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by kassner 1y ago
29 years ought to be enough to create the Precrime department
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by kassner 1y ago
composer install should be pretty much what one needs nowadays. Any installing scripts (although you really shouldn’t) can also be hooked into it.
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by kassner 1y ago
I’d say more of a copy-paste from a different website. Most of the code blocks have a “CopyEdit” on line 2.
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by kassner 1y ago
At my deathbed, I’m not sure if I’ll be able to forgive our industry for that. I grew up in the 3rd world where resources where extremely expensive, so my early career was all about doing the most with the resources I had. It was a skill th
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by kassner 1y ago
What do you mean? It was released with PHP 6.0 /s
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by kassner 1y ago
I’d not read much into that. My local IKEAs have stock issues since 2020. There is always a couple of products that are completely gone. They are also pretty good at labeling the products in their website, you can search by “last chance to
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by kassner 1y ago
Steam+Proton has been so incredibly good in the last year that I’m yet to install Windows on my gaming PC. I really do recommend anyone to try out that option first.
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by kassner 1y ago
This links to a downloadable file straight away. Any alternatives to read on mobile?
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by kassner 1y ago
There is a CGO-free package for the basics: https://gitlab.com/cznic/sqlite Not 100% drop-in though. I’ve hit some snags around VFS support.
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by kassner 1y ago
IMHO this is valid and valuable feedback for the new rule: > Please only post if you are actively filling a position and are committed to responding to applicants. I really want to see non-compliant companies called out. How can we do th
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by kassner 1y ago
I’ve built ytemail.com to fix a similar itch, mostly because I was the 0.1% that liked the YouTube email notifications before Google killed it. No open registrations, but I can hook you up if you email me at contact@<domain>.
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by kassner 1y ago
Weren’t they already doing that for years (plus using residential proxies)?
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by kassner 1y ago
I do agree with you, and setting up your own monitoring is key. I have that. Yet it was still valuable to find those that fell through the cracks. At work, the emails prevented a couple of outages by expired cert, because a dev that left wa
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by kassner 1y ago
You’d get so many Uber drivers de-platformed. I’d say majority of people only go below 5/5 if they had problems.
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by kassner 1y ago
> job boards are still full of opportunities That’s not a proxy anymore. In my corner, I keep seeing the same listings over and over again. Friends with hiring power have all sorts of stories, multiple reorganizations, budget cuts (and t
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by kassner 1y ago
My findings: > I’ve tested Delta Chat with my own mail server, which uses Postfix and has everything configured for public e-mail, like DKIM signing, spamd, IP blocklist checks and so on, and each message took about 2 seconds from one de
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by kassner 1y ago
But you can’t download them anymore. And if you need a new app, you also can’t download an older version that would work on your device. Not to mention apps (usually banking apps) that plainly refuse to work if you aren’t running the last v
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by kassner 1y ago
Yes, but custom to my needs (disks and connections).
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by kassner 1y ago
Thank you! I thought only ThinkCentre were in the 1-liter form factor
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by kassner 1y ago
> I bet Framework laptops would take this dynamic into overdrive It’s in my (long-term) TODO list to build my own enclosure for a Framework motherboard, to make a portable server to carry around during long trips. Something compact that
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by kassner 1y ago
As said by others, mostly the fire risk. They can catch on fire, although rare, and a bad contact or flaky power source could make it go into many charge/discharge cycles in a short period of time. Batteries also degrade faster if it i
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by kassner 1y ago
> M920q I’m pissed at Lenovo for making the perfect machine for a home server, and then cheaping out by not adding the $0.50 M.2 connector on the back of the board. 2xM.2 + 1xSATA requires upgrading to “Tall” Intel NUCs if you want 3 dis
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by kassner 1y ago
Is there something for Linux/debian? I’m assuming this is part of the OS and wouldn’t work on a MacBook with Linux.
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by kassner 1y ago
I feel you. I had my email on OVH for a while, but they handle abuse so bad that Apple just blanketed banned the /17 my IP was in. And I was lucky that Apple actually answered my emails and explained why I was banned. I doubt Microsoft
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by kassner 1y ago
amd64 processors will have lots of hardware acceleration built in. I couldn’t get past 20MB/s over SSH on the Pi4, vs 80MB/s on my i3. So while they can show similar geekbench results, the experience of using the Pi is a bit more
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by kassner 1y ago
Or DVD drives in which you could add a disk caddy.
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by kassner 1y ago
I have a 2009 MacBook Pro (Core 2 Duo) which I wanted to give a similar fate, but unfortunately it idles at 18W on Debian. I hope Asahi for Mac Mini M4 becomes a thing. That machine will be an amazing little server 10 years from now.
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by kassner 1y ago
> tad over 6W That is the key. The RPi works for idling, but anything else gets throttled pretty bad. I used to self host on the RPi, but it was just not enough[1]. Laptops/mini-PCs will have a much better burstable-to-idle power ra
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by kassner 1y ago
Absolutely! > if you want the resilience offered by RAID IMHO, at that stage, you are knowledgeable enough to not listed to me anymore :P My argument is more on the lines of using an old laptop as a gateway drug to the self-hosting world
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by kassner 1y ago
My laptop from 2011 idles at 8W, with two SATA SSDs. I have an Intel 10th-gen mini PC that idles at 5W with one SSD. 3W is not groundbreaking, but for a computer you paid $0, it would take many years to offset the $180 paid on a mini PC.

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