herewulf

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   by herewulf 3y ago

   Look at `guix shell` and manifest.scm. `guix shell --container` is also very useful.
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   by herewulf 3y ago

   This looks great! Thanks! What is the download process like in terms of parallelism? Serial? Limited to n? Etc?
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   by herewulf 3y ago

   Users should also be aware that artists can remove their music from Bandcamp at any time for any reason with no warning. I found that out the hard way after a purchase was just mysteriously missing from my Bandcamp collection. I contacted B
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   by herewulf 3y ago

   They also fairly recently changed things so you need to install a downloader app in order to download more than one album track at once. That's quite aggravating. I'm not installing some shitty app but there isn't a Linux ver
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   by herewulf 3y ago

   FUD. I don't recall paying anything into the (Montgomery) GI Bill. It wasn't hard to use. I got $50K of basically free money out. Granted I went to basic training over two decades ago. Maybe the Post 9/11 GI Bill is different
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   by herewulf 3y ago

   > how to build a culture willing to maintain life support systems for generations Do we not already have a culture willing to maintain culinary water systems, sewage, the electrical grid, etc? Sure it's not as bad if one of those go
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   by herewulf 3y ago

   Very happy to see OpenTTD on this list. It's been loads of fun since the original in the 90s.
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   by herewulf 3y ago

   That sounds rather interesting. Link to some examples of said chemical plants?
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   by herewulf 3y ago

   Fortunately there is 7 Billion Humans, its sequel.
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    Yet the DoD's bureaucracy is neither combat nor inspection ready.
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    Excellent, now we need Leptos Flow for Rust WASM.
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    Said carrier battle group is just waiting on Fish & Wildlife approval to sail to Japan.
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    I wish my experience was people freaking out but instead it's continued carelessness and near indifference. Oftentimes with HR NCOs even. I would like to see loss of PII given the same treatment as classified spillage.
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    I think the point is that anything the calculator can do, Python can do (and more obviously). Perhaps with a bit more difficulty, at least in the Termux case.
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    I had a problem and got TypeScript for free. Now I solve my many problems with "any" problems.
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    DSM doesn't support ZFS. It does support btrfs (the default), FWIW.
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    I always saw this title as more of a jack of all trades role typically within small to medium business. Everything from managing network, on prem servers, e-mail, website, databases, backup, etc.. But this is basically the role I had when I
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    Finally one word to describe my HN tabs.
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    I advise you not to give up. It's never too late to learn a language (further). I have two elementary aged kids who are German/English bilingual and have always lived in an English speaking country. What has worked for us: - I alw
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    Vi bindings come surprisingly in handy while typing in the terminal on my smartphone even.
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    Indeed. Are there rechargeable coin cells?
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    No account needed. Just sayin'. https://www.minetest.net
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    Yes, it would be odd for Terraria to fund solely something they don't use even if it's more relevant for replacing Unity. I was actually involved in an engineering software package that used XNA. It was resurrected a few years ago
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    The Godot project recently launched their own foundation to avoid Patreon fees and VAT while putting a larger percentage of donations directly to work. I just moved my monthly contribution to the foundation yesterday. This is great news to
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    > built for how war works in the 2020s So it's a pilotless drone?
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    I wanted to read more and found this. https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-65648361 I wonder about energy used in the weathering capture process. Obviously it's all fossil fuel powered at this point.
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    I haven't used Nix but I do use Guix extensively. I love the system philosophy of both distros. Rollbacks have saved a lot of time when something went wrong (when I was already reaching for my USB rescue stick to chroot into the OS but
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    Absolutely. I very much enjoyed the write up. You make a good point about Syncthing. It's just that polling kind of offends my sensibilities if there's something better. But.. I'm one of those hackers running multiple bash pr
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    Okay, that's an impressive hack! One that should be totally unnecessary, but wow, nice job working around limitations! By the way, seems like you could use inotify to detect new screenshots rather than polling the Syncthing API. Probab
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    by herewulf 3y ago

    I think you're mixing up annual and monthly salaries/employee expenses. At 666K/month the 3 "well paid" workers are costing 222K/month and the 20 "poorly paid" workers are costing 33K/month. I&#x