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by ilvez 3y ago
Dresden Files by Jim Butcher. Read few books of that, then switch to something other and then back. "Small Favor" at the moment. "Dead beat" has been favourite so far.
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by ilvez 3y ago
How do you know something is DRM free if you buy from Amazon? I'm avid reader and have not bothered to care, but it's still at the back of my mind since library is growing. Don't want to lose it on a whim.
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by ilvez 3y ago
This is truly amazing. I've always adored demoscene, but not done anything other than consume, so I would appreciate more of those demos here if you can share some highlights of recent times.
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by ilvez 3y ago
If you run LFS long time keeping it up to date, won't it get cluttered because of incremental 'make install' or its not meant to be run as normal desktop distro? Honest question, last touched it like 15 years ago.
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by ilvez 3y ago
I chose Java for one of the microservices that leverages JTS library, which was the tool I wanted for the purpose. I wanted to use normal Java, because the thing I needed to do was very simple. It works very well. Used Micronaut by the way.
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by ilvez 4y ago
Actually skip the question .. I took their albums not linearly and got to Aja, so basically I already got nearly everything but have skipped few. Still a smile:) I thought they did more stuff on 80s..
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by ilvez 4y ago
(got a smile out of me, both because the band name and original meaning) Do you mean whole discography? Because I really like their earlier stuff but lost interest at one point. Asking since if there was enlightenment with whole discography
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by ilvez 4y ago
Recently have found asdf most flexible, mainly because of plug in systems. https://asdf-vm.com/
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by ilvez 4y ago
I know they used asbestos to filter beer in 20th century. Was considered safe, since it didn't get in contact with air. Obviously abandoned practice nowerdays.
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by ilvez 4y ago
It's so good addon. Im so happy that I discovered it and through this DKFM radio.
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by ilvez 4y ago
High five, my current account is also from 2005. I listen so much stuff and also forget as well, but the heart button is the life saver. Still scrobbling every day.
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by ilvez 4y ago
Being a long time Dvorak user, I also was in the mobile qwerty camp. But then few year ago, made a switch to Dvorak on mobile as well. Works well for me in swiping and tapping and both for English and Estonian. I remember the small pain of
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by ilvez 4y ago
Article lists Linear. Can anyone share their experiences?
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by ilvez 4y ago
When using desktop keyboard, then Ctrl key is so easy to take with your palm, this small part below pinky. Doesn't work on laptops, but this is one of the reasons to prefer normal keyboards.
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by ilvez 4y ago
Didn't know about that. I'm using default shell shortcuts, which are different set of shortcuts. Like: * Ctrl-u: clear line and start from the beginning * Ctrl-a: go to the beginning of line * Ctrl-e: go to the end of line * Ctrl-
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by ilvez 4y ago
I have used this resource, until common stuff has burned into brain "choose your own git adventure": https://sethrobertson.github.io/GitFixUm/fixup.html
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by ilvez 4y ago
To package software for my main hosts. I can avoid installing lots of compiletime dependencies in main hosts and leaving potential garbage of `make install`.
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by ilvez 4y ago
Thanks for this comment. I'm currently introducing K8 at my company and thought about using Helm at first, but since I don't have too many services at this point, I fell back to standard yaml config. This confirms my choice for no
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by ilvez 4y ago
Random fact Wednesday: Toit is food in Estonian.
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by ilvez 4y ago
But totally doable. I had a friend who traveled from Europe, through Siberia to Japan. All over Europe, Americas, went even to Africa IIRC. She's still travelling now, but with a boat and a companion. Probably been around the world man
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by ilvez 5y ago
And by gray area I mean it's still lying obviously, but it's mostly only harmful to yourself.
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by ilvez 5y ago
I just hope that you don't lie in direct person to person communications in internet. That would be as bad as in real life. In anonymous comments it's gray area, but when you build some fake identity, then it's plain and basi
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by ilvez 5y ago
Before the IRC were telnet chat rooms/servers for me. Nobody has mentioned them here so I wonder whether it was local thing. I remember using talk about the same time, but telnet ones had more edge in UX side.
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by ilvez 5y ago
I was once struggling with biphasic sleep. Then I read similar articles about it and found out that reading fiction is my activity between sleeps. Today I move between monophase and biphase periods constantly. Stress is gone when periods ch
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by ilvez 5y ago
Not on topic comment, reminded me this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heart_of_a_Dog
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by ilvez 5y ago
Thank you so much for this overview. I'll link your comment in my research if that's OK with you? About vendor lock in - its defenitely not explicitly there (like you said "likely to lead"). You are free to run it whatev
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by ilvez 5y ago
Going bit ahead of time, since still reading the last book, but Expanse series by James S. A. Corey. It has it ups and downs, but mostly ups. I really like the pace, good balance between opening up characters and story/world building.
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by ilvez 5y ago
> I’m still not a huge fan of K8s, but Docker has kind of imploded and its Swarm project has been long dead, Nomad isn’t much better (or free) Can someone elaborate on why Nomad should be avoided? My currently known issues are smaller us
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by ilvez 5y ago
It does not have to be one or the other. I use wireless outside to listen audio books and podcasts and for this purpose they are ideal. Audio quality not so important. Wouldn't want to go back messing with wire on the street, have been
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by ilvez 5y ago
I think they email account owner, because in our case he forwarded it to tech team. So if he would have chosen to not forward it to us, then we could have been in the same situation as you. Just wanted to mention that they actually sent an

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