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nightfly
3y ago
Windows Explorer isn't great either. Still can't support names/paths that the windows filesystem can
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nightfly
3y ago
Also used to distract and confuse (deer and rabbits)
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nightfly
3y ago
Check out the manga/anime Moyashimon if you haven't already
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nightfly
3y ago
> brittle plastic gears That fail protecting the rest of the mechanisms
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nightfly
3y ago
One of many reasons to prefer self-hosted software
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nightfly
3y ago
Why does everyone have to it?
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3y ago
Morgana
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nightfly
3y ago
So better to have GiBs of memory consumed by it constantly?
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nightfly
3y ago
> All of this expense goes away when they migrate to cloud. Just to pay someone else enough money to provide the same service and make a profit while do it
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nightfly
3y ago
Did it _poorly_ and everybody hated it
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nightfly
3y ago
git log. git blame, grab hash, git log hash. You make it sound like some arcane magic...
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nightfly
3y ago
Is there an acronym for building and testing they could have used in the title instead?
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nightfly
3y ago
So Uber should just ignore it and risk getting sued or their drivers trespassed from the airport property?
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3y ago
My work has been buying Juniper switches lately since CISCO has largely priced us out.
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3y ago
They have more frequent LTS releases than RHEL, many software vendors release packages for Ubuntu or offer package repositories, and they haven't taken away their free product or turned it into something incompatible with their enterpr
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3y ago
When I was car shopping after my car was totaled last year I worked out that at my then-current millage (90 miles per day 4-5 days per week) getting the cheapest electric car that would meet my needs would cost be about as much per month (p
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nightfly
3y ago
> because natural sleep cycles make it difficult for post-puberty teenagers to fall asleep before 11 p.m You're fighting biology.
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3y ago
More months than weeks
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nightfly
3y ago
Any risk here is nearly the opposite of what you seem to think it is
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3y ago
Instead of wasting time browsing news sites playing on your phone or just zoning out during downtime, actually being able to take a break and do something you care about instead is _awesome_
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nightfly
3y ago
But you don't expect 100% availability from every server for every service in every region do you?
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3y ago
So best case both vehicles get to "share" the crumple zone of the non-Tesla, so still not as safe for either. Tesla x Tesla collisions both are fucked, and Tesla x anything else solid Tesla is fucked
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3y ago
It's the ground itself that's cold and saps the heat out of your body (and probably the surrounding air)
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3y ago
More likely to kill the occupants of the Tesla than the other car
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3y ago
Zfs has checksumming and scrubs, which can catch lots of data corruption that (most?) other filesystems can't catch catch at all
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3y ago
Hermiston?
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3y ago
If it lives on their servers you never really owned it.
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3y ago
I've seen the opposite-ish: Someone who was dual booting windows and linux only had working wifi if they booted into windows and rebooted into linux. The linux install didn't have the firmware package for their wifi card installed
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nightfly
3y ago
That's not how regulation/laws work here.
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3y ago
I used to be in the chronological only camp, but trying to be on twitter where one or two people I follow post like every 30 minutes and other people who's stuff I wanna see has days/weeks/months/years between posts it j
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