green-salt

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by green-salt 4y ago
The ones that care do.
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by green-salt 4y ago
I would love to have people move to this model, but its an extra layer of complexity that the masses will balk at, so they will stick to Facebook or Discord or even Slack.
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by green-salt 4y ago
AOL Instant Messenger was how I was able to contact a friend in NY at the time.
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by green-salt 4y ago
The only site I remember checking at the time was cnn.com, and it was in some kind of super-low bandwidth mode and was minimal static content.
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by green-salt 4y ago
Absolutely! I tend to be the one deploying the physical architecture so it still feels very real haha.
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by green-salt 4y ago
Maybe this is the beginning of living ships like in Farscape.
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by green-salt 4y ago
All those sysadmin skills are needed to create the "serverless" runtime platform to run everything on.
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by green-salt 4y ago
Fascinating! Is this part of a disaster recovery type of service? If I had the energy still this would be a niche position I'd enjoy.
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by green-salt 4y ago
they already do with all the people consuming alcohol, nicotine, etc.
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by green-salt 4y ago
So true, I was loving the main storyline, but they had to ruin it all with a bad soap opera draped around the plot.
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by green-salt 4y ago
That endorphin rush when you finally get something interesting running is sublime
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by green-salt 4y ago
I heard this after a ice storm then high winds. Creepy sound when it creaks all the way into the crack sound.
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by green-salt 4y ago
SIM Lock. My iPhone has a physical AT&T SIM that i lock. I don't want it to be an esim yet so I can swap it to a different phone which will prompt me for a PIN to unlock it.
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by green-salt 4y ago
Do you stream your "background" audio every single time or do you save it locally?
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by green-salt 4y ago
I have the Heltec LoRa little dev ESP32 with it installed but no one to talk to yet haha. The display on it makes it a decent solution though.
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by green-salt 4y ago
I was able to do this on Amtrak on a particularly hell commute. Get on train, get seat, zonk out. Wake up a stop or 2 before mine. Felt like some kind of super power.
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by green-salt 4y ago
I wonder if this is a result of some kind of sleep paralysis?
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by green-salt 4y ago
If you think you can withstand and are a candidate for lasik, I highly recommend it. Like any medical procedure, weigh options, cost, risk.
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by green-salt 4y ago
This would be really cool to plan out a look at a specific galaxy or something to personally study if its not already on another queue
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by green-salt 4y ago
I feel like this is trying to dodge IM and email noise fatigue and having that bleed into texts. I'm nocturnal when I have the choice so I understand, but would definitely mute a coworker if they regularly texted me on a schedule for w
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by green-salt 4y ago
Might be fun if you're not paying for the electricity or its cheap in your area. I have a Dell T410 and will likely get something a little newer, but it won't be powered on most of the time like I use my Ryzen desktop. They tend t
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by green-salt 4y ago
Exact same thing in their Boulder, CO office. Dead. Middle of the day on a weekday.
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by green-salt 4y ago
Amazing work. I'm glad this is going to help so many people.
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by green-salt 4y ago
I think its status as a productivity booster has been massively overblown. Yeah, one might be slightly more awake at 2 AM when an epiphany occurs, but its not the magic elixir that will always bring one about. I don't get addicted to t
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by green-salt 5y ago
It never stopped for me. It never will. Interesting things come out roughly every month, whether people scream about its privacy or not it can still be an innovative device.
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by green-salt 5y ago
I have 2 of the Pro 6 and a ton of wifi devices (lots of ESP32s temperature sensors, tablets, laptops, etc.) and they've kept up really well. I have a VM running pfsense and just have the units set up in bridge mode. They try to phone