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isodude
7y ago
Make it possible to only be positive and you will reach a better goal. Rather than moderate the users, moderate the mods such every response they give is purely positive. This will spread and people will cling on. Soon you will reach self m
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isodude
7y ago
It's easier than you think. And I've thought that I was doing the right thing for a long time except I wasn't. Any time you explain something you first need to establish that you are on the same level as the submitter, then y
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isodude
7y ago
Good point and here is some nueance from a book I read right now regarding parenting and their main point is to neither punish or rate performance (good nor bad). What you should aim for albeit hard, is to relate to the childrens feelings i
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isodude
7y ago
Sweet, now I can visit duckduckgo lite in firefox lite. Thanks!
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isodude
7y ago
The more kids the better. They tend to take care of each other with the right age combinations. More kids with problems equals full time job though. Somedays things just work out. Sometime they just don't. You can't assume it will
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isodude
7y ago
Have you looked at city joggers? I see people running around with those all the time here. Kids love the speed :)
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isodude
7y ago
I get people who don't do it. I can't imagine a life not having kids around. If your scared how it will affect your life, maybe it isn't for you. It's not how kids work, you make it work, period. Either you do it or you
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isodude
7y ago
My parents use ebike to ride 30km with ease. It's a game changer.
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isodude
7y ago
I am trying out to change my behaviour right, so I fast from 20:00 in the evening to 12:00 during the day and try to eat properly between 12 and 20. So far it's much easier to cut out junk food because I think the whole morning about w
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isodude
7y ago
I tend to agree with you, even so, if not for these moves we wouldn't have any change at all. Email is not a solved problem, we just have a lot of fixes that makes it sort of stable. If not else we get a competing extension to IMAP bec
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isodude
7y ago
The IDLE-command must be a push type of command? Which is used heavily by clients instead of polling. As Microsoft does it with RPC is just a mess, they do a http call with 2billion bytes in request size, let the connection terminate at tim
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isodude
7y ago
Another interesting aspect is to set SSH to realtime. When you log in you set it non-realtime if you work is not important to avoid sinking the server into oblivion by a simple command. It is possible to do when you have shared servers as w
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isodude
7y ago
You can actually adjust the oom_score on those long lived important processes to hinder OOM to kill them.
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isodude
7y ago
Like when my brother decided to keep my glass full all the time at the bar. I got soo wasted, didn't even realise.
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isodude
7y ago
Endless scrolling is bad pattern. Things should have a natural stop, some sort of effort to move forward. It's not because of irritation but rather to protect easy preys from getting stuck.
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isodude
7y ago
In Sweden we have these guys talking about gaming and doing some of the work to make "game addiction" a proper diagnose: https://www.reconnect.se There is no english version sadly. Maybe there are other organisations
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isodude
7y ago
Apperently a big issue with "gamers", which should not be confused with game addiction, is that kids use it to sooth their mental problems. If you have ADHD it's a effective way of getting something to do all the time with sh
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isodude
7y ago
I did miss it at first also, but wondered why it didn't increase the value.
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isodude
7y ago
Or a totally unrelated misconfiguration, I assume this is why this particular host is sending a low MSS. I just assume that stripping MSS should be enough, looking through the information that is available.
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isodude
7y ago
When I was being exposed to functional programming I absolutely loved it. However, when challenged with rewriting non-functional in a functional manner, all hell broke loose. It's not a complete rewrite, it's a completely differen
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isodude
7y ago
How about stripping MSS instead? Like so: iptables -t mangle -I PREROUTING -p tcp --tcp-flags SYN SYN -m tcpmss --mss 1:500 -j TCPOPTSTRIP --strip-options mss I experimented with a host that sends out mss 216 and the communication was still
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isodude
7y ago
I read in a note just below --set-mss in man iptables-extensions that iptables will not increase mss if it's already lower than what set in --set-mss.
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isodude
7y ago
Great for you! For me it solved the puzzle of the meaning of life. After a couple of years I had a dance where everything just flowed perfectly. I clearly remember the feeling of 'dying' and being 'reborned'. That is now
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isodude
7y ago
We use X1 Extreme with a mixed bag of Ubuntu/Fedora/Arch. There are problems sometimes, like the thunderbolt works after updating to the latest BIOS. All in all people are pretty pleased with the experience. My coworker is running
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isodude
7y ago
Fingerprint reader support is in progress: https://github.com/nmikhailov/Validity90 Here is a list from Arch Linux about current support: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Laptop/Lenovo
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isodude
7y ago
We talked about reporting bugs to Lenovo just last week but didn't since it was running Ubuntu. This is a welcomed change!
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isodude
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I think the same applies to most stuff. Your idols influence alot. I see this as the best reason to not rely purely on algorithms. Producing playlists is also a sort of art.
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isodude
7y ago
Also, HAProxy has brilliant minds like Willy Tarreau behind it. That as a reason is enough. We are lucky to have you around.
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isodude
7y ago
It balances up computer related work pretty well wouldn't you say?
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7y ago
Way back it was always through word of mouth that one discovered things. I still hold it true. You may have 10 friends how have their nieche and once in a while they recommend something they think you want to listen to. I think that the mus
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