nightfly

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by nightfly 7y ago
It's strange because this is an ad :)
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by nightfly 7y ago
Living car-free for about 5 years I _dreaded_ whenever I'd need to rent a car. Cars that were good enough for rural driving were $$$ and often not available, so I was stuck with super compact cars for $$. Plus the whole experience of r
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by nightfly 7y ago
For some hobby stuff inkjet is just what you need. Not everything works with laser printers.
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by nightfly 7y ago
When you are paying $0.00 for the service? And in this case they are dropping malformed data, which could easily protect their users from malware that exploits weaknesses in the media codecs.
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by nightfly 7y ago
"it is immediately consistent" "Unless you know for sure that you won’t ever exceed this limit, you should avoid local indexes... ...global indexes don’t constrain your table size in any way, but reading from them is eventual
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by nightfly 7y ago
I don't think the "lucrative premium burger segment" is how to take on McDonald's. And I don't think they can beat Five Guys.
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by nightfly 7y ago
> We had a database of TLA's[1] that was over 11,000 strong 26^3 = 17,576 So even back then you were already than halfway though the available space. Assuming they were all unique, which they wouldn't be. :)
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by nightfly 7y ago
Having to work on Puppet custom facts and functions I don't ever really feel like I've got a good understanding of what's going on under the covers with Ruby's meta-programming. And having blocks being a distinctly diffe
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by nightfly 7y ago
I really wish that Snappy would die, and that Canonical would spend their resources developing and integrating with Flatpak instead. I use Ubuntu as my primary OS, and as the primary OS for workstations and servers at my work, but I don&#x2
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by nightfly 7y ago
In my experience, Redhat's security updates are slower than Canonical's most of the time.
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by nightfly 7y ago
"Kids! Kids! ... The slugs are back!"
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by nightfly 7y ago
I wish more cities would call companies bluffs like this.
493.
by nightfly 7y ago
The countless hours they've spent on it is the value the consumer has extracted from the game, not some investment to be recouped.
494.
by nightfly 7y ago
These people aren't fabulously wealthy, that's the pricing they need to be able to sustain themselves.
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by nightfly 7y ago
I got a free Google home mini from Spotify. It's fairly convenient for music and weather checking when I don't want to grab my phone. And it's great for when I don't remember where I _put_ my phone.
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by nightfly 7y ago
Shrink everything by 50% would be a more possible goal. While devoting more resources to carbon sequestering.
497.
by nightfly 7y ago
Physical metabolic waste, not figurative waste.
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by nightfly 7y ago
I don't see you winning a lawsuit against a company for closing your free account.
499.
by nightfly 7y ago
You don't need linux support to put a switch on a microphone
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by nightfly 7y ago
You don't own _any_ video games, you have a license and might happen to have physical media.
501.
by nightfly 7y ago
A goose is still a goose, even if not viewed from the "normal" orientation.
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by nightfly 7y ago
Yes, but they still need roads. Lots of these plans seem to include re-purposing the roadways, without considering the remaining vehicles that still need roads.
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by nightfly 7y ago
Even if you ban regular cars you're still gonna have to deal with commercial/emergency vehicles (ambulances, moving vans, delivery trucks for local businesses.
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by nightfly 7y ago
Part of my job is introducing people to Ansible. For the people not intimately familiar with YAML, it's the biggest obstacle.
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by nightfly 7y ago
pigz!
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by nightfly 7y ago
It's super annoying, and it's annoying to (attempt) to disable the hardware compression on the tape drives as well. We've got a tape library with 2 two LTO7 tape drives, and even though we're accessing it through the lin
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by nightfly 7y ago
In cases where they are, you're probably using a central account management system like ldap anyway.
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by nightfly 7y ago
My organization has been very happy with using systemd on servers. Having an init system that can automatically restart failed services, and with decent sdependency management is a big win. We've also been able to replace many 50-100 l
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by nightfly 7y ago
Javascript in SVGs only gets executed when the top-level document is an SVG, never when the SVG is used as an img.
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by nightfly 7y ago
Better rigidity is a good reason to have a smaller screen.

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