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by mxuribe 4y ago
Agreed, that is true. A senior does not need to meet all requirements but at least 1 or 2, yeah.
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I've heard this so many times....But, i believe that there is always the possibility that someone who is not a perfect match can evolve and learn to become the perfect match. I've also seen the case - though rare - where the &quot
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by mxuribe 4y ago
If it is indeed fraud - in addition to submitting anything via ic3.gov - you might want to review the FTC's fraud reporting website: https://www.ftc.gov/media/2
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I had been a web developer in the very days of the web...But then after decades away from coding, i wanted to learn python. So, i bought a book. I forget the title, but its something along the lines of python 30 minutes a day (or something
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Review hosting providers on the folloiwing site: https://www.lowcostwebhostings.com/ I use digital ocean, but their cost actualy rose a tad bit over the last year, and i have heard that hetzner has better pricing, though i
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Thanks for confirming! And yep, makes sense as a url sharing mechanism. Cheers, and good luck with this browser; the more diversity in the browser world, the better!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Yeah, makes sense. Thanks!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Ah-ha, ok, makes sense. Thanks!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
On the github page ( https://github.com/pulse-browser/browser ) under "Features", it cites "QR Code Generator". I'm puzzled by this feature - both for bare curiosity, but also for a browser that
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I've heard of htmx but only from a headline or two, here and there....but hearing your description really interests me a ton to learn about htmx. Thanks for sharing!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
@binwiederhier I have heard wonderful things about ntfy.sh; kudos! Quick question: if my team and I already "subscribe" to a private matrix room to receive alerts from our automated scripts (which auto-send alerts into said privat
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by mxuribe 4y ago
You might be assuming that people interested in being on the fediverse have the goal of excessive reach. I acknowledge that some coming over from twitter might be interested in such a goal....but those individuals might simply not fully und
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by mxuribe 4y ago
No one should be forced to join any instance, so you are right to think of concerns...But, there are things that can be done to help keep an admin incentivized. For example, if the instance is expected to be run as a community projec,t then
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Mastodon instances have certainly gained tons of new users...but, wait 'til some people learn that the fediverse has been around since ~2008, and the current numbers are far higher than *only "mastodon"*. For example, i&#x27
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by mxuribe 4y ago
> The fact that one has to pick from many different places to set up an account is a massive barrier to entry... I wonder if a statement exactly like the above one was said about alternative email providers being coinsidered by many AOL.
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I think this portion of the discussion on the ampersand satisfies the definition of "bike shedding", right? :-)
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by mxuribe 4y ago
> ...and others use a more complicated metric trying to get at how people and businesses feel... Yeah, agreed, but i wonder how much of what will happen is more self-fulfilling prophecy, where a critical mass amount of people "feel
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by mxuribe 4y ago
But, the fear that i have (as i look for a new job), is that now i might be competing for jobs against former FAANG people - yikes!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I was thinking on moving to Hetzner (from Digital Ocean) - now that they have/will have a data center in Virginia....but i have heard iffy things about hetzner (some people are happy, others not so much). I should clarify, i'm onl
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I sort of do this now...well, not trueNas...but a regular (though solidly running) PC...which has been on xubuntu for years, and i simply have a neat set of samba shares. I guess i was looking for something smaller, quieter, but mostly less
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Well, if things don't work out in this use-case, there's always an opportunity to greatly evolve the tech industry with your compression. That resultant comprssion size sounds crazy amazing! Kudos to you and your team for your l
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by mxuribe 4y ago
This is great to hear; thanks for sharing!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Thanks very much!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Mastodon was in fact created by a German developer (named Eugen Rochko), though on the fediverse he goes by Gargron: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mastodon_(software) As to whether Mastodon has been successful in Germa
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Hi @ttcbj I am on the market for a dedicated NAS device, and have heard good things here and there about the Synology brand. Would you mind sharing which model you have been using? Thanks!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
I have to agree with @josteink ...while i have used xmpp for a few years quite happily, i am very much a matrix fanboy for the last few years. And, maybe sure, matrix might not represent the only/last/ultimate solution here...mayb
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Ah yes, much like oil, garlic has to go through its own "refinery process" in order to be most beneficial!
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Little did they know, that those early computers were actually powered by garlic odors[0]! Like calculators that can be powered by light - the "magic" that we call solar power. So, of course, the user's implementatin of garl
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by mxuribe 4y ago
Same! ...so, i had to look it up, and quite interesting indeed: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/in...
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by mxuribe 4y ago
This started out as hilariously funny...until it faded into jealousy. Times like these, i almost wish society was organized into equal pay and benefits for everyone. Yes, yes, i know i sound like communist/socilaist (n othing wrong wit

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