natebc

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   by natebc 2y ago

   I'm in the back third of Project Hail Mary now. Same. I went into it blind and it's great. I did have to take a break in the very beginning just because dealing with my own existential crisis was enough that I didn't need a f
2. 212.▲
   by natebc 2y ago

   well, the first post opened with "You might want to stop running atop" and followed with "Right now, I think it's probably best if you uninstall atop. I don't mean just stopping it, but actually keep it from being e
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   by natebc 2y ago

   it's a nice round number.
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   by natebc 2y ago

   It's also like trying to manage the most prolific bullshit artist the world has ever produced.
5. 215.▲
   by natebc 2y ago

   Nope. Not even in the same ballpark.
6. 216.▲
   by natebc 2y ago

   does indeed sound like we're headed right back to AOL. At least this time it'll be faster? Certainly won't be as charming.
7. 217.▲
   by natebc 2y ago

   https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/7060016?hl=en
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   by natebc 2y ago

   i'll give you one better for free. Behold the Sea Otters of the Monterey Bay Aquarium: https://www.montereybayaquarium.org/animals/live-cams/sea-ot...
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   by natebc 2y ago

   Could also be coming from the other side of that contact interaction.
10. 220.▲
    by natebc 2y ago

    For me it's leaf blowers. Maybe mowers or string trimmers though they seem to be done faster. Leaf blowers for HOURS from ... March through December!
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    by natebc 2y ago

    And "porn" (or anything you might want your children not to see?) is also ubiquitous and so intertwined with the internet that it's impossible to block ... and you also know it. Responsibility really is the only fix here. I k
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    by natebc 2y ago

    AmazonBasics is good enough in this case! ;)
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    by natebc 2y ago

    Realistically we get into $3 wrench territory pretty quickly too.
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    by natebc 2y ago

    It started in 2008 and kicked into super high gear in 2010.
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    by natebc 2y ago

    Is Windows on ARM still immature? I'd think with the Microsoft Surface (ARM processors for several years now) that Windows on ARM would be fine but I've never owned or used one so I don't have any anecdotal evidence, just my
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    by natebc 2y ago

    By default it uses whatever is in registries.conf for unqualified-search-registries. You can specify in the fully qualified image name if you'd like. I can't speak to what Docker Inc. is okay with or not.
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    by natebc 2y ago

    Podman and Buildah consume Dockerfiles perfectly fine. Have you come across a scenario where Dockerfile contents were a concern?
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    by natebc 2y ago

    1) Podman is available in default debian repos. https://packages.debian.org/bookworm/podman 2) `podman run --entrypoint="" --rm -it debian:stable /bin/bash` in most instances you can just alias dock
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    by natebc 2y ago

    I've been worried about companies that make software like this (applications with embedded telemetry or advertisements) starting to do their on DoH style lookups. I don't KNOW of any doing it but I can't imagine it'd be
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    by natebc 2y ago

    great list of criteria. I'd also add 5) End the moment there's nothing left to cover.
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    by natebc 2y ago

    It's a revival of a very old franchise that is highly regarded. > ... Genki's first major platform racing game release in 18 years as the last major release was back in September 2007 https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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    by natebc 2y ago

    It's absolutely air conditioning. It's a very humid place.
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    by natebc 2y ago

    Duke Energy too: https://outagemaps.duke-energy.com
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    by natebc 2y ago

    I totally agree, you're absolutely right about that. have a good one.
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    by natebc 2y ago

    This is where the snide touch grass comment above was awkwardly pointing. If you feel like you're wasting your time and can't be bothered to do so in a holistically responsible way (supporting the creators at the very least) then
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    by natebc 2y ago

    and bikes too for that matter.
27. 237.▲
    by natebc 2y ago

    You watch and enjoy the content that you like, find useful or otherwise enjoy instead of min-maxing your way to not supporting the platform or creators that are spending their time creating that content.
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    by natebc 2y ago

    I've worked in higher ed for 26 years with nearly a decade each at two large research universities (1 public, 1 private). Indirects fund administrative (compliance, legal, HR, etc) overhead, facilities (bricks, mortar, plumbing, HVAC,
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    by natebc 2y ago

    Same except for like 15 years ago lol. Migrated 50,000+ local imap users into a cloud mail service. Used incrementals to do most of the work in the weeks leading up then a final sync per batch of 10k users. Worked like a champ.
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    by natebc 2y ago

    I believe the idea is that you shouldn't have a corporation provide the utility if there's only going to be one. "public utility" implies it's owned by the public not a profit seeking group of shareholders.