moontear

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   by moontear 5y ago

   I also run everything with docker stack(s) currently. Not using salt and haven’t heard of it. Why would I want salt and not ansible or something similar?
2. 182.▲
   by moontear 5y ago

   Very nice and beautiful! Would print and put on my wall Is the „A“ from Average in the poster set apart a bit more (letter-spacing) or am I seeing things?
3. 183.▲
   by moontear 5y ago

   That’s why I said via VPN, but yes of course it’s more secure if you add another layer - I wouldn’t say more secure than SSH or VPN.
4. 184.▲
   by moontear 5y ago

   The longform articles on hackaday are always very informative
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   by moontear 5y ago

   Setting it up via Docker container is a lot easier than a custom setup. I really am not a fan of Guacamole. I love the idea and convenience of having everything running in the browser from the client side, but I much prefer a real RDP sessi
6. 186.▲
   by moontear 5y ago

   Take that to the Feedback form, I'm sure the product team would appreciate such detailed feedback.
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   by moontear 5y ago

   You mean like the Environment.SpecialFolders enum? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.environme... There are several other classes that take care of getting folders, least of which checking sy
8. 188.▲
   by moontear 5y ago

   * by deleting the Xbox game bar Just kidding - impressive how much you can safe in terms of size.
9. 189.▲
   by moontear 5y ago

   To me it looks very much like mRemoteNG ( https://mremoteng.org/ ). Is this just because the same WinForms libraries were used or is there some meat to this?
10. 190.▲
    by moontear 5y ago

    I get the intention of the website. I also do like your design. I just don't think the information is helpful as it is represented right now as others has also commented already. You are supposed to start by selecting a country. Let&#x
11. 191.▲
    by moontear 5y ago

    This would be the right thing to do from AWS. Would be the perfect April fools day joke.
12. 192.▲
    by moontear 6y ago

    To be fair this is not a comparison, but rather showing equivalent products with no qualitative rating of the other companies’ product. Therefore I think this is a good Ressource albeit not a comparison.
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    by moontear 6y ago

    This is really nice, but I want more data. Everything of course only if publically available: - Where are the probes located right now (map)? - what is their trajectory/target location? - what does the data look like being transmitted
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    by moontear 6y ago

    How is it that pretty much all stock trackers / APIs only support US symbols? There are so many stocks out there that don't have a symbol and have an ISIN. Is everybody only trading symbol-based stocks? That seems very limited to
15. 195.▲
    by moontear 6y ago

    How is this related to getting notified on GitHub file changes? Wouldn't you agree that any Microsoft-dominance discussion would be rather off-topic here?
16. 196.▲
    by moontear 6y ago

    If the plane were my machine there would be no danger.
17. 197.▲
    by moontear 6y ago

    Why is it bad that it is embedded in the .NET ecosystem?
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    by moontear 6y ago

    Maybe the fear of actual death by radiation is over-proportionate, but what about nuclear waste? It is only mentioned in the very end of the article, but many countries are having problems finding a suitable site for long-term storage of nu
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    by moontear 6y ago

    I am not an expert, but what I thought was remarkable is the 12000 channels Musk talked about. New cochlear implants have 120 channels - one channel is one neuron (AFAIK) - more neurons is better results. I would love some expert take on th
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    by moontear 6y ago

    Thanks for this! I was just gonna say "wait, this looks exactly like Visual Studio Online".
21. 201.▲
    by moontear 6y ago

    Not OP but https://shadow.tech/
22. 202.▲
    by moontear 7y ago

    What a horrible headline. Clickbait. While I love Hokusai's art, this article does not explain why the Great Wave mystifies art lovers nor how it does so for generations.
23. 203.▲
    by moontear 7y ago

    Same thought here. I thought something along the lines of hackertyper. Something that looks like real code, but isn't.
24. 204.▲
    by moontear 7y ago

    No, it doesn't. PowerShell has aliases like `cls` for `Clear-Host`, but no "short variants". Maybe this is a bit nitpicky, but wording is important since aliases should for example not be used in scripts as they may be change
25. 205.▲
    by moontear 7y ago

    Giving it a shot, I just remembered Launchy from the good old days. I‘m happy with the start menu search as my launcher when it works.
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    by moontear 7y ago

    So far, no. I have reset search index, reindexed and tried the PowerShell commands from the KB article. Search in Windows Explorer works just fine - only Start menu doesn’t. Troubleshooter says incorrect permissions for search directories b
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    by moontear 7y ago

    Thanks for that search problem link I am exactly one of those users and start menu search just isn’t working. I have switched to Launchy as an alternative after years of being happy with the start menu search. I can finally look for a solut
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    by moontear 7y ago

    PowerPoint supports importing SVGs since at least 2016. I am using them constantly and do everything in SVG. Export to SVG you can’t - but online converters make that easy. Excel Supports JSON and s bunch of other stuff via PowerQuery which
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    by moontear 7y ago

    The quickest way is and always was Help > About Firefox
30. 210.▲
    by moontear 7y ago

    Sounds reasonable to me. Would love too see that information on the official Mozilla blog for the post-mortem. I personally think it is great to have a mechanism to push fixes quickly - whatever the name is. I just don't understand why