holsta

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by holsta 4y ago
> [..] it’s a great one-line, easily memorable tool for cleaning up a PC quickly for an industrial use case without any security risks. I deal with many OT/ICS vendors and they would all refuse to support their app on a Windows syst
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by holsta 4y ago
I don't click Medium links anymore. Once they popped up a "Let's make it official!" thing that wanted me to create an account, because apparently I can't read text over HTTP without handing over my name, email addre
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by holsta 4y ago
I haven't looked. I do all those things internally. I would be terrified of abuse if someone else got ahold of internal planning documents.
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by holsta 4y ago
I agree that capacity planning is essential in almost all cases, but you don't want a macro-enabled document for this. You want a database that is connected to approval processes, auditing, pay stubs, people's calendars, etc.
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by holsta 4y ago
Oh god yes please. If pledge() makes it into the mainline kernel, we OpenBSD-type people seem less weird when submitting patches for some syscall "nobody uses". Many OpenBSD ports contain pledge() support. Steal all you can. OpenB
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by holsta 4y ago
I am still on Fastmail. Their on-boarding is strong. Very other places have a similar on-boarding / import tool built right in.
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by holsta 4y ago
Disclaimer: I used to care enough about problems to write to support. I got canned responses to the point where I have stopped writing to them. I am two years into Fastmail. Fastmail's web UI is meh. I find that when I accept invites f
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by holsta 5y ago
> Why the fuck does a monitor need an embedded OS?! I doubt this is new. The Dell U2718Q I am using right now can "crash" so that video input still works but none of the buttons do until I yank the power cord and plug it back i
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by holsta 5y ago
I have a Remarkable 2 -- it doesn't have a good SSH client nor supports an external keyboard, as far as I know.
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by holsta 5y ago
I have been using (the open source) Syncthing for both personal things and business for many years. You don't need to set up a central server, just share folders via other clients. If you do, however, set up a server, you can centraliz
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by holsta 5y ago
Anecdote: Three runners showed up in minutes at 4am when someone on my street suffered a cardiac arrest, beating the ambulance by +5 minutes. There are so many ways to be cynical about the 4% to 16% improvement, but I think this is the most