lemme_tell_ya

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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
Exactly what I was thinking too
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
> Any one still using MySQL? Yes, but more so MariaDB > Do you manage your own MySQL installation? Yes and no, depends on the environment. > what managed provider do you use? RDS > what’s your biggest pain point? Nothing initial
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
WD / Sandisk make Industrial MicroSD cards as well meant for this kind of application, you can get them from Digikey and Mouser.
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by lemme_tell_ya 2y ago
They really should have focused on that $25,000 Model 2 instead of a Cybertruck.
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by lemme_tell_ya 3y ago
Why though? Microsoft will stop providing security updates at some point (if they've not done so already.) I could see the advantage if you had an industrial use for Win 7/8, or perhaps in an air-gapped environment and for certain
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by lemme_tell_ya 3y ago
MobaXTerm was great for X11 forwarding
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by lemme_tell_ya 3y ago
doxygen
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by lemme_tell_ya 3y ago
I'd use the $100k for living expenses and take a year off of work and focus on diet and exercise...
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by lemme_tell_ya 3y ago
I picked up standard[1] a while back for this reason, I don't want to have to think about it. It works fine, I have no complaints (took me a while to get used to not using semi-colons but now I prefer it) Same reason I use `cargo fmt`
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by lemme_tell_ya 3y ago
I played around with DSL a lot back in 2009 or so, it ran great on old PCs I salvaged from the garbage. > Hats off to Puppy Linux for staying one of the few that still offer a full desktop environment in a small size. Don't forget S
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by lemme_tell_ya 3y ago
I work for a small tech company in the US (~25 employees) and a few of them are in Europe. My boss didn't seem to have any issue hiring them and he wears a lot of hats, and we didn't hire them due to cost but to their very specifi
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by lemme_tell_ya 3y ago
We started down this path before COVID, it's just accelerating now. I think language, accents[0], time zones, and culture are the main things providing any resistance to this happening even quicker than it should. [0]We once had a pers
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by lemme_tell_ya 3y ago
I know I am more productive for sure. I started working remotely in 2017, but I wasn't allowed to jump right into it. I had an agreement with my manager and I started doing one day remote a week, then two, and eventually built up to fu
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by lemme_tell_ya 3y ago
I think it's a culmination of things: - Like you said: once work leaves the office, there is no reason for the work to remain in the USA or Europe. I witnessed this at a company I was working at in 2019-2021. I was managing a small tea