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by iJohnDoe 7mo ago
Story time. Remember when dial-up was “unlimited”, until it wasn’t? I would stay connected 24/7 because I was running FTP servers announced on IRC. Well, eventually unlimited became a restricted number of hours in a month and I had to
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by iJohnDoe 7mo ago
This guy Emacs! In all seriousness very impressive and cool. Great information and post.
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by iJohnDoe 7mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47226756
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by iJohnDoe 7mo ago
Anything released regarding unemployment and the economy are lies. If anyone in the US government tries to tell the truth they are fired. It’s damn near impossible these days to know what’s actually going on. All the layoffs and difficulty
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
> interviewing hundreds of candidates For one position? To fill a department or company?
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
I was actually very impressed with their post. It’s a work of art for how carefully it was worded. My takeaway is that they are bending a knee to smooth things over. It’s business and it’s human behavior. They are actually furious and would
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
This means actual Meta/Facebook employees are seeing or at least hearing about actual footage. Not just third-world contractor employees. Absolutely crazy that a Meta employee saying not to buy them. Everyone should know this right now
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
FTA > "I saw a video where a man puts the glasses on the bedside table and leaves the room. Shortly afterwards his wife comes in and changes her clothes." "The workers describe videos where people’s bank cards are visible
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
I have a strong hunch that everything regarding OpenClaw is pure guerrilla marketing. If so, the only thing amazing about OpenClaw is their wildly successful marketing campaign.
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
Prices are up. Interest rates are up. People couldn’t afford the home they’re in right now if they were forced to buy it at today’s price and interest rate. Inventory is low, so if someone is forced to move to your area, then sure, your hou
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
Because the people working in customs didn’t even have two brain cells to rub together.
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
I’ll never understand why companies don’t invest in having real humans support situations like this? Hire a few people with a level head on their shoulders and just let them do good work supporting your customers, or at least escalations, o
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
> The same group of people will be voted for, no matter what they do. This is more true than people realize. Basically, they choose each other in rotation who will be elected. Who will be the city manager and who will be the Mayor. They
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
Basically, every city hall is like the show Parks and Recreation from a competency situation. Then it’s about rubbing each other’s back and staying in power. You have to jump through hurdles to get hired into a real position, or know someon
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
It's not an unfair comparison. They are building concentration camps. We hope they don't turn into death camps. If you read other investigations you'll find that people are dying in these detention centers (concentration camp
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
This is just insane to treat children and people like this. It has always been nearly impossible to comprehend how the Nazis could put children on trains and send them to concentration camps. How could those actions be tolerated by the worl
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
Everyone linking to their favorite tool, but wanted to point out to the OP that Monosketch looks awesome. Cool being open source as well.
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
Was hoping this comment would be here. Firecracker and microVMs are good use-case. Also, being able to simply test and develop is a nice to have. Nested virtualization can mean a lot of things. Not just full VMs.
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
Thanks for the reply. Understood. In situations like this, please dedicate at least one team member to respond as quickly as possible to the Railway Help Station posts. That's where your customers are going for communication and suppor
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
Lots of concerns about doing a Restart or Redeploy since a lot of people are still offline 4+ hours. Since there hasn't been any responses on the official support forum, maybe this will help someone. I did a backup of our deployment fi
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
Many questions on their forum are similar to our situation. People wondering if they should restart their containers to get things working again. Worried about if they should do anything, risk losing data if they do anything, or just give e
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
Affected by the outage since about 6:15 AM PT this morning. We're still down as of 9:00 AM PT. Our existing containers were in a failure state and are now are in a partial failure state. Containers are running, but underlying storage&#
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
Holy moly AI written comments, Batman!
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by iJohnDoe 8mo ago
So friggin’ cool. Well done.
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by iJohnDoe 9mo ago
They’re concentration camps. What else do you call a place built to hold tens of thousands of people? Why do you need 75,000 beds if you’re not planning to cram people in? Then what happens after they’re locked in there? Are they processed
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by iJohnDoe 9mo ago
FTA - The original person posting about the unusual behavior was truly helpful. https://community.notepad-plus-plus.org/topic/27212/autoupda... Thankfully the responses weren’t outright dismissive, which is usuall
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by iJohnDoe 9mo ago
Really cool. Easy flow. Super awesome you can just starting using it. I wish every online app followed this.
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by iJohnDoe 9mo ago
I wouldn’t be so confident. The article even references this. Apple has used third-party baseband devices in the iPhone since the beginning, which was from other manufacturers. All bets are off regarding security when this is the case. This
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by iJohnDoe 9mo ago
What makes the Apple TV desirable? It’s $185. Why would I choose it over a Roku $30 or Ultra $80?
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by iJohnDoe 9mo ago
> software developers become obsolete > there’ll still be a need for highly skilled technical experts Two different things. Yes, many, many software developers will become obsolete in certain industries. It’s already happening. Puttin

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