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by kayone 8y ago
I don't really see any difference besides what appears to be your own personal bias.
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by kayone 8y ago
Great question, We have support for Tags, similar to the way docker handles tags, however, we only apply them to packages that make sense. take a look at https://docs.appget.net/manifests/#tags-and-versions for more ex
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AppGet, What Chocolatey wasn’t. A proper package manager for Windows(medium.com)
2 points by kayone 8y ago|2 comments
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by kayone 8y ago
that's exactly why domain fronting works. it forces the blocker to block a major domai. that would be considered too much collateral damage.
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by kayone 9y ago
> But Thinkpad has done a good job of not diluting their lineup with cheap, crappy laptops. ThinkPad edge. I'm glad that line died, it was a shame on the thinkpad brand.
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by kayone 9y ago
If I had to pick one politician out of the whole country that I trust the most it would without a doubt be David Eby.
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by kayone 9y ago
The author here, I don't write much so I would really appreciate your feedback on how can I improve my writing. I wrote this post to share with my non-technical friends, thats why it's very light on technical details. again, appre
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Telegram, Not as Secure as You Might Think(medium.com)
5 points by kayone 9y ago|1 comments
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by kayone 9y ago
I live in Vancouver, I travel a lot to Seattle and San Francisco for work, I used to make sure Trader Joe's was a stop before I head home. After this move I'll try and actively avoid Trader Joe's. If Trader Joe's feels
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by kayone 10y ago
I understand and I agree with your point, however to me Gmail and google drive both fall into one bucket, Google's cloud offering. If any thing I would assume Drive is safer since it isnt forced to interact with an old unsecure protoco
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by kayone 10y ago
I'm a bit confused about the don't backup to Google Drive but use Gmail. are you trusting google or not?
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by kayone 10y ago
the problem is when you try to make the entire university campus a "safe space"
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by kayone 10y ago
The fact that the new iPhone doesn't use USB C and they are trying to push headphone manufacturers to make lightning headphones kind of goes against this _assumed plan_
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by kayone 10y ago
It's amusing to watch how people are ok with trying out their international politics theories at the cost of a couple of million people starving.
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by kayone 10y ago
well, the Danish mail service who's one of its main purposes is to read and process the mailing address correctly failed. And they most likely have _many_ more processes and safeguards than any office mailroom.
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by kayone 10y ago
>Am I the only one who leaves the Windows Update service entry disabled under the "services" settings? I really hope you are.
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by kayone 10y ago
you don't have to do anything.
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by kayone 10y ago
Scrolls fine in Firefox, Edge, and IE11, so yeah. It's Safari.
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by kayone 10y ago
I still see it here and there, and it's great sign about author's bias. usually saves me from reading the rest of the comment.
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by kayone 10y ago
It would be pretty much impossible to buy that unit at that price. The new normal is that you list your property at below market rate and a get nice silent auction going. for example a friend of mine just bought a condo in vancouver last we
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by kayone 10y ago
I think what you mean to say is cheaper, not affordable. a software engineer makes over 80K if he is lucky, you would be considered an exception if you make anything over 100K. also pretty much everything else costs more in Canada than it d
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by kayone 10y ago
I'm guessing he is running a non-nexus device.
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by kayone 11y ago
Copying another reply: Sonarr supports as many root folders as you want, the only restrictions is that a single show is limited to a single folder, so tvs1/show1 and tvs2/show2 is completely valid, but watched/show1
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by kayone 11y ago
mono has really been source of many of our issues on non-windows platforms, hopefully we can switch to .NET Core soon and have a more multiplatform runtime.
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by kayone 11y ago
Thanks, that's generally the feedback we get, when people switch they are generally very happy, but I guess that might just be the feedback loop.
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by kayone 11y ago
Sonarr supports as many _root folders_ as you want, the only restrictions is that a single show is limited to a single folder, so `tvs1/show1` `tvs2/show2` is completely valid, but `tvs1/show1` `tvs2/show1` is not.
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by kayone 11y ago
Sonarr is a SPA, also our backend is C# vs python, which generally leads to better performance (contrary to what a lot of criticism we get, "why did you go with C# it's so slow" ok...). The other part is that I did performanc
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by kayone 11y ago
Thanks :D, glad you find it useful.
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by kayone 11y ago
Disclaimer: I'm one of the founders of sonarr, Sickbeard is an abandoned project, last commit was ~ year ago. there are multiple fork of Sickbeard, (Sickrage is big one but has had some internal drama), obviously I would recommend Sona
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by kayone 11y ago
I wrote an article about a year ago on why Chocolatey is just broken, pretty much all of the issues are still there except a bandaid here and there, https://medium.com/@keivan/why-chocolatey-is-broken-beyond-a...

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