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by hrez 7y ago
it's REIT, with all the tax etc implications
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by hrez 7y ago
If you short on div.date you are paying the dividend.
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by hrez 7y ago
Here is how to reproduce it. Ssh to a system with tmux. Attach to tmux and "head -100000 maillog" or whatever big. Measure how long till it's finished. Try to switch to another tmux window and back while it's going. Rep
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by hrez 7y ago
Peper form, really. Is there anybody else from big boys that would allow to define a basket of ETF's and auto-invest deposited money to it fee free? I know only of m1finance.com For some reason nobody does that. Vanguard can sort of do
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by hrez 7y ago
alacritty is ok-ish. Probably better than most alternatives. Putty is still faster. And putty switches between tmux windows immediately while streaming the output. While alacritty has a visible delay (some times seconds) for that. Sure if y
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by hrez 7y ago
I meant a terminal on windows to ssh to linux. Simple test - cat 50k lines of some logs. See how long it takes on various terminals. Under remote screen/tmux see if you can switch windows while it keeps flooding the screen. There is no
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by hrez 7y ago
That's right, putty is usable terminal first. I can get ssh in various ways on windows. Decent linux terminal is hard to find though. Nothing comes close to putty and clones. The worst part in various contenders is output speed. Many o
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by hrez 7y ago
I wish people differentiate various web based bookmark services from actual browser bookmark synchronizers. After xmarks' demise it was really hard to find correct replacement due to the above. I want to use native bookmarks in my brow
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by hrez 7y ago
Just do sysctl vm.panic_on_oom=1 Because what are you going to OOM-kill, some non-important process? Why would you run non-important processes in the first place :) And random OOM-killing is plain crazy. Just reboot and start anew.
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by hrez 7y ago
Google broke that for their Authenticator some time ago. This app https://mattrubin.me/authenticator/ works with encrypted backups.
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by hrez 7y ago
https://mattrubin.me/authenticator/ stores in iOS keychain and you can restore your device with TOTP codes from itunes encrypted backups.
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by hrez 7y ago
On IOS use "Authenticator" app by Matt Rubin. It'll save codes with iTunes encrypted backups but not to iCloud. Then restore to new iphone. Not sure how that'll work out when they retire iTunes.
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by hrez 7y ago
That's as a sender (even that reasoning is questionable). As a receiver, would you rather never received an important email from some org instead of finding it in your spam folder?
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by hrez 7y ago
If it's that much churn, wouldn't it make sense to point new writes/updates to B2 and let s3 naturally drain/lifecycle out its data?
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Intel Blasts Nvidia for ‘Inferior’ Self-Driving Technology(extremetech.com)
1 points by hrez 8y ago|0 comments
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by hrez 8y ago
It should obey DHCP or static dns settings like any normal network device. It's so typical of google's attitude of "know better" and imposing arbitrary rules of their own just because they can. This "proper functio
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by hrez 8y ago
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-08-30/behind-tr...
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by hrez 8y ago
I'm guessing it's precisely to reduce wages and keep them low. The whole tipping is dumb and adds friction to the service. Just charge all-inclusive price. I am the same avoiding services that require tipping.
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by hrez 8y ago
It's fine but barebone. Not much room for packages either. Configs are persistent though. Make sure to use "tiny" build.
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by hrez 8y ago
FYI, I had the same model on 18.06.1 and just updated to 18.06.2. It's fine so far.
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by hrez 8y ago
>Auto insurance doesn't expire. Every single auto insurance in US I had is a 6 or 12 month contract which expires at the end. The expiration time/date is very specific to the minute. You usually get a new contract after that wh
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by hrez 8y ago
I couldn't help but notice that by that logic auto insurance is a bad idea. Not only you have to be right that you get into an accident. But also you have to get into that accident before contract expires. Would he pay premium for the
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by hrez 8y ago
Just wait for devices with 5G modem. They will skip your network control entirely.
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by hrez 8y ago
caffeine is more likely the culprit
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by hrez 8y ago
A quote, from The Silences of Hammerstein: “I divide my officers into four groups. There are clever, diligent, stupid, and lazy officers. Usually two characteristics are combined. Some are clever and diligent — their place is the General St
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Lazy people make the best leaders(medium.com)
18 points by hrez 8y ago|4 comments
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by hrez 8y ago
They do now. See Snapshot Lifecycle Policy.
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by hrez 8y ago
https://www.xbrowsersync.org/ Optionally you can host your own server.
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by hrez 8y ago
> The main thing this protects against is someone getting a copy of the encrypted data, then breaking into a server and getting a key that is good forever. By using this system, it renders their copy of the encrypted data useless. Does i
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by hrez 8y ago
But you can't verify it since there is no host key published for sftp service (at least in AWS console).

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