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by jen729w 2y ago
> the options were less intuitive and the GUI was ugly Oh I see you tried our enterprise software. Welcome! VMware is bananas. One console runs thousands of VMs across hundreds of physicals in dozens of data centres. VMs can, and do, mov
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This is a lesson to us all, though. Like it or not — and it'll vary depending on your geography and industry and so on, I know — this is an issue of at least some proportion. So, just be aware. Many of us are someone's boss. Y
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> I'm pretty sure Excel is the wrong tool for whatever job you are throwing at it. Thanks, you completed my bingo card.
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Also works really nicely with your shared-cloud-tab provider of choice. If I have a tab open {anywhere} I know it's accessible {everywhere}.
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by jen729w 2y ago
I just tried: 'beef vindaloo recipe from nagi [0], but then just strip all the shit out and give me the recipe' ...and got exactly what I wanted. The web's dead, baby. [0]: The lady behind recipetineats.com, a terrific recipe
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by jen729w 2y ago
Mine are ordered by direction of entry secondarily, after order of physical key size. You can't be having a humpy keyring: it must be a smooth curve, if possible. All facing the same direction is just ... I mean ... if anyone here does
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by jen729w 2y ago
# Well-Kept Gardens Die By Pacifism > Good online communities die primarily by refusing to defend themselves. > Somewhere in the vastness of the Internet, it is happening even now. It was once a well-kept garden of intelligent discus
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by jen729w 2y ago
Similarly this is a mandatory mention. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_Roundabout_(Hemel_Hempst...
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by jen729w 2y ago
'Few tens of thousands' is for sure low. But if we talk in percentage of adult humans ... let's pull 1,000,000 out of thin air as the number who understood what that meant, that's 0.02% of adult humans. An anecdote: rece
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by jen729w 2y ago
I'm a solo business owner who knows enough JS/TS/HTML/CSS to get by -- my product is a website full of information -- but I've never been 'a developer'. ChatGPT et. al. is a miraculous boost to my producti
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by jen729w 2y ago
Hi, I’m Johnny.Decimal. I can’t find a contact for you on GitHub. Reach out if you want help with the JD part of your roadmap.
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by jen729w 2y ago
It just gets a bit smaller. See Mastodon, and why most people's criticisms of it are in fact its strengths. For ~5% of the current internet.
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by jen729w 2y ago
#tag support across shared Notes is also abysmal. The new tag doesn’t appear as an actual tag in person 2’s system until they ‘initiate’ it. I tried really hard to love Notes. I wanted to. For the reasons you note, and this one, and many ot
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by jen729w 2y ago
There is a digital equivalent. Your local library allows you to borrow e-books or e-audio-books. (Probably.) The apps are a bit janky, but they're there.
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by jen729w 2y ago
> * Electric cars. For new car sales, 10% in US are electric. 20% worldwide. 50% in China. US is way behind. Norway: hold my beer. 94%. https://electriccarsreport.com/2024/09/norways-ev-sales-set-...
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by jen729w 2y ago
> Am I wrong, though? Yeah. Congestion makes a single-node Internet unusable.
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by jen729w 2y ago
> If you don't actively stay up with the tech, your understanding will atrophy Ex-tech turned PM here. This is totally accurate. But as you say, don’t be discouraged. When I was a tech, if my PM had taken the time to learn anything
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by jen729w 2y ago
In fairness I'm not a heavy iPhone user. Hence still having a 12 mini. It's rare (~never) that I'm 'browsing the web' on it. If I'm in Safari it's for some functional reason and I'm in and out. Still,
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by jen729w 2y ago
As an iPhone 12 mini daily-driver who also owns a 15 Pro Max (which I use exclusively to shoot video), I have to disagree.
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by jen729w 2y ago
> It's not unusual for my laptop to have hundreds of days of uptime. This isn’t something to be proud of. It means that you’re not applying the regularly-released security updates. macOS is spectacularly good at restoring state on r
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by jen729w 2y ago
Yubikey will never prevent your data from being leaked. They didn’t crack your password. But a random, unique password prevents further harm. They can’t get data from another site just because they hacked this one. Have random, unique passw
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by jen729w 2y ago
Here in Australia people retire ‘down the coast’. For us that’s the stunning south of NSW. Look up Eden (yes, really, Eden). And then … they come back to the city. Because the older you are the more medical care you need, and there just are
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by jen729w 2y ago
Auphonic has this model and I’ve been a happy on/off customer for 10+ years now. (They do audio processing.)
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by jen729w 2y ago
If your blog isn’t about art, why does it need the entire above-the-fold taken up with generated ‘art’? And if it is about art, you should be showing art.
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by jen729w 2y ago
Notably created by Shiny Frog, authors of the very popular Bear editor for Apple platforms.
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by jen729w 2y ago
Brit here. I have to object to “chip (aka crisp)”. It’s a crisp. You may aka it as a chip, which is weird I suppose but you do you. Two products. Both made from potato. One is texturally crisp. Let’s call that a ‘crisp’. The other one isn’t
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by jen729w 2y ago
Make it at home! https://tradewindsorientalshop.co.uk/products/maykway-mild-c...
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by jen729w 2y ago
Looks like it’s just files on disk, so you can do whatever you like. https://docs.zettlr.com/en/core/files/
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by jen729w 2y ago
Well now I might as well be in ChatGPT, and that’s not going to get Cursor its $600m return is it? (Because this is what I actually do. I go there, ask a question, absorb the result, transfer to my code.)
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by jen729w 2y ago
I’m sure this is great for some people. (Really, I’m sure it is.) But whenever I’ve tried Copilot I can’t stand it for more than a minute. Because sometimes it’s magical. And when it is, it is! But then way more often it’s like having s

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