otachack

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by otachack 4y ago
You can consider not using the product? If you can't stomach a temporary icon change, which I'm guessing has to do with either Pride or Juneteenth, then I'm sure the app organization and society wouldn't mind you finding
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by otachack 4y ago
Applying limits is a catalyst for creation. Not having to deal with limitless colors, in Panic's Playdate example, frees up to think about gameplay, mechanics, and story instead.
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by otachack 4y ago
It started as its own company and vision of simple security until Amazon gobbled it up for another vertical (or expanding their currents) and now it's just a shit show. Very few companies are keeping it simple in favor of hyper growth
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by otachack 4y ago
Working 18 hours a day sounds massively productive but it is not sustainable. You are bound to hit a wall at some point, which sounds like your experience. Take time off and learn to work at a more moderate pace with some breaks. Or keep do
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by otachack 4y ago
Ostracizing friends that work in these big companies is no simple task. And I wouldn't exactly put all the blame on them when society and capitalism has built the platform for these companies to succeed. I would accept friends and acqu
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by otachack 4y ago
Like you said, convenience of propagating the blockage to all devices, a central place for configuration, stats/diagnostics built into PiHole dashboard. I do like your DIY approach, though!
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by otachack 4y ago
I think Rocket Chat started development after the Slack craze and tried to fill the niche of being an open source version of the latter. Since I last used it, it seems like a good alternative for on-premise, open source Slack-like, still. N
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by otachack 4y ago
I see where you're coming from. But other email providers also don't scan your mail. I guess it's a question on how well they do the other things that Gmail is on top of (spam?) I've been using Fastmail for a few years a
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by otachack 4y ago
I'm envious! I was in college when the acquisition happened. I wonder how different the world of computing would be if that buyout didn't occur.
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by otachack 4y ago
Not that I know of, but you should definitely at least enable a second form of 2FA like the recovery codes OR a second security key, then print/write/store the file/key somewhere. If you lose your primary, then you can use th
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by otachack 4y ago
Because they're at each other's throats and not willing to cross the aisle to avoid political blowback from their own side. The state of this country is a shame and we obviously need support for more parties with diversified polit
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by otachack 4y ago
IPFS is one way, I believe. Archive.org has been pretty dependable too so you can technically post on Twitter or a blog post then have Archive take a version of it. I still see your point, though. Maybe mixing in IPFS with some public solut
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by otachack 4y ago
If you're reading this, Eric, you and your team kicked ass with your product line (well, most of them) and tooling and I still tout Pebble as the best smart watch ever and it's a shame it went under. The biggest quality it had IMO
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by otachack 5y ago
That is f*cked up and I hope people that dropped grad careers chime in in the future about situations like this, especially when more unions pop up.
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by otachack 5y ago
Zulip? Matrix is good, too, albeit not the best looking.
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by otachack 5y ago
It took a second reading for me to understand but I get your point!
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by otachack 5y ago
I do! It was such an odd game to me at the time I played it because it didn't center around destroying things, at least not initially. It's available at GoG btw though some things are best kept in your memory IMO, or there's
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by otachack 5y ago
Time to fork Django into "Dango"! Maybe it enforces a strict "no J's" paradigm? No JSON, JavaScript, etc.
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by otachack 5y ago
Ditto on the contract experience you had where you gave a rough project-wide estimate. I had the exact same position. I didn't end up finishing the contract because the client refused to fulfill their end of the first, and only, contra
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by otachack 5y ago
I'll try it out! Thank you.
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by otachack 5y ago
Not true. DragonRuby is a relatively new game dev engine/runtime: http://dragonruby.org/
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by otachack 5y ago
For a second I thought I read "Deno" instead of "Dino" and got extremely confused at why Deno was going into the video chat space. Anyways, nice milestone for Dino! I still gotta try out the solution one day.
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by otachack 5y ago
This is a fun project, nice job putting it together! I tried to do a similar thing with an app and my home made security system, but I didn't refine it enough to be reliable. But I don't think it solves the problem that prompted i
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by otachack 5y ago
My experience with Cygwin back in college (~2008) was that it was obtuse and hard to understand. Granted, I didn't have the knowledge of *nix CLI I have now. But looking back and comparing it to Git Bash experience of today, with a sim
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by otachack 5y ago
I had some luck with a subset of friends but not all of them. A big group is still on Hangouts or whatever Google calls it now. My advice is you target 2 close friends and propose to try it out for a week. If you win them over then you can
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by otachack 5y ago
This is more of a reason for reverting police funds to other efforts, such as people that can help in cases like you brought up. Law enforcement has just become a huge bucket that encompasses too much.
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by otachack 5y ago
Same, though I use Resilio Sync instead. Can also use SyncThing.
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by otachack 5y ago
Can't you flip up your rearview mirror, instead? And get behind the trucks?
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by otachack 5y ago
I use Resilio Sync which used to be proprietary and it's been seamless. I do sometimes have to make sure the active device I'm on is synced before accessing the database but most of the time it's fine. I use my phone, laptop,
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by otachack 5y ago
That's interesting! I'll have to try it out as most my interactions with ST revolve around saving files.

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