nightfly

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421.
by nightfly 6y ago
> More specifically, it is their bundling of Chrome as the default, preset browser on the world most popular mobile operating system that really swung the tide decisively in their favour. Once ordinary users got used to Chrome on Android
422.
by nightfly 6y ago
I've done this multiple times with SSH key passphrases. Used them for months until it becomes muscle memory. And then one day just can't it at all...
423.
by nightfly 6y ago
Transparency with a blur effect for windows. So you can see some of the color that's behind them without all the detail. I'm... not really a fan of it. It drives me crazy in windows that terminal transparency is for the entire win
424.
by nightfly 6y ago
> Then the author doesn't get paid.
425.
by nightfly 6y ago
Was it a 5.25" brick or a 3.5" brick?
426.
by nightfly 6y ago
If you need more check out the rust-embed crate.
427.
by nightfly 6y ago
ARM will continue to be relevant for embedded stuff for a long time.
428.
by nightfly 6y ago
- DB configuration change
429.
by nightfly 6y ago
Try dropping netplan and using systemd-networkd.
430.
by nightfly 6y ago
If I buy from Domino's I pay the fixed price for my pizza + delivery fee + tip for the driver. If I buy food from $local_restaurant via $delivery_service I pay original cost of food + whatever the food deliver service adds to the cost
431.
by nightfly 6y ago
Maybe on average, but dental care can suck when you need a lot done. Root canals, crowns, and implants are expensive. And dentists often expect payment in full up-front before doing any work.
432.
by nightfly 6y ago
4 years isn't a bad lifetime for a laptop PSU. I know I kill the cables on mine way before the 4 year mark.
433.
by nightfly 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ncdu
434.
by nightfly 6y ago
Headlines used to include the most important information, and the text for a link for the article would be the headline or something similarly descriptive. Nowadays links to articles often explicitly exclude information forcing you to the a
435.
by nightfly 6y ago
Unless you're working on something complex, Make is pretty great. My only complaint as a regular use is the lack of support for spaces in target names.
436.
by nightfly 6y ago
My work uses self-hosted Gitlab. I occasionally get irritated with small UI changes but never have complaints about the speed.
437.
by nightfly 6y ago
There is no effective difference in the safety of delivery vs curb side pickup.
438.
by nightfly 6y ago
No, 2% and whole milk are different in America.
439.
by nightfly 6y ago
It would make the ip address information useless. What they probably want to do is figure out how many comments came from the same network blocks that were allocated to organizations (to detect large numbers of fake comments). If you hash t
440.
by nightfly 6y ago
Took around 10 seconds to start for me, almost exactly.
441.
by nightfly 6y ago
Especially government projects that were contracted out to Oracle. :)
442.
by nightfly 6y ago
Real-world hospitals in the US in areas that were hit hard by COVID-19 were/are overwhelmed by it. And even areas that aren't that hard hit can't provide enough tests to know who is actually infected.
443.
by nightfly 6y ago
CentOS is RHEL without the RHEL branding.
444.
by nightfly 6y ago
No, they're saying that systemd provides many of the same benefits that running things in Docker provides.
445.
by nightfly 6y ago
Eddy currents. Why does a magnet move slowly down a copper tube?
446.
by nightfly 7y ago
It's because netplan uses a system generator /lib/systemd/system-generators/netplan, to parse the files in /etc/netplan and generate systemd-networkd configs from them on boot (Like how /etc/fsta
447.
by nightfly 7y ago
I've found that if you delete /etc/netplan (just making sure this is at least empty seems to be the most important part) and /var/run/systemd/network netplan doesn't really seem to do anything. My org
448.
by nightfly 7y ago
Couldn't you use named pipes for passing separate streams of input?
449.
by nightfly 7y ago
Eh, that's a bit extreme. If I write a todo in code rather than just doing it, it's because I've already made the decision that it's not important/needed enough to do now.
450.
by nightfly 7y ago
People have been doing this for a long time. My team uses Puppet & and Ansible to manage Linux user workstations for our university, and the Windows team uses SCCM + other Windows tools. A big reason why we've stuck with Puppet is

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