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by ilyt 3y ago
You could just use plain libvirt/KVM, virt-manager works well enough and can be used to manage remote libvirt hypervisors too. In previous company we pretty much went from Proxmox to bare tools once we got the hang of it.
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by ilyt 3y ago
I think that heavily depend on severity of the fuckup. If you comitted a bug bringing the whole site down at 16:50 then went "welp, I won't fix it in 10 minutes, sucks to be on ops team today!", your login wouldn't work
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by ilyt 3y ago
...does the company do, except for the amount of paperwork ?
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by ilyt 3y ago
It's pretty much for this https://www.youtube.com/shorts/vC9qXnc5MuA Althought I can't imagine someone actually using it that way... The keyboard is apparently detachable so it can be used as a tablet, which
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by ilyt 3y ago
It doesn't look very cyber-punky to me in the first place
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by ilyt 3y ago
My first thought was "damn those grooves gonna be PITA to clean". > You’d better know how to touch type. The Cyrillic-ish alphabet designed for Acronym by Rudnick is all part of the theme — this is a computer from another dimen
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by ilyt 3y ago
I select it with a mouse and paste it with middle button...
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by ilyt 3y ago
I'd imagine he's talking about language with REPL
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by ilyt 3y ago
anyone using more than one session ? I usually just have one big one and script to create new one within that mux () { sessions=$(tmux list-sessions) if echo $sessions | grep -q -P '^main:' then session_id=$$ tmux n
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by ilyt 3y ago
I use proper IDE for near everything people say tmux makes possible but I still use tmux for various stuff, it's just a very useful tool. Only one issue I had is that compared to screen default shortcuts are absolutely fucking awful
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by ilyt 3y ago
I just use that feature in IDE...
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by ilyt 3y ago
visually the classical try-catch makes error handling right there more verbose and less readable. I far prefer Rust-like passing result with maybe adding context to the error along the way than try-catch block at every step of long process
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by ilyt 3y ago
That's... weird one. Like, why bother even commiting it to memory if it will be out of date?
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by ilyt 3y ago
Hell, Ubuntu builds it's "stable" release from Debian's testing. Maybe just call it "next" instead of testing ?
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by ilyt 3y ago
I did, but only on certain batch of servers that stayed in storage for few years before being put to use. On ones that stay powered all the time, pretty much never
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by ilyt 3y ago
> The price to develop and manufacture a touch screen is many times that of a set of buttons. It costs them $0 because consumers already expect a touch capable screen for infotaintment. > I just wish we ended up with aircraft style M
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by ilyt 3y ago
I used "DCF77 Emulator" on android and had to get it very close to the phone's speaker to work
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by ilyt 3y ago
Just film it and display the video on monitor with 1h/23h delay, easy! /s
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by ilyt 3y ago
Same with my pro-trek, aside from not working all that great indoors for sync. Apparently Garmin have some Smartwatch that actually got low enough to also be pretty much constantly on Solar only power but after owning original Pebble I ki
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by ilyt 3y ago
I also remember their NTP server being near-continously unreliable and having to change the ntp sync server on every install. I wonder if that's still an issue
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by ilyt 3y ago
Also show up in other series, Protreks have it for example. Althought mine is not great indoors and even outdoors needs a bit of finangling to start the sync
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by ilyt 3y ago
In case of buttons because of customer backlash many went back, like Honda.
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by ilyt 3y ago
Why you think manufacturers went into touch surfaces in cars much to dissatisfaction (that eventually caused some to back up) of customers? Every button needs a bit of plastic moulded, a (good quality) button, backlight, often LED to signal
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by ilyt 3y ago
Probably more. And they are too cheap to even put a capacitor in to cover for most short power failures
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by ilyt 3y ago
Have you...used them ? My Protrek basically doesn't sync if I'm at home, and as it tries to start sync after midnight the auto sync near-never works. I installed DCF77-emulator app on phone to get around it. My radio-synced clock
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by ilyt 3y ago
You can just change timezone on watch and it keeps offset. But yeah, mine has like... one that isn't multiple of 30 minutes
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by ilyt 3y ago
That's not exactly a hard rule, just stuff maintainers do because it is far easier to still have normal flow of unstable -> testing for the freeze period, and keeping 2 ("actual unstable" + "unstable on the way to the
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by ilyt 3y ago
Well, you might think that if you know nothing about Debian. I recently was debugging kernel bug and to check whether it still happens in latest mainline I just... installed package directly from Debian repos.
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by ilyt 3y ago
Certainly first that actually worked well. My current desktop was installed in 2007 and still just dist-upgraded to the current. That of course if packages are done well, but Debian organization process so far have been very good on quality
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by ilyt 3y ago
WINDOWS STILL CAN'T DO THAT

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