locusofself

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by locusofself 7y ago
I kindof agree. My memory doesn't work like this, I could spend a week troubleshooting, following various twists and turns and eventually finding a solution with a big aha! moment, and not remember much of anything about it a week late
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by locusofself 7y ago
I do like IRCCloud, and use it often. But it's not Slack. Slack is one of those things that seems sortof dumb and simple but it just isn't. They've built a very compelling set of features that many of us now just take for gra
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by locusofself 7y ago
I'm not sure about power PC, but about 15 years ago I was working on a MIPS based desktop linux system, and there was no way to get adobe flash to run on it, which at the time was a big deal. Could they have similar issues with media s
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by locusofself 7y ago
fascinating .. so there we go. there was an attempt!
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by locusofself 7y ago
I saw this story, but didn't know it was in my hometown and current city of Spokane, WA (~200k people, growing city). Very cool. The hill where he fell is the crux of our annual Bloomsday race (running/walking/wheelchair, 12k
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by locusofself 7y ago
I have no idea, but I would hope so..
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by locusofself 7y ago
Amen to this. tmux is nifty by itself but the native experience is SO much better.
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by locusofself 7y ago
how does this apply to compiled languages though?
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by locusofself 7y ago
oh man, I so remember a lot of this. I started my Linux journey with RedHat 4.2 that I bought from Hastings (Music/Video/Book store). I remember minicom and typing ATDT and the number of my ISP to get the modem to dial, then once
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by locusofself 7y ago
Marty: What happened to Stumpy Joe? Derek: Well, uh, it's not a very pleasant story...but, uh, he died...uh...he choked on...the ac- the official explanation was he choked on vomit. David: He passed away. Nigel: It was actually, was ac
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by locusofself 7y ago
Honest question for the folks complaining about input lag, does this actually effect your typing of text/commands into the terminal? I feel like I am particularly sensitive to latency in the audio world (such as recording though effect
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by locusofself 7y ago
I love Mac's music. The single/album name clash sounds like a huge waste of time, can't believe anyone even mentioned it.
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by locusofself 8y ago
His book “human” is also very good
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by locusofself 8y ago
I am excited to try this and hope it proves easy to setup and reliable to use. X11 forwarding is just terrible, completely useless over WAN. sshfs is also a bad solution for coding as it doesn't do inotify properly, so if a file change
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by locusofself 8y ago
I love 'bpython' , python CLI with syntax highlighting and autocomplete for testing out quick ideas. Slightly off topic, but can I just say that iTerm2's native tmux integration is really awesome.
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by locusofself 8y ago
Check out Nick Lane's videos on his theory of life origins on earth. Fascinating stuff.
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by locusofself 8y ago
I've been using the chrome plugin "Kill News Feed" for several years and took the app off my phone. I feel like a have a healthy relationship with FB now. If someone wants to send me a message, I'm still there. If I need
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by locusofself 8y ago
I run 25+ deployments of mattermost (some free and some enterprise for LDAP support) and don't have those issues on any of my systems. Some features we would love to see arent there, but all the basics work great if your network and co
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by locusofself 9y ago
I'm using it now to build an in-house replacement for FreePBX that does less of everything and more of what we want. So a frontend for asterisk that interfaces with some voip/sms APIs/trunks.
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by locusofself 9y ago
Riding the bus in Seattle is usually a bad experience (olfactory, auditory, etc). Hobos, wangsters, creepers, stinkers, etc. But it costs ~$40 to park downtown for work day. How could anyone afford/justify that? I had a parking pass th
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by locusofself 9y ago
+1 citalopram. only downside is a bit of jaw tightness
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by locusofself 9y ago
poorly encrypted
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by locusofself 9y ago
I have a few dozen mattermost deployments I maintain. It's great.
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by locusofself 9y ago
lots of great music is made to a click track. it's an invaluable tool for some kinds of music and some songs in music of all kinds. a good artist / producer knows when to use a click or not.
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by locusofself 9y ago
Learning Ansible really well proved far more valuable to my work life. I integrate lots stuff, stuff like OpenVPN, Asterisk, Freeswitch, stuff that can hardly be "contained" and still even work. Some stuff does not work in contain
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by locusofself 9y ago
I used docker for a while last year and attended Dockercon. I was really excited about it and thought it was going to solve many of my problems. But with how complicated my stack is, it just didn't make sense to use ultimately. I love
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by locusofself 9y ago
When it first came out, it "just worked". The simplicity of the folder=key was great. If you have the long key passphrase, you are in. Then they implemented a whole bunch of features that I thought were clunky, emailing the passph
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by locusofself 9y ago
Bittorrent "Sync" was a promising application until they tried to monetize it and made it worse (Resilio Sync).
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by locusofself 10y ago
doesn't really apply to me, but I was excited to see the author of this post. REAPER is simply an amazing program for music creation, and a great price.. I use it every day for many years now. He coded WinAMP back in the day too !