jatone

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by jatone 5y ago
I was looking at it for that use myself, but unfortunately power supply in my area but iirc either the differential in price didn't actually make a ROI or the pricing didn't fluctuate =(
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by jatone 5y ago
no but you also wouldn't want to allow that. just like you wouldn't want to expose a SSH socket to the world in most cases.
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by jatone 5y ago
you want a load balancer for that use case. not a VPN. this article is about SSH not a public blog.
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by jatone 5y ago
I clearly understand that problem. but I'm just going to assert its not what you actually want. nor is it related to accessing ssh where you most definitely don't want to expose the port. for starters, what you're describing
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by jatone 5y ago
laugh 1. software is a VERY new discipline. its also one of the most malleable. I doubt we'll ever stop seeing churn in this space. 2. we don't reinvent the how we build houses each year. you can safely ignore all this new fangl
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by jatone 5y ago
not sure where you're getting the idea you need admin intervention for tailscale. I've never needed to do anything beyond authenticate the machine with my account. tailscale has NAT traversal built into it. If your network firewal
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by jatone 5y ago
what do you mean by public channels? if I was trying to ssh into my machines it works wonderfully for dns resolution.
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by jatone 5y ago
shit I would invest in a power wall and time shift my power usage to the night.
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by jatone 5y ago
i think constraints will help which are part of generics at least you'll be able to limit the types your functions accept. but otherwise no, generics do not solve sum types by themselves.
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by jatone 5y ago
pretty sure they're breathing during the flight thou, otherwise masks wouldn't be required. please note: no one gives a shit if your antivax on a flight. its you're fucking behavior that's the problem. Thats what puts th
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by jatone 5y ago
yes that is one approach. it shouldn't be necessary.
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by jatone 5y ago
yes. now try to go install your application with the replace directive. it will silently replace the code with the original upstream version.
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by jatone 5y ago
unfortunately replace is not supported well with modules. and they are hell bent on not supporting it well.
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by jatone 5y ago
yeah it sucks, I think IDEs should help here. 1 click uplift var error to parent scope.
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by jatone 5y ago
this feature alone would make me switch from android to an iphone if it wasn't for things like pine phone being on the market.
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by jatone 5y ago
> No you're not. You can choose which hospitals you're getting opinions from. you clearly don't understand how hospitals work. getting opinions costs money. just visiting and taking their time costs money. you can get a ho
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by jatone 5y ago
then you're incorrect. ./shrug. I am a user, a developer and I definitely understand the ideas and how the different browsers implement them. containers are just clunky to use in the manner a user actually wants to partition their
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by jatone 5y ago
users understand the idea, firefox just makes it hard to use conceptually. I see tons of everyday people using chrome's profiles which are effectively the same thing at the window level and its clear what context you're in. while
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by jatone 5y ago
i refuse to use it given how bad the ux is. which is unfortunate because its a killer feature and why I can't recommend firefox over chrome. basic ux.
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by jatone 5y ago
> If you are in pain without knowing how serious it is, you would likely get opinions from several doctors. > You're not going to walk into the first hospital you find and say "I'll pay anything you ask just fix me.&quo
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by jatone 5y ago
> This account, or at least should account, for a very small minority of interactions with healthcare facilities. sadly its not. you're in pain? you need to visit a medical facility to figure out whats wrong. without knowing how ser
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by jatone 5y ago
You're choices are: die, or pay whatever cost is associated. its not a choice that can be negotiated. markets don't deal with this situation well. changing hospitals don't change the baseline costs for providing health care i
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by jatone 5y ago
tl;dr; when you start having the discussion in good faith I will. once you actually have a position that can be discussed. show me evidence of your position and I'll stop calling it a bat shit insane conspiracy theory. right now all yo
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by jatone 5y ago
there is no need for you to spread completely unfounded conspiracy theories without evidence to back it up either but here we are.
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by jatone 5y ago
we maybe fired less than a tenth of a percent of health care workers. and most were not even nurses they were janitors and the like. a few thousands in a field of hundreds of thousands. if your going to make shit up at least make up believa
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by jatone 5y ago
> Based on seriousness of the case,.... incorrect its based on likely hood of survival. no point in wasting resources on a soon to be dead individual when you can save someone who actually has a chance.
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by jatone 5y ago
no its not, you can't roam into another's house. another's place of business. or a government building without following the rules of said environment. nor do mask or vax mandates limit this concept of 'roaming' in
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by jatone 5y ago
vaccines do protect you from the virus, they don't protect you from an overloaded health care system because others decided they didn't want to get vaxed.
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by jatone 5y ago
We already have discrimination in medical care its called 'triage', unfortunately it doesn't involved removing care once granted. We also charge smokers more for health care due to the burden they put on the system, yet anoth
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by jatone 5y ago
I wasn't making an argument. I was simply pointing out different groups have different priorities even within a single organization. I wish firefox would focus on getting the browser up to snuff for daily usability things like basic pr

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