mike503

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by mike503 2y ago
I use authelia with nginx proxy manager talking to it for auth, works well. Haven't externalized the users since I only have a few to deal with, but it's cool having an entire suite of sites protected and provides http headers to
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by mike503 2y ago
I found references on Google's pages still that said "as much as you need" or whatever, even after they were actively shutting things down and enforcing limits.
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by mike503 2y ago
Same. It's been terrible since day one basically. I'm always having to be cognizant of my power.
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by mike503 2y ago
Boeing chose profits over safety. All companies choose profits over <literally anything> That's unfettered capitalism.
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by mike503 2y ago
DHTML was HTML mixed with JS/VB type scripting[1] not server side stuff like PHP :) 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_HTML
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by mike503 2y ago
Yep. It's scary to enterprises, because of lazy (or incompetent) security folks. It's just like any other language. They just look at crap like WP and the amount and ease of code dumped out to the net. Disregarding the actual stuf
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by mike503 2y ago
Just ditched my HP for a Brother a couple months back, after having continual issues with individual colors running out and eventually it refused to recognize a single color cartridge slot, I never used color anyway. So went to a Brother mo
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by mike503 2y ago
There is a huge market (IMO) for elderly/"boomer" support for all kinds of technologies. One thing that made me think about it was seeing an ad for a simple phone designed for seniors that includes "unlimited support&quo
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by mike503 3y ago
Gone too soon. Great Chekhov, loved in Terminator Salvation
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by mike503 3y ago
Last I interacted with their support, they had plaintext view of my customer's password. They used it for verification. Terrible company. Terrible practices. Pathetic.
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by mike503 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q8oCilY4szc Profit over all else, capitalism!
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by mike503 3y ago
I know a guy who used to go to McDonald's simply for the Diet Coke. I love McDonald's Diet Coke myself, although my local one lately has been messing the mix up somehow... I will admit that the Diet Coke alone will steer me to cho
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by mike503 3y ago
They help create the problem to sell you the solution.
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by mike503 3y ago
Quicken's Simplifi is pretty close. I tried Monarch as well. Simplifi seemed a bit more polished. To me, YNAB was a different type of tool than what I wanted. I didn't want everything assigned to a budget and such. I just want som
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by mike503 3y ago
It's not just EMR, it's just capitalism in general. Everything is about squeezing the most value out of the least budget. If there was a way to factor in costs due to downtime, poor usability, anything like that, might be able to
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by mike503 3y ago
Also if you've ever done a deeper analysis of Lucky jeans, the same exact model is wildly different depending on where it got produced. Different material composition, fit, flexibility/softness (due to the difference in materials)
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by mike503 3y ago
You don't need an AI boyfriend. Just buy a console and a headset and you could talk to an infinite amount of real (mostly) male people, many of whom would be very interested in a female on the mic.
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by mike503 3y ago
SAFe is a cancer. In my experience scrum is done absolutely wrong, every time, and teams should be able to decide the most effective way to manage themselves, not top-down directives and one-size-fits-all garbage.
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by mike503 3y ago
To me it's the same bs as giving new customers better incentives vs. rewarding loyal existing customers.
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by mike503 3y ago
Did they make over $100M from the fees? If so, it's still profit.
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by mike503 3y ago
I was looking forward to being able to remotely control aspects of the dryer, but disappointed that my LG only allows control if the button is physically pushed to enable remote (and it only lets you do one remote instruction before it requ
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by mike503 3y ago
HR teams need to filter, wind up using ML systems to distill us down to keywords. Applicants start using ML. Now we have computers creating applications to be reviewed by computers for a job to get hired where you use ML to try to shortcut
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by mike503 3y ago
I hate LinkedIn. I closed mine.
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by mike503 3y ago
It's always DNS. And if it's not DNS, it's certificates. 99.9% of the time.
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by mike503 3y ago
Yeah I know. The best way I learn is to work a specific problem and/or be able to look at something already working.
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by mike503 3y ago
Same. f-suck. fsuck.
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by mike503 3y ago
I use STERN to start as it covers as much of RSTLNE as you can and I'm a Wheel fan :) It's amazing that even if I have 100% miss I'm almost always able to still solve it by the end. I don't know what it is with 5 letters
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by mike503 3y ago
Perhaps something like objectiveFS might be worth looking into. Since it already creates a layer on top of S3 and tries to address all this and includes its own cache mechanism. No idea if it's performance is still too inconsistent or
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by mike503 3y ago
Also, with those 3 languages try to find open source projects looking for bug fixes and such. That'd make for a solid portfolio!
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by mike503 3y ago
Try being an (old school) sysadmin / platform / DevOps person that doesn't have terraform/ansible/python skills. Never needed it, always been overkill, and every single job wants it in the space now. I've made

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