isodude

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by isodude 5y ago
This was my opinion back in 2020, moved to another house with other neighbors, now it's the other way around. Now I almost long to get off work and do some choirs outside instead.
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by isodude 5y ago
As another commenter posted, it's not the typing that gets you, it's other stuff. Like for example: you switch office space for a day, at the same time you got anew phone and you keep resting it on your pinky. You have a bad setup
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by isodude 5y ago
Took me about three weeks when I switched cold turkey at age 14 to start typing ok. My biggest pain was that the letter I search for was always under the other hand which was resting on the keyboard :) I'm letting my daughter learn it
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by isodude 5y ago
Those that don't trust the tool move their mail themselves I guess. Things will probably get better as more providers have support for OAUTH2. But still you allow someone else to see your mail. Best case is that the destination provide
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by isodude 5y ago
You add your credentials for the old and the new account and the tool moves the mail between the two. Very easy if you don't want the hassle. It should indeed exist an english version, I think there's a newer version soon to be re
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by isodude 5y ago
Shameless plug but https://epostflytt.se is a online mail transfer tool. Coming to think about it we should add calendar and contacts as well.
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by isodude 5y ago
They have great replacement support, and they generally just work.
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by isodude 5y ago
The key here is "work my ass off". Even if you want to work, limit that part off and put that energy into training (like swimming e.g.). I know that sounds dull, but dull is better than not getting up from bed. If you are going to
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by isodude 5y ago
I've been dealing with depression, or rather, a couple of months with productivity where I really work my ass off producing great stuff, then have an as long downtime where I just manage to get by. Any choir was tough to start doing an
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by isodude 5y ago
You put an equal sign between failure and low income, which in my mind is quite baffling. You could be a failure and pay a lot of taxes too. But it's not uncommon, we do it with our kids all the time. "If you don't perform go
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by isodude 5y ago
That would be great for society but awful for it's citizens. Failure is not being rewarded, being a member of sociery is, it's not about performance.
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by isodude 5y ago
Does it suffice with systemd's bash completion? On debian it's bundled with systemd. systemd: /usr/share/bash-completion/completions/systemctl
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by isodude 5y ago
As an aside FIAT 500 all electric has charging stations in their infotainment system. No need for PlugShare.
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by isodude 5y ago
We waited about 2-3 months for delivery. Sadly there is no real alternative.
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by isodude 5y ago
Go crazy: https://milkytracker.org
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by isodude 5y ago
I tend to save the base64 output sometimes and just run ssh $server "echo <base64-string> | base64 -d | bash" and I can check later wth I was running earlier. Other than that, it just makes it kinda obvious that it will not
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by isodude 5y ago
I tend to do like this ssh $server "echo $(cat script|base64 -w0) | base64 -d | bash" No scp, no quoting hell. Obviously there is other ways of doing it. And also if you run it with the base64 printed out it's possible
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by isodude 5y ago
At least you are being honest about it.
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by isodude 5y ago
Have you seen system-escape? https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd-esc...
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by isodude 5y ago
You can actually specify systemd.unit=rescue.target nowadays. https://ostechnix.com/how-to-boot-into-rescue-mode-or-emerge...
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by isodude 5y ago
Long time ago now, but we had disks just unmounting and mounting at free will. As someone said by-label is not stable and could be changed, causing problems. We still use it though but not in customer facing servers where these problems ari
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by isodude 5y ago
We had that kind of problem because we relied on /dev/disks/by-label
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by isodude 6y ago
It's what we do at least. More than 60% of the work is maintaining old code/systems.
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by isodude 6y ago
Go out and look at the some for a couple of minutes whem it rises, it will make the body set the max() brightness to know what is low() and when to start with sleep hormones..
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by isodude 6y ago
People with night owl genetics might have a low production of sleep hormone. Or have autism which is linked with a low production of sleep hormone.
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by isodude 6y ago
Could anyone buy it and then make it open source? So we can fix the code.
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by isodude 6y ago
To reach a good balance you don't use rebellion, you don't need to take action. If you want to fight greed, start with yourself and then maybe your peers. Accept what is and don't buy stuff you don't need. Hopefully we l
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by isodude 6y ago
Maybe there's just the same amount of birds dropping down from the blades as 1 cat kills, but that's a pretty crude way of looking at it. They have been around in their current capacity for a relative short time. We will not know
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by isodude 6y ago
AFAIK, we have enough material on land to power for quite a while in the future, if you use gen4 facilities.
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by isodude 6y ago
They do though. They also create an enormous sound, not where they are located but three kilometers away. The design might be the best from a effeciency perspective, but it's very ugly, doesn't "adapt" to the sorroundin

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