ikidd

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by ikidd 10mo ago
Listen for 2 hours to how the customer thinks it should be done, then do it the way that actually gets the result they asked for.
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by ikidd 10mo ago
Buffet is stepping down at the end of the year. https://www.berkshirehathaway.com/news/nov1025.pdf
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by ikidd 10mo ago
My problem with Gemini is how token hungry it is. It does a good job but it ends up being more expensive than any other model because it's so yappy. It sits there and argues with itself and outputs the whole movie.
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by ikidd 10mo ago
Try Activities and set a shortcut to Meta-Tab to switch between activities. I love it so much for running several projects at once and keeping all my browser/terminal/IDE/SSH together and out of each others way. You can als
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by ikidd 10mo ago
https://valetudo.cloud is the only one I know about but not sure if the controller in those units would be flashable.
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by ikidd 11mo ago
I had to do exactly this with Oracle. They couldn't fix my account to be able to change my billing, but I still had access to my resources. But I couldn't change anything and I figured it was just a sign that breaking my rule of
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by ikidd 11mo ago
That's a nice little island you have there; it would be a shame if we let the gang next door have their way with it. Now why don't you make nice with our close business associates and give them a good deal, eh? Mama mia, cabrone.
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by ikidd 11mo ago
Let's see the claude.md file.
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by ikidd 1y ago
>Them not having interest in global domination and regime change I don't even know where to begin with that one.
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by ikidd 1y ago
Did you just propose Virtualbox as a replacement for ESX?
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by ikidd 1y ago
I use QGIS to make NDVI maps for my farm from the Sentinel satellite data. Combined with yield maps from harvest, I can come up with soil sampling sites and create a variable rate fertilizing plan. I then plug that into AgOpenGPS for the
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by ikidd 1y ago
"move back and forth" I think is what they were going for, but proofreading isn't a thing anymore.
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by ikidd 1y ago
Haha, my uncle lived to 94 smoking like it was a cure for cancer, and I've seen a picture of him filling a sprayer with 2,4D with no PPE and a smoke hanging out of his mouth.
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by ikidd 1y ago
>then they just throw 50% in file 13 I can't hire those people, they're unlucky
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by ikidd 1y ago
I listened to an episode of Open Source Security Podcast and they talked about making EOL of opensource dependencies a CVE type. I think it bears thought.
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by ikidd 1y ago
And then he went to work for DOGE.
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by ikidd 1y ago
I see more people jump for Codeberg these days.
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by ikidd 1y ago
PleaseReEnableSpacebarHeating.xkcd
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by ikidd 1y ago
You'd have to replace your accountants anywhere that gift cards aren't allowed to expire by law.
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by ikidd 2y ago
Phones. People will seriously edit spreadsheets on a phone, I've seen it with my own eyes.
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by ikidd 2y ago
I'm surprised Ardusimple isn't mentioned. It's heavily used in the opensource AgOpenGPS project.
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by ikidd 2y ago
>this is not my first rodeo. I can turn off most of this junk. Most people will never bother or won’t know how or won’t realize that it’s optional. They’ll just learn to tune it out, mostly.
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by ikidd 2y ago
It applied to Facebook/Meta and any larger social media sites. Meta just shut it down and any direct contributions to journalism that they were making, and now the publishers are crying because their traffic has plummetted, to the surp
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by ikidd 3y ago
I was a rabid Node Red automationist until they managed to get automations more WYSIWYG oriented. I could write the YAML but it was annoying to debug; NR was much more useful that way, so that's where I went. I'm loving the resul
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by ikidd 3y ago
> terminated their contract Two days before the report was due to be released.
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by ikidd 3y ago
Prison? Heck, 4 people committed suicide over the course of this malfeasance and there's be a pile of bankruptcies and divorces. If they can prove what seems to have obviously happened here, there should be a pile of jail time involv
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by ikidd 3y ago
We had a neighbor get over 500k with 5 oil changes in that lifetime before the motor fell over. His attitude was that oil changes were a scam. I've seen a few other Tundras still going strong after 15 years, but not with that many mi
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by ikidd 3y ago
Plus how long is the unit down for a motor replacement? I've heard nothing is fixed quickly on those cars.
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by ikidd 3y ago
That's like going after the telephone book publishers for providing the number of the escort service.
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by ikidd 3y ago
>self updating function of nextcloud works very well Then that's a new development. I've been using it since about v9 and it was a complete trainwreck that might have had a 25% success rate until I gave it up and moved to the

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