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by pkulak 3y ago
I wonder if that's why I lost DNS yesterday? I had 1.1.1.1 set up as my home network upstream DNS. Lots of caching, but maybe I still hit the limit? Went back to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 and all is good again.
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by pkulak 3y ago
The assumption behind your entire post is that temporarily putting people in prison for drug use limits their use. I'm pretty sure it just makes people do drugs where you can't see them. That's probably good enough for most f
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by pkulak 3y ago
The excuse is always that Gecko is harder to integrate... but at what point is maintaining all these patches harder?
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by pkulak 3y ago
You can always mount in an S3 bucket and use that instead of the local drive.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Matrix is more like a state synchronization service than a way to send messages. If I join a room on another Matrix server, my server will begin maintaining a copy of that other sever for me to use how I like. If I shut my server down for a
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by pkulak 3y ago
My guess is that they want to stop bots from creating Google accounts once and for all. I don’t see them putting DRM on YouTube. That would break every app everywhere, and many of them can never be updated. Most could never be updated to th
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by pkulak 3y ago
Nor Linux.
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by pkulak 3y ago
> just one of these turbines should be able to produce enough electricity to power 36,000 households of three people each for one year What is the point of adding a time component in there? They always say weird things like this that mak
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by pkulak 3y ago
The more you think about it, the more you realize that most people's vacations are to places where they don't have to drive everywhere. People get on cruises because "they have everything". Disneyland is just walking aro
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by pkulak 3y ago
You're not really disagreeing with me. "Fluctuations in supply and demand" can cause there to be "too much money in the system". If supply drops, for example, there's too much money chasing too few goods. Same
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by pkulak 3y ago
Inflation means there’s too much money in the system. You can pull it out with high interest rates (every bank loan is more money in circulation), which hurts everyone who doesn’t have money, or you can raise taxes, hopefully mostly on the
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by pkulak 3y ago
And if you use flakes, it _is_ 100% reproducible.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Encrypted messages in large groups is such a hard problem, and, not to be crass, but is it worth solving? If I have 287 people on a group chat, how is that private, no matter the security? It seems like any adversary should be able to inser
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by pkulak 3y ago
> use excess energy for carbon fuels synthesis Is that a thing? I know you can turn water and electricity into hydrogen, but that's not a carbon fuel.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Pijul has always fascinated me. It’s like the holy grail of version control. But for my personal projects, I develop in a straight line anyway, and I’m not in control of what’s used at work, so I’ve never really used it.
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by pkulak 3y ago
What do you like about Slackware? Is it super bare bones? Have they resisted Systemd? If that’s it, why not something like Void? Are “packages” really just tarballs that you extract into /? I have so many questions! Haha
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by pkulak 3y ago
I turn tabs off completely and hide the tab bar.
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by pkulak 3y ago
And now you've limited education to families that can drive their kids 20 miles one way, twice daily, during work hours. If American cities were known for amazing public transport, and changing schools only meant changing the subway st
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by pkulak 3y ago
Not as much stuff baked in. They are very similar. AstroNvim uses Lazy as the package manager as well.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Don’t even bother using anything but IntelliJ for JVM work. I use Neovim for everything, but not Java/Kotlin.
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by pkulak 3y ago
I use IntelliJ Idea for work, and the most bloated NeoVim setup in the world doesn't even compare. I type "vim ." in a project directory and NeoVim, with a billion plugins, has come up by the time my finger is a cm off the en
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by pkulak 3y ago
I like a good starting point. All these things let you tweak them to your heart's content. AstroVim plus 20 lines of customization is my ideal Rust IDE. Really takes away my motivation to burn a couple weekends doing it all myself.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Seems to require Redis too. Maybe just for cache.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Ah yes, because what I want to infest my personal hobby projects is all the corporate bullshit speak that I'm forced to deal with from 9-5. If IBM ever starts monetizing a project of mine, that's fine, but if they try to waste eve
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by pkulak 3y ago
I use XEyes all the time to find out if an app is running in Wayland or XWayland.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Once Nix can install without disabling selinix, it could be holy grail territory. I personally moved from UBlue to NixOS because I was a bit bored of running my whole life in Distrobox, and didn’t like being so dependent on GitHub. NixOS gi
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by pkulak 3y ago
The new installer is pretty great. My son’s desktop got hosed recently from ignoring updates and getting too far behind, so I used the visual Nix installer to put a Gnome desktop on there for him. He installs everything from Flathub anyway,
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by pkulak 3y ago
> Personally I'll just leave Mastodon if it happens. Just change to a homeserver that moderates the way you agree with. Mine made a poll and it doesn't look like there will be any restrictions on federating with Threads.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Relying on a coat for survival is very different from relying on an HVAC system. One has no moving parts, requires no external inputs, and is routinely handed out for free to those who can’t afford them.
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by pkulak 3y ago
Well, half are.

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