mdszy

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by mdszy 7y ago
>Waymonauts Weird-ass names for employees of a company is one of the weirdest "WE HAVE TO TRY HARD TO MAKE PEOPLE FEEL LIKE A PART OF THE CULTURE" things ever, honestly.
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by mdszy 7y ago
Why not just use tmux? Then you get all the features that comes with too.
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by mdszy 7y ago
Every self-checkout I've ever used accepts cash. It's just a normal bill acceptor. Taking money out/providing change to the machines could be done on a scheduled basis by employees that just do that.
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by mdszy 7y ago
~~So if I understand correctly, this lets you create a RAMdisk to use from within your own programs?~~ Nope, I don't understand correctly. It's too early for me.
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by mdszy 7y ago
Tried Roam for a bit but an online-only option when most of my notes are work related isn't something I can do. I did just get an email from them about "Beautiful creations of the RoamCult" RoamCult? Come on. Calling your use
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by mdszy 7y ago
>You may disagree with me, but I don't believe a CEO can be fired for mismanagement. >The Internet will kill you; but it may encourage you. >In an age of infinite innovation, why create what you think people will use? My sides
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by mdszy 7y ago
I've noticed the same thing. I'm almost certain that at the scale Amazon works at, there has to be a priority queue for these sorts of things. There's no way they could make Prime work if they just changed the shipping meth
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by mdszy 7y ago
Exactly, that's why I use it when I want cheap above all else.
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by mdszy 7y ago
I haven't paid for a windows license a single time in my life and kinda forgot that people (home users, anyway) actually did.
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by mdszy 7y ago
I've also just stopped using Amazon for ethical reasons on top of the decline in quality. However, if I want cheap stuff, that's what I use eBay for. Given Amazon has just turned into, like I said, eBay with slightly faster shippi
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by mdszy 7y ago
If you're buying from AliExpress/Wish (aka: direct from china) I don't think there's much room for being surprised when you get fakes. eBay in many cases too. Amazon especially needs to get its shit together, though. I u
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by mdszy 7y ago
Every day it seems more realistic to just install Windows 10 LTSC [0] instead of dealing with this crap. 0: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/whats-new/ltsc/
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Don't Use Email to SMS Gateways. Please(szy.io)
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by mdszy 7y ago
Nope!
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by mdszy 7y ago
I'm sure of exactly zero things.
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by mdszy 7y ago
Sure it's "wearable" if your definition of "wearable" is incredibly loose.
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by mdszy 7y ago
If you're not prepared to deal with that, use a VPS host. That's what I do.
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by mdszy 7y ago
It's almost like the expectation that companies pay proper taxes to the countries they exist in IS pretty straight forward.
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by mdszy 7y ago
No. It depends on how much it costs to erect thousands upon thousands of miles of transmission lines.
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by mdszy 7y ago
That's absolutely not equivalent. labor != money If the union benefited from your LABOR then there would be no incentive for unions to strike.
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by mdszy 7y ago
I've never had an outage on my own system that didn't take two seconds to fix because some service just needed restarting. When you don't have to cater to more than 1 user, there are VASTLY fewer things that can go wrong in a
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by mdszy 7y ago
Nah. This is why you should run your own gogs/gitea instance.
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by mdszy 7y ago
The union isn't benefiting from your labor, this makes no sense.
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by mdszy 7y ago
And the company can walk away too, they just don't get to take the workers with them. A corporation is not entitled to anyone's labor.
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by mdszy 7y ago
No, the hilarious part is how the author thinks it's trivial to replace all existing railways that diesel trains use with electrified ones. That's an immense infrastructure project that is almost certainly not financially worth it
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by mdszy 7y ago
>They are made by people much faster/better/stronger than most of us. lmfao no they're not
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by mdszy 7y ago
I'm talking about how that's completely not feasible anymore because of how every project has dependencies upon dependencies upon dependencies because the general development attitude has shifted towards "import a single libr
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by mdszy 7y ago
>Also, you should look at least at the docs of the packages you install Brb reading the docs for every micro-package installed as a dependency for what I just installed that provides functionality that could've been hand written in
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by mdszy 7y ago
Why not see what happens[0] 0: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22356125
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Computer(en.wikipedia.org)
18 points by mdszy 7y ago|0 comments

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