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I can't recommend serious use of an all-in-one local Grafana Loki setup(utcc.utoronto.ca)
126 points by ink_13 3y ago|93 comments
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by ink_13 3y ago
It's worth noting that The Hoover Institution is a conservative think-tank. The article is written with an obvious slant. I am doubtful that describing the decision to repay the loan with higher taxes on business can be accurately des
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by ink_13 4y ago
Interesting, but if I'm understanding this correctly, this can only do straight remaps. I'll stick with Karabiner Elements for its ability to make a key do one thing when tapped (e.g., send a keystroke like ESC) and a different t
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by ink_13 4y ago
Probably not that much. The figures are almost certainly just included vector images.
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by ink_13 4y ago
It's interesting you should say that, because I was up and running on an alternative platform pretty quick. RSS was and is so core to how I gather and consume information from the web that I'd be considerably unhappier without it
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by ink_13 4y ago
FYI, this is from 2012, although I would be interested in a similar analysis done today. At a guess, name-brand third-party chargers (Anker, Belkin, etc) are probably more than "good enough" at this point, but it would be neat to
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by ink_13 4y ago
I like The Old Reader: https://theoldreader.com/ It's largely a reimplementation of the Google Reader experience.
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by ink_13 4y ago
Yes. Once it clicked it was so engrossing I found I could think of nothing else. Focusing on work was difficult. Dwarf Therapist became indispensable. I knew all of my dwarfs by name, and I had a plan for all of them. My focus became a
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by ink_13 4y ago
I've never really understood why smearing the leap second is such a big deal. Surely if you have software that is going to be sensitive to small variation in the clock over 24h, you're already not using wall time.
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by ink_13 4y ago
This doesn't explain why anyone should care about whether she does or doesn't have a Goodreads account. I guess I'm still struggling with a question of "so what?"
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by ink_13 4y ago
I have no idea who this is. What's the significance of this?
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by ink_13 4y ago
Were they, though? Or would Twitter have employed the standard Big Tech response, which is to immediately terminate anyone who does the barest amount of serious organizing?
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by ink_13 4y ago
Another classic Musk maneuver. Tesla (in)famously doesn't have a PR department.
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by ink_13 4y ago
This is pedantically correct, but in practical terms, if you got RSUs at any price in the last five years, they're still worth less than you were offered.
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by ink_13 4y ago
Google Play Music was good and YouTube Music is awful. When they merged GPM into YT Music I signed up for Spotify instead.
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by ink_13 4y ago
What do you find inaccessible about it? You don't need to do anything terribly advanced to "win": you do pretty well for yourself by plonking down two airports and just shuttling passengers between them, or building rudimenta
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by ink_13 4y ago
Oh boy, never learn about BGP and you'll be much happier.
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by ink_13 4y ago
No, it's not, because it's not a emulator
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by ink_13 4y ago
I set up Home Assistant for my parents after their Insteon system turned into a brick. It did a great job of controlling everything, but it seems to think there's an extra sunset at 4:17PM every day which has made scheduling a challen
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by ink_13 4y ago
If starting a service has dependencies, not explicitly spelling out those dependencies and relying on the init system is akin to relying on unspecified behaviour. So among other things, don't be surprised if that's unreliable. &g
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by ink_13 4y ago
I think you misunderstand. Be the one who runs the game.
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by ink_13 4y ago
If you increase the timescale, those numbers actually show that iOS has increased its market share by 10% since late 2018, which is also interesting.
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by ink_13 5y ago
Windows, sure, but OS X? Not in my experience. It's been rock solid and utterly reliable.
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by ink_13 5y ago
Careful, you'll attract computing historians who will want to tell you that "usr" actually stands for "UNIX system resources"
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by ink_13 5y ago
I have been using Karabiner Elements for nearly a decade and have never noticed this. To me, it's indispensable (I remap Caps Lock to both CTRL and ESC depending on whether I hold or tap) and it's the very first thing I install
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by ink_13 5y ago
I tried Soylent once and I couldn't even make it two days. It tasted metallic, I'd get nausea after every portion, and I never got any less hungry.
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by ink_13 5y ago
> Electric ovens are garbage It's curious to me that you would say that, since electric ovens are generally preferred for their more even and consistent heating. For a gas stove to maintain a certain heat, it has to be continuously
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by ink_13 5y ago
The opposite. OccamBSD is just small enough so that you can run a "full" FreeBSD installation in a jail, or start VMs with bhyve or Xen, and basically nothing else.
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by ink_13 5y ago
> we don't make laws depending on what the media is trying to make people of the city feel like Don't kid yourself, that absolutely happens all over the place.
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by ink_13 5y ago
> the biggest thing from learning analysis - the ability to think clearly through a problem and prove it correctly I was a math major and this is not exclusive to calculus or analysis. If anything, algebra classes in things like group t

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