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mech422
5y ago
One of the issues with 'raising money' is that the investors typically want to see you spend it, to generate a return. VC were famous for this. Spending money, growing to the 'magic' 50 employees, etc. became full time j
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5y ago
I gave up on IPMI/DRAC/ILO on my old server equipment - it was the most fragile part of the machines. I ended up just getting a used Raritan IP KVM off ebay, and its worked perfectly.
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5y ago
I remember there used to be plugins for setting the UA to mimic popular browsers. I should see if I can dig one up. Thanks!
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mech422
5y ago
Thanks! I really should read up on this stuff at some point. I've actually never had to do any windows coding, so my knowledge about it is sorely lacking.
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mech422
5y ago
Wow...that was ... scary. At least now I know its not just me having these issues. Thanks!
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mech422
5y ago
I clicked it, read some of it.. I think he's all 3
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mech422
5y ago
Neat idea! TBH, I had no idea windows had security features like SRP.
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mech422
5y ago
>>I.e. just use a browser that supports the extensions you need instead. Wonder how long that'll be an option. I use FF for all my browsing and its amazing how much stuff breaks if you're not using chrome. I'm thinkin
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mech422
5y ago
I get annoyed with the 'think of the (metaphorical) children' school of safety. If you want to do something to improve people's safety awareness - make actual browser dialogs and chrome distinctive and unforgable (maybe a sp
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mech422
5y ago
yeah. I'm blind as a bat, so I only get 1 window per monitor anyway - so the extra space wouldn't be an issue. P.S. Am I the only one losing the fight with smaller pixels? As monitors get higher res, I keep having to increase th
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mech422
5y ago
yeah - the huge chunk of space between 'home' and the address field is just wasted..It's plenty big enough to shrink it a bit and add some 'outside' padding to the ends of the bar.
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5y ago
I'd be happier if there was just more padding on the 'ends' of the address bar, and less padding 'internal' to it. The space between 'home' and address bar would be a lot more useful if it was split betwe
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mech422
5y ago
having some padding is nice to have a spot to 'grab' when you want to move windows around. Firefox chrome has gotten so small its a hard to find a 'safe' place to grab.
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mech422
5y ago
I'm the opposite - I have 4K monitors, but it seems like there is no chrome left to grab when you want to move windows in 'modern' apps. Anyplace you click - does something you probably didn't want to do.
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mech422
5y ago
My typing class in high school only accepted perfect speed tests. No errors at all. Given how many typos I see in even business correspondence, I wonder if 'editing read through' has gone the way of the manual typewriter :-P
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mech422
5y ago
that's actually a pretty lame response. They're both programming languages - I'm sure there will be no confusion :-P
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mech422
5y ago
Hmm - at first, I thought it was this: https://mercurylang.org/ Seems like a google search might have been good before picking an name ?
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mech422
5y ago
Thanks! I didn't realize they were still going back then..
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mech422
5y ago
I was actually working 30+ hours/week from 12-13 years old, and I'm GenX. We're slated to retire at 67. P.S. - I was doing data entry for local real estate companies and simple BASIC 'cash register' setups for loca
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5y ago
wait - 20 years? what did they release in 2k? I remember them from the 80s/90s??
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mech422
5y ago
Heh...20 years is almost enough for me to forgive them for killing infocom :-P Once 'graphic adventures' came out, poor old Zork was fed to the grues..
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5y ago
I'm currently a full time employee at a contract firm. Befor e that, I was full time with an international firm and before that I was full time with a local CDN provider. that goes back about 10 years...
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5y ago
I've been WFH for 20 years now... It gets easier all the time, the pay gets better, and I actually have a much better setup at home then I've ever had in an office (Granted, I've had 20 years to set it up...) I'm not con
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mech422
5y ago
Huh...sounds interesting.. Thanks for the heads up :-)
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5y ago
First thing I thought too... "Someone's rebuilding DMOZ?"
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5y ago
No - I like that one, and how its used in other stories.. but I was thinking of the factory from: http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-001-o5 I also loved how they mix-n-matched scp's to see how their effects would interact
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mech422
5y ago
God, I hope something like this catches on... Electron apps are the bane of my (computing) existence. Oddly enough, the only one that doesn't seem to suck is VSC - which I would have expected to be one of the biggest/slowest. How
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5y ago
oh - and I never did figure out what was up / finish reading with the clockwork men from the toy factory ? I seem to recall starting an arc about a girl that worked there...
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mech422
5y ago
I also liked the stories about the space ship and crew... The angel one, and the guy in the sarcophagus were neat too. Oh - and the factory!
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5y ago
Gahh....Noo...I'll never finish looking all that up :-P Thanks - there's some interesting stuff there /me runs off to google "House of Wisdom"
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