kyriakos

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by kyriakos 4y ago
Similar to you I got 3 shots and covid. Covid was a mild cold. The 3rd shot had me in bed for 36 hours. Very hesitant to get the 4th booster.
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by kyriakos 4y ago
Bought some glass straws for home use. They work well and look better than any other kind of straw I used.
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by kyriakos 4y ago
I'm hoping for a gitlab release with no new features just UI optimizations. It's a great product with a huge range of features but it feels like a kitchen sink of tools glued together. The UI is inconsistent, some parts dynamicall
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by kyriakos 4y ago
Is there something similar for video?
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by kyriakos 4y ago
Which keyboard app are you using? It can't be the same on both
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by kyriakos 4y ago
I'm super happy with Microsoft SwiftKey. With friends and family we type in a dialect which is not an official language but after using it for a bit it picked up most of the spelling I use and autocompletes sentences with good accuracy
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by kyriakos 4y ago
I am using the new UI and its actually a great upgrade imo. I don't think it took more than an hour to become as familiar and productive as before and its actually much cleaner with more space for code.
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by kyriakos 4y ago
corporate policy problems would be only if mutagen.exe is banned by your IT department. usually open source projects are ok with most companies. there are issues occasionally with symlinks (especially with large node_modules folders) but mo
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by kyriakos 4y ago
Would they be able to reach anywhere else in their system though? In that case availability of heavy metals on their home planet becomes a non issue.
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by kyriakos 4y ago
I've been using mutagen for a long time as a workaround for WSL2 slow Windows storage access. I setup 2 copies of my project code, one in Windows and one in WSL2. IDE sees Windows drive while build tools and docker use Linux drive. Mut
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by kyriakos 4y ago
Is this green bubble a US teens thing? Personally never heard a person in real life complaining about it. Maybe cause people here use WhatsApp, viber, telegram etc
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by kyriakos 4y ago
New office opened in Cyprus, lots of positions open on their site. I assume they are expanding out of Russia.
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by kyriakos 4y ago
I go through an android phone every 3 years. All my old models work fine (minus the battery life being less). Bottomline it depends on the usage.
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by kyriakos 4y ago
Sadly not available in my country (and many more).
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by kyriakos 4y ago
Russia can't sell as easily as it sells to Europe for the same reasons Europe can't buy from other sources easily. Pipeline availability and capacity.
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Learn the PHP Framework for Web Artisans(bootcamp.laravel.com)
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by kyriakos 4y ago
Also comes in spray form. It's particularly useful for superficial but large scratches you want to protect if you want to go swimming because it creates a waterproof skin layer (I used it during a beach holiday a few years ago and it t
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by kyriakos 4y ago
+livewire or inertiajs
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by kyriakos 4y ago
Is this something that can be blocked at router/firewall level?
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by kyriakos 4y ago
Never promise 100% availability unless you have 24/7 real humans monitoring. It will eventually come back to bite you.
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by kyriakos 4y ago
Anecdotal but I worked for a non tech company over a decade ago that had a monthly password change policy. When I started at the company my desk wasn't ready the first day so I was seated on the workstation of another employee who was
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by kyriakos 4y ago
Policies like this one is what makes people write their passwords on post it notes. It's hard to create new memorable passwords every month or two so people will either keep using a pattern or be forced to write it down on paper. MFA i
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by kyriakos 4y ago
You can host your "own" roms on a Web server and feed them to it. I don't think that an emulator should provide the content.
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by kyriakos 4y ago
I find hibernation to be the best approach. Zero battery drain, my laptop boots in 5 seconds (or negligible time to be concerned about). Just set it up to hibernate when the lid is closed.
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by kyriakos 4y ago
I get this on Ubuntu servers too. It just won't force it on you but I assume Windows server doesn't either.
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by kyriakos 4y ago
How are they delivered to the lungs?
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by kyriakos 4y ago
What was the delivery method?
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by kyriakos 4y ago
And porn
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by kyriakos 4y ago
By the time that happens dolby would have the next iteration of atmos and you'll have to get a new receiver. This is the sad truth about modern consumer electronics, very short life span.
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by kyriakos 4y ago
Apple prefers to pay dolby than help Google in any way it seems.

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