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by mojzu 5y ago
I've switched to Windows from Ubuntu on my desktop for development. I do miss some things but WSL2 is surprisingly good, the bluetooth stack doesn't randomly fail (as often) and having access to Windows and Linux tools at the same
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by mojzu 5y ago
This is the kind of thing I'd like to see, I'm not opposed to subscription services by themselves but the predatory and shady practices that often accompany them have made me default to negative assumptions about products and serv
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by mojzu 5y ago
I had a similar experience, could only go 30 minutes at first until motion sickness set in or the headset became uncomfortable. After some time and headset strap adjustments though I'm comfortable for a couple of hours or so at least.
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by mojzu 5y ago
I've got the Index, there was definitely some acclimatisation required to dampen the motion sickness (especially for free movement) but for the most part I've had a great experience with it. Half-Life Alyx is an incredible game, a
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by mojzu 5y ago
The only actual number on the site also doesn't seem to be sourced properly, it just sends you to the NCMEC data page, or are they just assuming that they'll lose all of Facebook's submissions if they turn on E2E?
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by mojzu 5y ago
Yeah, it's probably overkill but I think the multiple layers would help in cases I misconfigured something or if an account someone uses to log into Tailscale was compromised. For example when I ran the containers on a linux host I dis
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by mojzu 5y ago
Anecdotally from the people I know who've got covid since omicron was identified, none have had to go to hospital (all are double vaccinated, some had booster), but it can still be a rough few days/week while ill and some are stil
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by mojzu 5y ago
My notes were pretty rough but I've tried putting them into a gist here: https://gist.github.com/mojzu/b093d79e73e7aa302dde8e335945b2... Which covers using step-ca with Caddy to get TLS certs via ACME for subdomai
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by mojzu 5y ago
I've been using it too and it works well, particularly with Caddy to do automatic certificates with ACME where possible Plus all my services go through Tailscale, so although I am leaking internal hostnames via DNS, all those records p
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by mojzu 5y ago
I think a scaled cost would be more interesting, although the chances of it being implemented enough to test it anywhere is probably nil. E.g. you get 5 years for free without registration, to get another 5 years you must register and pay a
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by mojzu 5y ago
The article states that Singapore's app doesn't use the protocol developed by Google/Apple, so I assume their app has been designed to collect location data whereas my understanding of the Google/Apple protocol is that i
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by mojzu 5y ago
There are plenty of cases of efficient and inefficient processes in both capitalist and socialist systems, if any can be described as being wholly one or the other anymore. As a direct example to your point, compare the amount of bureaucrac
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by mojzu 5y ago
I think that's an oversimplification, while I'd agree that modern life costs more to sustain in terms of required input from many different people and industries. There's also issues like the productivity/wage gap, gener
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by mojzu 5y ago
The comments that get me are the replies to the insane bills along the lines of "don't worry about it, just spend 10's or 100's of hours on the phone/filling in forms/arguing with insurance reps and maybe, even
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by mojzu 5y ago
The argument that these companies are too big and that creates bad incentives/lack of incentives to improve is one I'm much more sympathetic to. I'd be in favour of more smaller companies/communities although I don'
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by mojzu 5y ago
Given the quantity of video uploaded to youtube I'm not sure human moderation of any significant amount of it is even possible anymore. Humans are definitely better at handling many situations but are also prone to their own biases (e.
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by mojzu 5y ago
Yeah it seems likely to me to be an overzealous AI decision, given the background noise of anti-vaccine disinformation on youtube these days I wouldn't be surprised if they've turned up their algorithms at the cost of more false a
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by mojzu 5y ago
Could they do this given current or near-future technology? My understanding is wireless charging is ~30% less efficient then using a cable, and degrades the battery more. I'm not sure it'd be much of an environmental win to have
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by mojzu 5y ago
Reasons like these are why I switched to using virtualised Linux for most of my development, trying to run it natively on hardware works great 95%+ of the time, but that last 5% is usually tricky to fix without delving into years old mailin
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by mojzu 5y ago
Looks like an interesting project, how complete is the OpenAPI support? It seems like most Rust web frameworks have an open issue for it/some partial implementation
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by mojzu 5y ago
The EU is not a monolith, there are many groups within it pushing different ideas. Some of them tech-friendly, some of them not. From my layman's perspective though it seems as though national governments who want to implement unpopula
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by mojzu 5y ago
There are enough swiping keyboards around now that it would be tricky to get any patent on it surely? Definitely seems like a dick move but "tech company copies good feature that isn't legally protected" is not exactly uncomm
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by mojzu 5y ago
That's fair, but for me it has reached the stage where I will avoid apps that try to tie me into yet another payment ecosystem that doesn't integrate with anything else. Apple's definitely has it's negatives but is also
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by mojzu 5y ago
I don't think Apple's payment system has a much better user experience then many other providers, however the major pro-consumer benefit it has imo is that everything is in one place. I've reached the stage where I'm hap
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by mojzu 5y ago
If The Verge's article is accurate about how/when the CSAM scanning occurs then I don't have a problem with that, sounds like they're moving the scanning from server to client side, the concerns about false positives see
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by mojzu 5y ago
I think a tool like that could be very valuable, as you said in most cases you end up in the same few common locations. Most of the time the reason I fall back on google is because I'm not sure whether what I'm looking for is goin
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by mojzu 5y ago
I think it depends on what you’re searching for, for dev related stuff no other search engine I’ve tried comes close. But there are whole industries now that are so heavily SEO’d that finding useful information without knowing the exact key
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by mojzu 5y ago
Not the original poster but I use my iPad Air for a similar setup. Development environment runs under Docker Compose/WSL2 on my desktop, which I can start/stop using Chrome remote desktop. I've got code server and portainer i
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by mojzu 5y ago
Happy index/steam controller customer here, had to RMA one of the index controllers for a weird resetting issue but they handled that really well so I feel I’ve got my money’s worth. I may be biased though because valve is actually the
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by mojzu 5y ago
I found that book really useful too, and it led me towards leaning more heavily on Postgres. For a long time using Postgres I just treated it as a ‘dumb’ data store with an ORM in front of it, but learning about CTEs, window functions, user

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