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by jordemort 2y ago
I skipped paying mine for a year, when I was younger. I had done an early withdrawal on a 401K to finance a vacation to Europe, and I knew I owed, but I didn't have any money and I didn't want to deal with it, so I just didn'
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by jordemort 3y ago
I always felt like N64 games were doing way too much to look good on the crappy CRTs they were usually hooked up to. The other consoles of the era may have had more primitive GPUs, but for the time I think worse may have actually been bette
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by jordemort 3y ago
Also got logged out an all devices, and can't get logged back in, or successfully complete a password reset. In the US. Glad it's not just me...
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by jordemort 3y ago
Does this still work on current versions of Ruby? The GitHub repo looks like it has a commit as recently as 3 months ago but the project hasn't made a release to Rubygems since 2017.
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by jordemort 3y ago
Got really obsessed with this, need to close the tab now. Some notes: - In general, play the game as if you are asking an 11 year old, "what do you get when you combine X and Y?" The LLM likes rhymes and similar-sounding syllables
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by jordemort 3y ago
I loved this app, it was so good. I was just whining on Mastodon the other day about how it's gone and nothing has taken its place.
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by jordemort 3y ago
You should publish to Flathub so I can give this a try on my Steam Deck ;)
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by jordemort 3y ago
The upgrade files for a product I used to work on was (and perhaps still is) a .tar.gz file with a shell script prepended to them, to make a self-extracting/self-executing archive. The archive wasn't even base64 encoded or anythin
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by jordemort 3y ago
Oof, my heart goes out to them. My very first week at [large popular public code forge], we were attacked by [state level actor], probably for hosting something that [state] didn't like. In a way, SourceHut and Codeberg getting this ki
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by jordemort 3y ago
Sounds about right
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by jordemort 3y ago
Based on what? The data sources I can find put inflation since 1975 at ~470%, which sounds high, but even then $25 is only ~$140, not $442.01
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by jordemort 3y ago
I really want to like Nextcloud. I had it all set up perfectly earlier this year with their "AIO" setup. Then some upgrade came along and completely destroyed my install, couldn't get the containers to start after that, could
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by jordemort 3y ago
That seems to imply that there is a price at which they WILL sell one to a civilian, though.
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by jordemort 3y ago
I'd heard of Crouton and the like but I hadn't heard that Chromebooks had (what appears to be) a native and supported way of installing Linux applications. What distribution is hiding under the covers there?
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by jordemort 3y ago
It already exists: https://manpages.debian.org/testing/systemd-cron/systemd-cro...
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by jordemort 3y ago
> f you use this locally instead you could then terminate the entire iterm program and reopen it and restore the same exact window/tab/pane splits you previously had. This is a nice perk for restarting/updating iTerm. iTer
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by jordemort 3y ago
I really like step[1] and step-ca[2] for this, it's a lot less fiddly than having to drive OpenSSL directly. 1. https://github.com/smallstep/cli 2. https://github.com/smallstep/certificates
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by jordemort 3y ago
I'm glad that they're just shutting down the service and not closing up shop entirely. I really like the tool (to the point that I regularly stop by their careers page); the syntax for an Earthfile is a very sensible and increment
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by jordemort 3y ago
Location: Chicago, IL, US Remote: Yes (remote only) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Docker, Python, C, Go, Embedded Linux Résumé/CV: https://jordemort.dev/portfolio/ Email: jordan@caketop.app Here are some o
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by jordemort 3y ago
If there was ever a way to sell high speed rail in Texas, calling it a "bullet" train is it. If it actually gets built, I bet the train is painted to look like an actual bullet.
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by jordemort 3y ago
https://jordemort.dev/blog/ I blog mostly about assorted tech topics; usually my posts are about something I was working with and found interesting.
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by jordemort 3y ago
I guess I'll add "set up Heisenbridge" to my TODO list; the number of "actual" Matrix rooms that I'm in is very few compared to the number of bridged IRC channels, and most of those are on Libera.
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by jordemort 3y ago
Location: Chicago, IL, US Remote: Yes (remote only) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Docker, Python, C, Go, Embedded Linux Résumé/CV: https://jordemort.dev/portfolio/ Email: jordan@caketop.app Here are some o
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by jordemort 3y ago
I do this both on my RSS feed: https://jordemort.dev/rss.xml ...as well as on my Atom feed: https://jordemort.dev/atom.xml ...using the same XSLT stylesheet for both: https://github.com/jord
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Why Android can't use CDC Ethernet(jordemort.dev)
3 points by jordemort 3y ago|0 comments
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Surprise: A Small Change Leads to Big Results for Computer Security(today.ucsd.edu)
2 points by jordemort 3y ago|0 comments
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by jordemort 3y ago
I'd love to see this in Lake Michigan doing a route from Milwaukee through Chicago and all the way up to Traverse City, with stops at all the cool little towns on the Michigan lakefront along the way. Probably not viable as a year-roun
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by jordemort 3y ago
Cities: Skylines seems like the kind of game I should love, but I bounce off of it every time I try it. I'm not sure what it's missing for me but I just can't get into it.
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by jordemort 3y ago
Yes, such an amazing soundtrack. When it was new, I mistook it for a new Aphex Twin album at least twice while my roommate was playing it.
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by jordemort 3y ago
My only complaint about this game is that even the largest region size feels too dang small. I'd pay full retail price for a SimCity 5 that was just SimCity 4 with larger regions.

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