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by natebc 1y ago
Lots of debian love in this thread and it's great to see. If you're so inclined I encourage you to donate to Debian. We're all better off the more support goes to an ecosystem and operation like Debian. https://www
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by natebc 1y ago
This sentiment sums up why i dislike the broad use of LLMs and generative words/art/music. Genuine Human work has more value to me than anything generated by a computer. I like humans. I've even loved a few. I like what human
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by natebc 1y ago
Do you have links to any examples? I've searched for this on and off for years, and i use Wezterm, but i've never been able to make it work like i remember the iTerm2 integration working. Would love for examples using Windows Term
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by natebc 1y ago
i don't know why you'd think that. I don't live in a major metropolitan area and have used contactless payments for everything for the last 5-6 years. Vet, grocery store, fedex/ups, pharmacy, restaurants, retail.
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by natebc 1y ago
There was the little cloud key thing that they had for a while and then there's a version 2 of that. There's also been a container version for quite a while too. Gen 1 cloud key: https://dl.ubnt.com/qsg/UC-CK&
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by natebc 1y ago
These are (mostly) scientists that have been doing science for a science organization. Those companies are transportation companies when it comes to space.
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by natebc 1y ago
It's the same in ... well at least some of the continental states. Georgia for sure has mandated public access (mostly) and the beaches cannot be privately owned, specifically up to the high watermark. We used to use this to swim over
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by natebc 1y ago
This highlights one of the things I've always loved about baseball as a sport ... and always bugged the shit out of me about college football.
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by natebc 1y ago
my kagi subscription is as valuable to me as my youtube premium sub.
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by natebc 1y ago
these guys have a Cree logo on their homepage so maybe Cree? https://imaginovation.net/case-study/cree/ At least what I could turn up with a quick web search.
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by natebc 1y ago
Lena is an incredibly talented composer. If anybody is curious: https://lena.fyi/ The Celeste soundtrack is wonderful: https://radicaldreamland.bandcamp.com/album/celeste-original...
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by natebc 1y ago
You think the average quad9 user is being tracked by advanced syndicates and nation states?
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Microsoft Music Producer(youtube.com)
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by natebc 1y ago
> Hallucination does seem to be much less of an issue now. I hardly even hear about it - like it just faded away. Last week I had Claude and ChatGPT both tell me different non-existent options to migrate a virtual machine from vmware to
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by natebc 1y ago
Somewhat anecdotally this year the nVidia GPU drivers have had a lot of issues. It made me wonder how much of their own second degree dogfood they're applying to creating those and maybe that's to blame for the state of those dr
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by natebc 1y ago
Many do not but still many do. Hopefully those of us that do will still be around to pick up the pieces. The American Spirit is a thing but we'll just have to hope it endures whatever the consequences are going to be for recent actions
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by natebc 1y ago
Some Americans certainly understand. Sadly (or maybe thankfully?) a lot of them have passed on. My grandfather was in France and Germany and was so scarred by what he experienced there that he never spoke of it once to any of his 6 children
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by natebc 1y ago
You may already know about it but I'll recommend it regardless just in case anybody else has never seen or heard about it. ShareX: https://github.com/ShareX/ShareX Is a phenomenal, Open Source (GPL3) screenshot ut
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by natebc 1y ago
I think we're going to have to get used to feeling like this. Makes me sad a little.
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by natebc 1y ago
26 years with Linux. I use starship but primarily because I administer multiple kubernetes clusters and having the kube context staring me in the face is critical. I don't adjust the default config more than just making sure the kube b
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by natebc 1y ago
Yeah, I was going to say, if you think this is cool wait till you get a look at fossil! It's even got chat! https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/chat.md
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by natebc 1y ago
I'm with you. I give several of 'em a shot a few times a week (thanks Kagi for the fantastic menu of choices!). Over the last quarter or so I've found that the bullshit:useful ratio is creeping to the useful side. They still
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by natebc 1y ago
Not sure about the person you're directly asking but I have a similar sentiment for Red Hat Linux of the era. I've been a Linux sysadmin since 1999. Every dollar I've paid for food and shelter since has been a direct result o
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by natebc 1y ago
I've donated to Debian[1] for a few years and recently started sponsoring Anubis[2] on Github. 1) Debian: https://www.debian.org/donations 2) Anubis: https://anubis.techaro.lol/docs/funding/
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by natebc 1y ago
I apologize. It doesn't seem like you two have watched or read anything from the folks at Giant Bomb. Have a nice day.
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by natebc 1y ago
You're on to something here. They are fighting pirates too!
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by natebc 1y ago
Wrong Jeffs! That Jeff is still a threat but he's not these Jeffs. <>
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by natebc 1y ago
FYI Since you two don't seem to have engaged with Giant Bomb previously. This is exactly what Giant Bomb did NOT do. Most of their new games video coverage was their Quick Look series that was typically 10-20 minutes from maybe a few d
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by natebc 1y ago
A few? We routinely are fighting off hundreds of bots at any moment. Thousands and Thousands per day, easily. US, China, Brazil from hundreds of different IPs, dozens of different (and falsified!) user agents all ignoring robots.txt and pus
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by natebc 1y ago
Honestly I think we'll get back there. I remember ... fondly(?) exams from my history courses in undergrad in the mid 90s. 3-4 questions, 3 hours, anything less than what would amount to a pretty decent length and moderately thorough t

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