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- Bind for internal DNS zone - Pi-hole on 2 Raspberry Pi 4s - Chrony stratum 1 NTP from GPS on a Pi, my OPNsense router redirects all NTP traffic to it. - Emby (like Plex) - Sonarr/Radarr/Prowlarr/Transmission with VPN/S
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Well the Stripe founders read HN and still don’t care about getting their shit together. And I’m glad I keep seeing these—I have a client that wanted to add Stripe to their checkout and I’ll now be recommending against it.
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You'd be going through a lot of washer fluid spraying off all eight cameras every couple of minutes!
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FSD will continue to be a joke outside of the Bay Area pretty much indefinitely, at least for camera-only Tesla, for a really simple reason that’s obvious to anyone who has driven in a snowy metro: Salt spray. Five minutes on the road and t
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They really screwed up the NFS server on Ventura, specifically when it interacts with Docker Desktop. We figured out a workaround in the Docker issue queue but due to apathy in both camps around solving actual problems instead of doing yet
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I assumed the same when I read it, it reads like an SEO spam blog post.
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> Hey, if it leads to your father consuming less unhealthy food (which milkshake and hamburger both arguably are) it works Unfortunately not, he just eats them at separate times!
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My father got caught up in nutrition conspiracy and "alkaline diets", and now won't have a milkshake with a hamburger because "all the milk makes it harder to digest" since according to him it's neutralizing yo
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When I had Comcast about 5 years ago it was enabled by default.
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One of the Apple v Samsung (?) cases had court docs released with some App Store numbers redacted but it was just black squares over the actual numbers, just selecting the sentence and copy/pasting it gave it to you.
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Or—like everything with Siri—it works one way the first time, and a different way the second time with the exact same input.
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That does help a bit, but I'd still rather have all my keys in one spot instead of some in iCloud, some in Chrome, some in Firefox, etc.
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> Even though Apple (and likely a couple more) will provide their proprietary passwordless system with cloud sync, a lot of people don't want to rely on an iCloud account to be your backup in case you lose your phone. This is the bi
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I was around for the Mac/PC wars and the console wars. I just don't have the energy to give a shit about some "side" anymore, I'm gonna use what I want.
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> I wonder how many years it will take before I can convince some people that I actually just prefer Apple's phones to competing phones and that I'm not actually brainwashed or forced by Apple to never leave. It will never happ
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Literally the last thing I want in my IDE is anything to be animated.
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The passenger side is curved, the driver’s side isn’t. But the passenger side curved mirror isn’t the same type of curve as Euro cars so there are still bigger blind spots, and the driver’s side blind spots are huge.
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Laravel for backend is pretty nice, look into its middleware and resource/collection wrapping. Its ecosystem has some good solutions to common things as well, like auth and roles, and Nova is nice to get an easy view into things while
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Everyone in outstate Minnesota has the same obsession with Minneapolis/St Paul.
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You can skim the Wikipedia article I linked if you're actually interested in the (heavily researched) consequences of redlining, many of which happened up into the 2000s and all of which urbanists are still trying to mitigate today. My
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I'm sort of dumbfounded that your comments are even controversial... this exact same thing played out in dozens of cities in the 30s-50s. In the upper midwest Minneapolis, St Paul, and Milwaukee all had/have exactly the same issue
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Jobs are also voluntary.
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? https://www.businessinsider.com/kiwi-farms-trans-activists-m...
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Especially if they want to write a custom form library. Everyone thinks this is a good idea. It's never a good idea, there are so many different features and states forms can be in, and your homebrew thing is going to be a mess.
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Smarter Everyday has a couple longer series that are superb: - An interview with a NASA programmer that worked on the Apollo computers (with Linus from LTT) - An embed on a nuclear sub - Several videos with the US Coast Guard - A VERY techn
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I really hope so... my iMac is starting to age and depending on what products get announced in the next year or so I may end up replacing it with a Mac Studio. If there are other displays to compete with the Studio Display I'd happily
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> most people are roughly aware of these things as explaining the spec-cost gap Ahhh I see what you mean.
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I think the issue is that if one was to buy a typical laptop I'm sure one would be perfectly happy with it, and (that specific laptop aside) there are definitely PC laptops that are pretty decent. The Razer Blade has been reviewed well
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I’ve done this exercise, and the non-Apple laptop always has a worse screen, or way slower SSD, or slower RAM, or a combination. Just looking at the top-level numbers isn’t a great comparison. I looked at the 2020 Acer Swift 3 you mentioned
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Thanks!
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