jamesbfb

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by jamesbfb 4y ago
I’m a full time Odoo developer and Odoo terminal is an absolute must have for me.
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
Timeline has been up and down since this morning (utc+11) and still is seemingly unusable for me. Probably a good thing for my productivity since it’s my first working day back for 2023.
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
> I miss the raw efficiency, unparalleled speed and superior ergonomics of my i3wm bushido I'm in the same vein as you. I tried to be productive on my m1, but as a 10+ year rusted on i3 user, I cannot for the life of me ween myself
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
> It's like continuously rolling two dice, and you only need to get double sixes once, and after that it's private jets until you die. I’m stealing this. Fantastic analogy.
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
Long time lurker, seldom poster, thanks Dan G! As a mod for one of the bigger tech subreddits, I take queues from your moderating style. Peace! And happy holidays!
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
That was…oddly satisfying. Really wish I could do another one!
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
> since I don't have a smart phone I’m edging closer to this way of living. Is this by choice, if so, why?
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
I’m not colour blind and it is unreadable for me!
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
> presumably to prevent a kid with a butter knife or paper-clip touching the hot conductor on a half-inserted plug Correct! That said, I don’t know how regulated it is since I have quite a few IEC cables without that insulation.
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
> how slow indexing is and how disruptive it is when you do a clean re-install and it indexes all your dependencies again. Or if your Linux laptop doesn’t actually go to sleep (and goes flat) and PyCharm needs to index _again_ on start!
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
Damn, as a long time Odoo dev, I really hope to see Odoo on the front page one day.
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
Technology Connections on YouTube goes into this quite in-depth: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dX649lnKAU0
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
My partner and I had a big night at a friends engagement party and we drunkenly stumbled upon the fact that we have a shitload of laundry to do and wished there was an Uber for dirty laundry. Someone better do this, otherwise I will!
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
I wouldn't go as far as cooking more often, but I am calling the restaurant and ordering direct and picking it up myself more often than not.
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
Unless we’re talking about climbing, weight isn’t _everything_. I would argue that being able to stay in an aero position (go on YouTube, but essentially, get on the drops, elbows in, etc) for longer periods is far more important, these aer
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
I would have paid extra for subtitles when I saw Tenet at IMAX. The audio mix made it extremely difficult to follow.
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
I feel the opposite, the fact that computers were so limited in resources (in the late 90s for me as I am now pushing 40) made it more fun. These days, with all the space, iops and cores I could ever dream of, it’s like playing doom with go
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
I’m in Australia and an American friend who is visiting was shocked at how nearly everywhere from small cafes to supermarkets all support payments with Apple/Google pay and tap and go.
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
Whenever I hear about any American mall, I can't help but think of Dan Bell's Dead Mall series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5NsVylQBWM&list=PLNz4Un92pG... Oddly enough, I live in Melbourne, Australia and
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
Jeff Geerling talks about this very TV in one of his videos a while back: https://youtu.be/-epPf7D8oMk If my partner wasn’t so hell bent in decor when choosing a TV, I would have loved one of these!
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
What's with all the comments on that Apple thread where people are saying "I didn't have a grain of cereal, rice, etc between the screen"? Are Macbook screens that fragile now?
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
Not me, but SerenityOS is predominately c++.
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
Desktop mode on mobile still works fine for me. That said, I really don’t feel like having to login when in incognito mode when I want a cheeky wank in the loo.
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
As a Roomba owner (with a Cat), I agree with this sentiment wholeheartedly.
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
Thanks for this, your post resonated with me. It’s good to know that most of what you did is what I ended up doing for a customer implementation (we’re using Odoo and Queue Job to bring in sales from Shopify) and Shopify doesn’t always alwa
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
You stole my idea! I love it. As a dev who spends a big chunk of their day in the shell, this is the kind of tool that I was destined to create myself, but never did thanks to lack of time, laziness, life, etc.
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
Holy moly, this gave me a good (well needed) chuckle.
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
Is it difficult to use your own equipment over there? I guess what I’m asking is doesn’t the NTU simply spit out an ipv4/v6 address and it’s up to you how you route it? This is how fttp works here in Australia (if you’re as lucky as me
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
> which can work with any OS, incl. firmware updates. Keyboard that needs firmware updates? Yuck. It’s an input device. I’ll stick with my 12 year old WASD Code and Model M thank you very much. /end boomer
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by jamesbfb 4y ago
Great to see this here! I’ve spent an obscene amount of time on this and scanning my own SDR over the years.

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