michelledepeil

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by michelledepeil 4y ago
I really think you're reading too much into this. Your comment was quite inflammatory (calling certain behaviour disgusting) and had both objectively false info (tailscale is in free for individual use) and subjectively questionable st
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by michelledepeil 4y ago
The post you're responding to wasn't arguing for capabilities, it was arguing for ease-of-use and it was right. Your comment is pointless and a straw-man argument.
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by michelledepeil 5y ago
Couldn't agree more. I'm starting to believe in this paradigm and would love to see future iterations. Almost enough so to pay the initial backer tax for this model.
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by michelledepeil 5y ago
I don't know if it's possible, but if you want a windows experience you might want to try cinnamon. If you're feeling lucky and don't mind a bit of customization, XFCE can do it too.
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by michelledepeil 5y ago
Pretty cool! But my god, it's still quite some work to reach i3wm-level keyboard control.
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by michelledepeil 5y ago
I think all of the initially stated requirements work for me with default settings on LM20.2 + xfce (on an x230), however not over a usb-c hub (just a display port cable and power cable directly attached to the laptop). I wonder if the prob
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by michelledepeil 5y ago
It's a different aesthetic, but t- and p-series thinkpads are well supported by various linux distros and the experience is considerably smoother (and with better battery life) than 5-10 years ago.
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by michelledepeil 5y ago
What kind of possibilities do you see? Right now, I don't see the point - It makes sense to use a special language, with a relatively short learning curve, to develop infra as opposed to executable code. But maybe I'm not thinking
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by michelledepeil 5y ago
Linux mint might be a good candidate. The distro also took a stand against snap(-store), and chrome/chromium works fine afaik.
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by michelledepeil 5y ago
>One example I've seen of a bot automatically creating PRs is dependabot to automatically update dependencies, but in my opinion it adds way more noise than value. Running a command locally to do the updates is just as easy, without
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by michelledepeil 5y ago
This review is totally correct and I share the hope/idea that this might be the big linux-on-phones jumping-off point. I've been daily driving the Librem 5 with postmarketOS/phosh for a couple of months now, and though I cert
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by michelledepeil 5y ago
Ha, it seems phosh for the librem 5 might have pushed too many changes upstream to gnome. FWIW those paradigms seem to work great in the mobile context.
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by michelledepeil 6y ago
I tried dvorak on the moonlander (and have typed dvorak for a looong time before that on regular keebs), but ended up going back to qwerty, and using a layer for the punctuation surrounding the letters. This way you make the most use of the
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by michelledepeil 6y ago
This is perfect, because it's an after-the-fact solution instead of me trying to remember to type the right git command in the first place, much like copy-pasting the suggested command is. Thanks for the suggestion!
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by michelledepeil 6y ago
The final example `yank -- xsel -b` is probably the most directly useful for me, but it still doesn't solve the following problem which irritates me to all hell: $ git push fatal: The current branch new has no upstream branch.
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by michelledepeil 6y ago
Okay, fair enough, I guess what I'm getting at is that I find it hard to call that socialism of any kind: it's just corrupt government via bribery (probably).
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by michelledepeil 6y ago
Sure, the rich might be getting richer, and the poor might be getting poorer, though for all intents and purposes this change seems to affect the middle class, or what is left of it. What I don't understand is how that ties in with soc
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by michelledepeil 6y ago
Some adblockers (blokada at least) do a vpn dns loop thing, and allow you to add host file entries manually, but blokada gave me some issues recently, and is pushing the paid option a lot.
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by michelledepeil 6y ago
I think it's an interesting point to discuss whether state funding is possible for FOSS software like firefox that creates market competition within a certain segment. It would certainly work well with a more pure view of capitalism, t
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Mozilla: The Final Form of Capitalism(whatshouldyoueat.com)
2 points by michelledepeil 6y ago|0 comments
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by michelledepeil 6y ago
Composability whilst maintaining a monolith codebase. The code in its single imageis used in 3 different environments, without including any runtimes that those environments might not need, keeping the image small. At the same time all code
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by michelledepeil 6y ago
I largely agree with you, best tool for the job and whatnot. At the same time, I feel that due to the time I've spent investigating and experimenting with containers, I'm almost better at getting containers to work the way I want
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by michelledepeil 6y ago
To be honest, I have a fairly similar situation, I just use a different code-container for local than for production. In production we run some things directly and package the code, whereas in local we package the services, and have the cod
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by michelledepeil 6y ago
I won't be the first to tell you that docker + macos is a constant struggle. It can be done, and I support about 10 developers using about 10 simultaneous containers on macos. My troubleshooting workflow right now is the following: - I
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by michelledepeil 6y ago
I can opine based on my current position, where I interact with both containerized and non-containerized infra, specifically a docker-compose-like system versus direct installs on AWS EC2 instances. In my opinion, a well made containerized
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by michelledepeil 6y ago
Out of curiosity, why not make the app source-available?
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How to gracefully stop a docker container(whatshouldyoueat.com)
2 points by michelledepeil 7y ago|0 comments
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by michelledepeil 7y ago
Just checked and the instances are running Amazon Linux AMI 2018.03, which has `ID_LIKE="rhel fedora"`. EDIT: I changed the title of this post to reflect that fact.
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An interesting Amazon Linux memory bug(whatshouldyoueat.com)
1 points by michelledepeil 7y ago|3 comments
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by michelledepeil 8y ago
I'm reminded of a recent article about a criminal being caught because his brother had used 23andme.

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