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by pdx6 5y ago
Eventually shops in eastern San Francisco will need to implement mantraps and buzz customers in to browse. Another is to only offer kiosk service. Think of it like always having to go to the pharmacy counter to get anything from CVS or Safe
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by pdx6 5y ago
It could be. There is also an opportunity to make a new concept. For example, Joyent’s Triton can manage containers, zones, and servers. They are conceptually the same as FreeBSD and jails. My thought is having a competing distro is a good
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by pdx6 5y ago
I’m waiting for it to mature. It is somewhat better for me not to try bleeding edge.
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by pdx6 5y ago
I’ve been running FreeBSD since 1998, 2.2.2, as well as pfsense and now currently TrueNAS. I’m satisfied with what I use, but there are some unbaked annoyances, like how jails basically don’t have an orchestrator. Another is how Salt seems
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by pdx6 5y ago
The Auth0 team is probably distracted by their Okta onboarding. When I was onboarding at Okta after they bought the startup I was working at, I had to support both systems to bring myself up to speed fast -- and that caused some outages fro
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by pdx6 6y ago
I think the important thing is this commit was blocked -- there was QA process that caught it. This statement reads to me that there will be more code review moving forward. The whole situation is embarrassing to the 13 release process, but
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by pdx6 6y ago
For candor, reduce the risk of blow back by giving the advice in person or over the phone. California law is very strict in recording conversations. Yes, a guy could screw it up and say something potentially sexist or just dumb — but for su
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by pdx6 6y ago
I remember when this happened. Over the years, telco fiber projects have been blocked by neighbors and city hall too. Often over odd things — The sidewalk boxes are ugly, or will get tagged, or will cause cancer. Fiber is also supposed to g
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by pdx6 6y ago
Their cameras? Big deal, it is an empty building over at Okta. I thought they meant they got into an Okta cell and I was very interested to hear how that was done.
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by pdx6 6y ago
Even connected cars need to run in offline mode. There’s no way a car with Starlink navigation is going to work in an empty parking garage or a tunnel. I can’t even get YouTube music to stream over LTE all the time when I drive across town
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by pdx6 6y ago
Not long ago I worked at Okta, and I know their engineering process pretty well. If I were to speculate on the purchase on Auth0, it would be to get more engineers improving the Okta platform. There are some really hard scaling problems an
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by pdx6 6y ago
Cursed indeed. I am enjoying the web 1.0 insanity of the Atari parts maker for 8-bit machines. Somewhere there is a person still making a bit of cash from 1985 tech. https://cursed.llolo.lol/best-electronics-ca.com/
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by pdx6 6y ago
Impossible burger tastes like it is engineered. It isn’t terrible but in San Francisco, it isn’t any less expensive at a typical non-chain burger joint. I also had digestive issues, though I have only had it once so I can’t claim it was the
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by pdx6 6y ago
I see from their blog that they support live stream now. Very interesting solution, but it lacks a community (at least at first glance). I wonder what a good social pairing with it would be to help drive traffic between federations.
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by pdx6 6y ago
The article only mentions Rokfin, but what other live stream alternatives are there? Youtube has the most draw and algo suggestions, along with a huge community. I pay for YT because it offers a lot of great content and a good value, so I u
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by pdx6 6y ago
A sleep doctor can recommend a sleep hygiene work book that helps. Everything in it is obvious, but it helps to have a guide to outline things. I’ve struggled for years, and I still do with waking up like you do. Some nights are perfect tho
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by pdx6 6y ago
Some local libraries have Safari available for free to patrons.
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by pdx6 6y ago
Plexamp is a reasonable app for playing music with this too.
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by pdx6 6y ago
You won’t be taxed by the Finns since you need to be there 181 days to be considered a tax resident. For those staying for about a year, the US has a FEIE exemption that kicks in for the first 105k or so anyway. No exception for California
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by pdx6 6y ago
For those that think this is the end of San Francisco, take a deep breath. The empty office space and worries about expiring leases only applies to companies that can't work remote. SF has a huge service industry, swaths of culture, an
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by pdx6 6y ago
Articles like this are an extremely strong buy signal for anyone wanting to get a house or condo. For renters, it is a good chance to get a rent cram down on your rent control unit, or move to a larger and cheaper unit. For those wanting to
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by pdx6 6y ago
I've lived in San Francisco for 15 years, and I won't miss these tech workers that are leaving. They can flee to their plot of land in Minnesota and make everyone out there angry instead when rents rise and their carpetbagger idea
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by pdx6 6y ago
I have this setup as well. I put in a larger drive like you did and the product works pretty well. Sometimes the iOS app won't load correctly but it isn't clear if the problem is on my side or not.
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by pdx6 6y ago
The title was a little misleading earlier. They are only discontinuing their Unifi Video product, but all the camera hardware is still supported. I have a Protect and several cameras deployed and I originally ran Unifi Video. I think the Pr
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by pdx6 6y ago
I enjoy going to the store too, I want to see what I can make and the quality of the food before I get in line to buy it. I don't think online delivery has changed much since the days of Webvan. When I order on Instacart, Postmates, et
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by pdx6 7y ago
They are an Eastern European version of UberEats and Postmates. I've ordered McDonalds in Odessa with their app.
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by pdx6 7y ago
There are inspectors, they always start out of Van Ness Station and ride out to the lines they are checking for the day, then back out Van Ness. Statistically, you are most likely to get checked at that station as a result.
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by pdx6 8y ago
It is pretty annoying -- you'd think there would be an out of the box solution for this. We can block IPs, why not phone numbers? With the Galaxy 9, there are some Name ID features built in if you use T-Mobile. For iOS on T-Mobile, I d
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by pdx6 8y ago
SmartOS has native ZFS support and zones.
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by pdx6 8y ago
SmartOS will run Linux distros in an LX zone, much like Solaris did. There are some limits around what syscalls are available, but generally most software works or a bug can be opened. There is support for Linux containers natively, but the

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