with guest access.
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
Well, this ruined my teams Tuesday. We are on the Bronze plan with over 300 users company wide. My department of 40 does the vast majority (90% plus of all commits/MRs) of the coding in the company, but we enrolled everyone within oper
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
Instacart has a heavy presence in HEB, at least in Austin.
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
Like you, I looked into the first 5 or so claims that were made, and found that there was nothing there. They are firmly in "boy who cried wolf" territory with me now. If they had a smoking gun, I have confidence my various news s
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
Any brands or features to look out for in rollerblades?
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
Many, if not most, state level public health authorities have been chronically underfunded. States are facing massive budget shortfalls. Congress has given states and cities approximately 0 relief. State and local governments are struggling
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
China is definitely facing some fundamental issues now - #1 being their aging population. Their demographic profile is a major drag on growth and will only get worse over the next few decades. When you have an aging population, the young ne
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
I'm not sure - I'm sure it is possible. I do know that basements are not common in central Texas. Near the hills there's a ton of limestone, and farther east I think there's a lot of clay. Both make digging (or sealing)
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
I was working at Microsoft in Seattle, met my wife to be there, when we met her family already had plans of moving down to San Antonio, so we followed to Austin. I work fully remote for NTT now. PNW is an option, and that area has a lot goi
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
I bet there are people who come up during the summer though. Probably not nearly as many yet, but I'm willing to bet that the population who moves north during the summer is going to increase significantly over the next 20+ years. For
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
> It’s too damn hot and only going to get hotter. I'm a native Michigander who moved to Austin from Seattle 4 years ago - the summers are absolutely brutal here, and like you say, only getting worse with climate change. Have my firs
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by godtoldmetodoit 6y ago
Imagine programming them to make paperclips :P

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