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by igetspam 7y ago
This is why I heavily advocate for not using Atlassian products. I use the "can't trust Australia" statement as a supporting argument but the terrible editor is what started my crusade. My company uses Jira but I do all my
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by igetspam 7y ago
That's ridiculous, right?. Cmd/Ctrl-z has a defined function. Slack is hijacking that because they've decided that decades of established patterns are wrong and creating another one-off for their very specific use case is t
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by igetspam 7y ago
I had high hopes for CDK but after following the recommended path for a not very complex deployment and ending up with 3x more code than terraform, I had to declare it unfit for mass consumption. I spoken with my rep about it and he tried r
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by igetspam 7y ago
Thanks for that. I was building containers pre docker but didn't know about unshare. I'm going to play around with this. I've heard of jails but haven't used BSD enough to ever use them. (And I'm not old enough to h
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by igetspam 7y ago
You may be right. Its in the "Jails Contain All The Things!" section so maybe I read it wrong. The 100% security thing makes more sense your way. But the no 12-factor app statement and then Docker 0% is confusing. Not a great layo
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by igetspam 7y ago
The docker 0% thing is misleading. There's literally nothing stopping you from building a full OS in a container. I've built containers that you could SSH into and never know you were in a container. Docker folks push the single p
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by igetspam 7y ago
Suspicion is not always sufficient for a warrant and tapping you for DNA isn't the same as searching your car, which requires probable cause. I don't know how DNA db srach warrants work but if they're blind matches, submittin
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by igetspam 7y ago
This I exactly it. In Texas, there is always a check box about sharing. I opt out 100% of the time. This only covers a specific use case though and there are still tons of sharing agreements in place that I can't do anything about. I&#
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by igetspam 7y ago
Today I learned... Presumably those cows are treated quite well too. I've been stuck in cow related traffic jams before and I've seen how well they're regarded, so I can only assume milk cows are taken very good care of. Inje
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by igetspam 7y ago
Cows need to lactate when they have calves. They're not unending milk machines. They're like other mammals: they lactate to help their young survive. If you don't take away their calf and beat it to death, it'll drink al
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by igetspam 7y ago
"How to spot a carnivore"
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by igetspam 7y ago
Almond milk requires a lot of water to produce but it still take significantly less water to produce than cow milk. Even if you take into account the potential for meat (which is ridiculous because milling cows aren't typical steaks),
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by igetspam 7y ago
Cite your sources. This is a statement made by many without evidence. Sure, if we all had a cow and two acres and lived in a temperature environment where the animals could graze all year, we could have milk after the cow has had a calf. Bu
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by igetspam 7y ago
I've tried. So very hard. And I failed. People, like my siblings and mother, see this as a game. They see no problem with giving a private company access to their most uniquely identifying information. They'd likely hand over thei
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by igetspam 7y ago
Here you go: https://twitter.com/evacide/status/1192489533071384579?s=20 I haven't watched the linked video but that's the answer to the question.
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by igetspam 7y ago
No but that's not how I use my computers. I use Vim and Firefox. There are two graphical applications I use that aren't web based. One I use a lot (a music app) and the other I use infrequently (gimp). I pay for a couple web bas
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by igetspam 7y ago
I'm pretty skeptical of personal projects for things like this but this looks very compelling. Thanks for sharing.
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by igetspam 7y ago
Neat but I think they went too minimal and a little too modern. More HDMI and no heavy metal back and I'd be interested. I know that creates an input switching problem but if they can make an auto switching HDMI hub, they could put it
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by igetspam 7y ago
Id probably be in if it were wireless. I miss my old trackman and the Microsoft design was almost as good (for me). I don't have room for yet another USB connected device. I already have two hubs feeding various components and using a
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by igetspam 7y ago
In honestly wish I could ditch Amazon. I love in a pretty remote area and have a small kid. Getting to a store is an ordeal and when we're running low on things, amazon is usually the only fast way to get anything. Next move will have
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by igetspam 7y ago
I have a W530 that I can't stand. The keyboard is so much worse than the previous or current generations. There's also something wrong with it that makes the screen go rainbow when it moves the wrong way, so I can't carry it
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by igetspam 7y ago
Legality, public disclosure and outcomes. Bribery is a way to ensure an outcome in your favor, regardless of law or process. Lobbying is using your resources to argue a position. Lobbying can be a corrupt process but it isn't inherentl
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by igetspam 7y ago
So the implied argument is that lobbying is inherently corrupt?
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by igetspam 7y ago
It does but Google has a very very strict policy about not greasing wheels. People have been fired over it and not reimbursed for the out of pocket expense. It made building infrastructure in India take exponentially longer than competitors
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by igetspam 7y ago
My general position these days is against the current administration. I don't say that as a way to start another argument but to frame what I'm about to say. I admit that I skimmed but I does say that they're not providing pr
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by igetspam 7y ago
The three month break is a myth. Teachers are generally required to spend weeks doing prep before the year starts and weeks closing out after the year ends. There are also recommended to required activities during the summer. They also typi
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by igetspam 7y ago
Nah_ dude. You're dad didn't listen to Minor Threat. You're still cool. (If you're not, then I'm not and I refuse to accept that and I have the bad tattoos to back me up.)
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by igetspam 7y ago
Not any more. New JIRA is more opinionated, less functional, slower and generally missing features while also being less intuitive. Your experts are no longer needed because there's nothing you can change. It's way worse than it u
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by igetspam 7y ago
Because the NRA isn't a 2nd amendment organization, they're a gun lobbying group. They oppose reasonable changes to background check laws, that their membership mostly supports, and application of existing laws. They serve more to
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by igetspam 7y ago
Finally moving to an OS with systemd as the init system cost my team two months of platform stability. Every time we thought we had fiund the magic order or operations incantation and fire things up, we'd find a new poorly documented c

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