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by notesinthefield 2y ago
StoryGraph takes the cake because it isnt as fussy as Goodreads. No in your face reviews or ads or social stuff, its reader first.
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by notesinthefield 2y ago
So, you mean tolerances and addiction? Definitely occurs in some people I think. I personally did anabolic at a young age and understand the importance of cycling on and off any and all drugs. I do the same with marijuana. Things like runni
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by notesinthefield 2y ago
Different strokes. Something about smoking a specific hybrid strain helps me focus and keep my energy level way up so in the morning when I know ill have a busy day, I have coffee and a joint.
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by notesinthefield 2y ago
Id posit thats exactly what they want. I started my career using 100% Linux-based tooling and slowly moved into Windows land - I have not ever liked Bash, only tolerate Fish, love Powershell. Ironically I think its biggest limitations are W
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by notesinthefield 2y ago
2 of my favorite Pandora stations have turned into a mix of the artist’s discog and I suspect it only happened because I liked too many of their songs in the same day. The variety is better in terms of similar artists but I cant say I find
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by notesinthefield 2y ago
I recently switched from windows to mac os for both work and personal use. Once I discovered I can have the same level of window and vm management and on mac os I was pretty satisfied. I have no reason to fire up windows save for a couple w
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
I use an old iphone 8 for work 2FA apps and fall back to my phone number if the phone is dead or something . Only been in 1 environment that didnt allow that fallback and they gave me a phone. Ive been on both sides of this kind of policy a
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
The 'About the Author' doesnt really try to hold info back either > Brigadier General Y.S is an expert analyst, commander of an elite intelligence unit and technology manager with 20 years of experience working on national sec
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
I did not know Walmart sold them. I regularly forget they exist honestly and I buy all of my Apple products from Apple or Anker. I collected watches prior to the Apple Watch so Im partial to the creativity of non-smart watches. The Ultra lo
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
If for any reason you forget, its useless. If youre traveling and forget the charger there is exactly one place you can get another. Its also pretty ugly.
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
I think Ive owned every smart watch from the very old school tom toms and polars to apple watches to early android wear models and the Instinct 2 Solar is the best balance of functionality and battery life Ive ever seen.
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
I miss having an android phone for easy file system nav and NewPipe. I hate having to pay YT just for background playback
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
> Amazon Q provides fine-grained access controls that restrict responses to only using data or acting based on the employee’s level of access and provides citations and references to the original sources for fact-checking and traceabilit
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
Your mom sounds like half the devs at every single university IT department. Ive worked with nine different sets now, its pure SQL bespoke reporting, adding new query functionality to whatever ed-tech ERP platform they got. Its basically th
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
We certainly dont. Though half our infra was already on Hyper-V anyway. Lets hope MSFT is watching and wants to put effort into HVS.
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
Two companies Ive worked for since the pandemic have never had video meetings, voice is all you get. One was entirely remote, so id never actually see my coworker’s faces and my current one is still pretty distributed but we meetup occasion
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
Im currently typing this on a fresh Fedora install, on an XPS 7390 using a an Logitech MX Master 3S mouse, a K380 keyboard and Teams with Bose QC35 headphones. I also use a BT Polycom on the same laptop, didnt have to do anything other than
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
The CEO is the face of the company, rarely does the public care about the scientists or engineers. This isnt a new concept, its always happened.
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
I am in the fantastic situation of working for a company that recently transitioned to no payouts on separation (state law allows) with a staunch no unlimited PTO because of our customer demands. PTO has now become something of a sham.
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
I am using Mint Mobile’s unlimited plan and paying peanuts compared to my partner’s Verizon plan. But their signal is often completely fine where mine even an hour or two outside of a major metro is bad to unusable. Doubly so in large build
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
I am being pushed to get one and I dont see how it helps other our director selling the fact we have one more CISSP on the team. The certification and education bit of infosec is wildly profitable with good marketing to boot. I wonder if th
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
Are there not multiple ways to view deleted reddit posts or did they all get killed in the api deprecation?
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
I am always surprised anyone invites RMS to speak given he is both an unabashed fanatic of FOSS and a phenomenally bad communicator.
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
I moved from Fedora to MacOS a few months ago and its unbelievable the shortcuts apple added to make window management bearable and even still, it is impossible without an add-on. I refuse to believe anyone at apple thinks it is okay and i
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
Weird language, sorry
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
Until you have outside confirmation, we attest via SPRS[1] which requires more detail than just checking a box and holds legal constraints against falsification, a lot of DoD contracts renew March-June and the drop dead for CMMC for DoD sup
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
It is a personal media management application that has sprawled into offering streaming plugins. Thats it really. If you dont mind wrangling your metadata, it is a pretty fantastic way to stream your personal music or movie library.
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
When were these things ever more than pie-in-the-sky solutions to litigation? this is apple we're talking about, the EU had to threaten to axe them from a third of the world if they didnt comply with USB-C laws.
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
A solid 30-35 hours a week, $102k in the US Midwest, im an ISSO for a DoD contractor, 9 YOE in IT Ops, 1 in IT GRC. Im finishing a CISSP and MS in the next 6 months so I should bump to $112-$120 this time next year.
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by notesinthefield 3y ago
I dont actually see this listed on the FF add-ons store. Can anyone link?

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