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joombaga
3y ago
My old motherboard had 2 NICs, and was able to test Ethernet cables this way.
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This doesn't work very well in Firefox on Android. Videos are rendered very small in the middle of the page.
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3y ago
"Joe Pera Talks With You" is good too. It was the most heartwarming show on TV, and was cancelled too soon. But it ends on a good note.
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3y ago
I'd like to pay less money and not get music. Just no ads. YouTube Red launched with Google Play Music, which I enjoyed. But that's gone now, and I'm paying for YouTube Music which I do not use.
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3y ago
You can still do target disk mode over usb-c. I used it when I switched from Intel to M1.
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3y ago
"AppData" is like $HOME/Library. "ProgramData" is like /Library. "Program Files" is like /Applications.
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3y ago
For RDS you can change the password after creating the DB, or use the SecretsManager integration. There are similar workarounds for other providers and resources. I use TF without storing secrets in the state file (providers: AWS, kubernete
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3y ago
I wish they offered that much in the Air.
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This is what happens to me with the history cleared and turned off.
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Yes, though the color varies by release and build channel. The current GA release has B(lack)S(s)oD.
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3y ago
Kong is a pretty popular API management tool.
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3y ago
Magic Trackpad too. Just bought a new one and it came with a usb-c to lightning cable.
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3y ago
Perhaps "Chuka Ichiban!" https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ch%C5%ABka_Ichiban%21 It's Japanese, but takes place in China.
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3y ago
Are you talking about running systemd inside a container? Feels like an unnecessary layer.
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Most of them have a receiver option too. Dexcom does. They're another cost though, and quite expensive for what they do (~$400 for the G7 receiver). They don't have Wi-Fi though, so they can't upload data (at least for Dexcom
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3y ago
What do you use to load the stylesheet?
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3y ago
They're still around. I'm seeing them Thursday.
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3y ago
When you say "gaps", do you mean space between windows? I do that. Seeing a bit of the wallpaper is like seeing a bit of your desk between papers. Helps with mental context switching. Window borders probably serve the same functio
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3y ago
You should probably still add a week to the estimate.
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In what circumstance would USERPROFILE differ from HOMEDRIVE\HOMEPATH?
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3y ago
> 0.0.0.0/32 is still prohibited, of course. Good. I won't have to change my hosts file.
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3y ago
Does the existing standard make the web more app-like?
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3y ago
Sometimes I have to type passwords into apps or websites that my password manager does not work, or on other devices like my TV or game consoles. There's a middle ground between your options that's perfect for these scenarios. My
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4y ago
They sell their own 1 TB and 250 GB expansion cards. I've been using the 1 TB as my Pop!_OS system drive.
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4y ago
There are 6 slots on the 16.
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4y ago
Oh man I have some bash case statements that fit this description. Could be improved, but it's tested with every commit on every PR and by George it really holds the room together.
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4y ago
I'm not a sports guy. Thought you meant "Matt Berry" at first.
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> Deciding personhood based on our tech level doesn't seem very reasonable. Why? This strikes me as begging the question.
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I'm using Firefox 110, Gnome, Wayland, Pop!_OS 22.04. I only have a scrollbar when I scroll or mouse-over the scroll bar.
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Just tried this because I usually use docker with k8s or compose, so wasn't sure of the behavior. > It starts with the simple truth: `docker` doesn't `listen` on any port. If I run the command below, `docker-proxy` starts liste
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