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   by movedx 5y ago

   > There is an alternative, make it so that users can intuitively discover features by playing around. I believe Steve Jobs told some pretentious story along that line when he launched the iPad. And of course the technology hasn't ev
2. 422.▲
   by movedx 5y ago

   lol ;-)
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   by movedx 5y ago

   This reminds me of a conversation I heard once in London. I was in a line for some food at a Puppet (the config management tool) conference and two guys in front of me were chatting about their Puppet runs. One turned to the other and said,
4. 424.▲
   by movedx 5y ago

   Check out Cold Turkey.
5. 425.▲
   by movedx 5y ago

   Not to be rude, but this has been a thing for some time now.
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   by movedx 5y ago

   https://jcs.org/2021/08/06/framework > 2021-08-09: I added Tiger Lake LP support to pchgpio, enabling GPIO interrupt support for ihidev, which was needed to make the touchpad work properly in non-polling m
7. 427.▲
   by movedx 5y ago

   > I believe the nesting shouldn’t affect it It won't effect it, because there is no concept of nesting in an object storage engine like S3. Everything is a flat key that references an object, but we just abstract and conceptualize a
8. 428.▲
   by movedx 5y ago

   I'm not convinced I'm going to be able to swap a USB-C port for a Display Port and FreeBSD is just going to be like, "OK! I can handle that!" It's more likely it's going to laugh in my face and simply not do an
9. 429.▲
   by movedx 5y ago

   I think you'll be fine, but I just wanted to point out the possibility that there could be interopability problems with other people, especially if that machine is something you take on site with you to clients, etc. That might not be
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    by movedx 5y ago

    > FreeBSD, NixOS, or some Linux (Ubuntu, probably). I'm tired of Apple's shit. You're tired of Apple's "shit", so you want to build a laptop on top of hardware that cannot be taken to a store and replaced th
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    by movedx 5y ago

    Good points. I think the OP's service needs to introduce a second person/founder, for sure.
12. 432.▲
    by movedx 5y ago

    Me too. I'm on very powerful hardware but the thin-client nature of using Remote-SSH is friggin' sweet.
13. 433.▲
    by movedx 5y ago

    LightSail (AWS) don't manage the OS upwards for you.
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    by movedx 5y ago

    Fair. But would you rather know it's a one man operation and avoid it, or not know, thinking there is a team, and then get stung in the manner you're suggesting?
15. 435.▲
    by movedx 5y ago

    Compared to what? If you ran this yourself, like I do on LightSail, that would be a (worse) one man operation.
16. 436.▲
    by movedx 5y ago

    Sure. No one is saying you can't do that. All the best to you.
17. 437.▲
    by movedx 5y ago

    Why would I login and logout every day?
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    by movedx 5y ago

    I use about 15 servers and run my own server that's 1,500 strong. Never have I experienced the issues you're facing. I use the desktop and mobile clients daily. Literally all day. You have a local problem there and need to reach o
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    by movedx 5y ago

    And I think this can be a good idea, but only sometimes. Mostly I think you should just use LocalStack.
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    by movedx 5y ago

    > However for my own projects, we consider local development like this an anti-pattern. IaC tools like Terraform/CDK/SST make it easy to spin up environments for each developer in the cloud. But what do you test your IAC agains
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    by movedx 5y ago

    Thanks for sharing this.
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    by movedx 5y ago

    I've been using this for about 8-9 months now. I highly, highly recommend it. I've found YouTube much easier to consume as a result of this. It's not an endless binge anymore driven by an infinity feed. That being said I use
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    by movedx 5y ago

    > I'm a bit taken aback by the level of immaturity documented in the writeup, as even this seems beneath what I observed from him in the workplace. On the Internet there are no social cues or biological processes between you and the
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    by movedx 5y ago

    "I'm not selling, I'm just moving ownership into this here trust." <20 minutes later> "I'm not selling the company, the trust is. I said *I* would never sell, but the other trustees are selling it, not me
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    by movedx 5y ago

    But are you hosting your own emails? That's the important thing here. Everything else is fine, but hosting and operating a custom email service is hard if you want to also reach other people's inboxes.
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    by movedx 5y ago

    I know this sounds like dramatic, but this is why I decided to self-host (DigitalOcean) MkDocs + Material and use plugins and other add-ons to create the self-publishing platform for my book: https://learndevops.com.au I don&#x2
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    by movedx 5y ago

    That's an interest point! I'm going to find and read that. It reminded me of the guy from Thailand (TED Talk - linked below) who didn't understand why we make our lives so complicated when he can work for 2-3 months of the ye
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    by movedx 5y ago

    > I just wish this was somehow sustainable in a job I think I see what you mean. Ultimately when you're working for money you're solving problem's for other people. Those people, the ones paying you, are expecting delivery
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    by movedx 5y ago

    I'm writing a book at the moment ( https://learndevops.com.au/ ) and for me I've found I go days, sometimes a whole week, without writing. When I do eventually write I push out upwards of 5,000 words. This system ha
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    by movedx 5y ago

    I'm really, really annoyed that you're being downvoted for providing citations: as f-ing requested! Thank you. These will make for some interesting reading.