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by johntash 5y ago
Fan and then filter could lead to the fan blades getting dirtier faster. Other than that, I'm not sure if it makes a difference as far as effectiveness.
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by johntash 5y ago
> And what is the boxfan hack? Literally just a box fan w/ a hvac filter taped to it. There are a few articles/youtube videos where people claim it works a lot better than a fancy air filter+fan device that costs $100s. If you
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by johntash 5y ago
I'm not sure if it would help, but maybe a way to import financial data from something like personalcapital or mint? It'd save on some of the starting questions, but I don't know if that's even possible.
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by johntash 5y ago
Unless I'm mistaken, this doesn't print pages recursively
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by johntash 5y ago
What did you switch to, if anything? I eventually just stopped updating altogether due to the constant breaking changes, but haven't settled on anything else yet.
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by johntash 5y ago
IIRC the only real issue I ran into with workers in multiple datacenters was etcd latency. If you have a fast enough network, things will mostly be fine.
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by johntash 5y ago
Doom emacs has a focus on speed that spacemacs just doesn't have. It's similar enough to spacemacs that it is easy to pick up if you got used to spacemacs at all. I'd recommend trying it out and see how it feels.
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by johntash 5y ago
I spend well over half of my time in Terraform repos. I've also noticed doom emacs slowing down considerably whenever using the terraform-ls so I have lsp disabled for terraform. Did you ever spend any time debugging what the issue wa
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by johntash 5y ago
I didn't look too closely at it, but apparently it is just a discord _client_. I'm not sure what the point of having a 3rd party client that is essentially a clone is if you're still using the official servers anyway?
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by johntash 5y ago
> Also, just because I have a catch all on my domain really shouldn’t be justification for saying my email isn’t valid and is a good way to lose business. Agreed, 100% of the e-mails I use to sign up for services go to a catch-all.
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by johntash 5y ago
It's been a few years, but every time I learn a new language, I like to try and make an IRC client or IRC bot in that language. It gives you an idea of what the language can do and how to handle network connections with it.
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by johntash 5y ago
> I'm the co-founder of Budibase, an open source low code platform, and 70% of our signups 30,000) are from IT. I'm curious, what makes up the other 30%?
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by johntash 5y ago
This is from 2 years ago. Is there a new effort going on related to this?
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by johntash 5y ago
This could make it even more annoying imo. Sometimes the sign up button is the first thing you see, and then other times its the sign in button. You'd end up clicking on one or the other out of habit and realizing it was the wrong th
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by johntash 5y ago
Have you tried making your own google search? You can pick what sites it will search. I'm not sure if you can say "Prioritize these sites, but still give me results from other sites too". I do wish there was something next
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by johntash 6y ago
This is my understanding at least. I usually send people this diagram from ICANN when they have questions about domains renewing/expiring: http://archive.icann.org/en/registrars/gtld-lifecycle.jpg I guess I
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by johntash 6y ago
Thanks! I assumed non-functional tests and was really confused at first.
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by johntash 6y ago
What do you think of the ReMarkable 2? It looks really interesting, but for the price tag I would be scared I won't use it enough. Do you ever share notes you make with it or are they purely for your own reference?
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by johntash 6y ago
Empty repo, except for the readme with donation links.
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by johntash 6y ago
Thanks! I didn't realize you could pass in a non-existent directory, that makes it an easier trick.
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by johntash 6y ago
I never thought about using diff+patch as an alternative to tar, but I just tried this and it does work as expected: mkdir dir1 dir2 dir3 for x in {1..99};do echo $x > dir1/$x.txt;date >> dir1/$x.txt;done di
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by johntash 6y ago
Emacs + Org-mode can sort of do this using org-babel. A lot of people use it for literate programming, or even just for documenting their own emacs configuration. I'm not sure if there's already a plugin or script that can take a
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by johntash 6y ago
I've tried some tools like Mayan and Paperless, but am always disappointed with them. I wanted a super organized, auto-tagged, etc document store. I ended up caring less each year and have settled on a directory with scans organized
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by johntash 6y ago
> Moreover, delete both for me and for my contact. Is that too much to ask? Keybase chat allows you to delete messages on both yours and the recipient's side after a set time limit. If this feature made it to any open-source or publ
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by johntash 6y ago
What kind of hardware are you running this on? Is it just a single instance, or did you set up the distributed worker stuff for synapse?
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by johntash 6y ago
I'm a little surprised at the flack you're getting. I'm with you though. If I have personal obligations, I shouldn't feel any pressure to help out a coworker by working later than normal with no additional incentive jus
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by johntash 6y ago
> In terms of consumption, it is only feasible to really have a single chat application at a time, maybe two if one is being tested. Having more than 1 defeats the purpose of having an org wide chat... I know you're talking about wi
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by johntash 6y ago
Most devices don't auto connect to open wifi unless you tell them to. I'd assume this would have an option for that as well.
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by johntash 6y ago
> - Someone out $165 spent on a cancelled pinephone order, no phone and no refund, complete radio silence. Hopefully you've asked your bank/creditcard to reverse the charge?
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by johntash 6y ago
+1 for Longhorn. I started using it in my homelab as an easy replicated/distributed storage. It was a lot easier to setup and had more of an "it just works" out of the box experience compared to openebs/rook/etc.

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