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by raffraffraff 2mo ago
Not every culture encourages the same principles or values as yours. I'd say they possibly would .
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by raffraffraff 2mo ago
I haven't fired up UT99, UT2K4 or any of the Quakes for decades. Are there active servers where you could get a good DM session?
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by raffraffraff 2mo ago
Xonotic has that old school feeling. It's an unfortunately tiny player base, and only a handful of servers with regular players. But if you are within ping of a busy server (like Jeff & Julius resurrection) you do run into the same
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by raffraffraff 2mo ago
As a tea drinker, I wish that cafés, bars and restaurants followed the most basic rule which is: take cold water from the tap, bring it quickly to the boil ONCE and pour it into the tea IMMEDIATELY and then give me the cup before you fuck a
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by raffraffraff 2mo ago
Same. Our engineers have failed to convince absolutely clueless executives that service / code ownership is critical, you can't just allocate 100% of your engineering team to "roaming around the dungheap adding features"
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by raffraffraff 2mo ago
My take, as a non-coder (well, not software engineering, I write 'code' but it's infra, and utilities in go/bash/pythong)... I work at a company where the biggest problems are not 'writing code', they are:
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by raffraffraff 2mo ago
Sounds like they partnered to make an amazing advert for using AI tools.
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by raffraffraff 2mo ago
Our S3 bill for a single day was $48 trillion
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by raffraffraff 3mo ago
Just a personal project right now but it's a music metadata aggregator. I find that nobody really knows how to do this. Machine learning can detect some song attributes well (bpm, ez right?) but it's inconsistent with some things
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by raffraffraff 3mo ago
I get to use the same host names and IP addresses at home or on the VPN. I run a simple wireguard server on a Raspberry pi, and the whole setup has been rock solid. I did set up tailscale, way back. After using it a few times to test, it fa
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by raffraffraff 3mo ago
For small stuff I use bash / sed / awk / jq / yq / curl etc. I stopped using perl (a long time ago) and hate trying to build or distribute anything in Python. "You asked for a script! I give you... a venv, a pi
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by raffraffraff 3mo ago
I love hearing the guys from The Rest Of History discuss this from their different perspectives!
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by raffraffraff 3mo ago
And "hepped up on goofballs" is a Police Chief Wiggum quote, about Ned Flanders.
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by raffraffraff 3mo ago
Lol, is github down again?
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by raffraffraff 3mo ago
Hmm. I don't really care enough about leaking home network host names because they are all super generic names like 'router', 'laptop', 'tv', 'nas'. So I use my public zone on cloudflare. I just
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by raffraffraff 3mo ago
I have 3 different bookmarks that open 3 different Gmail accounts. I use an AWS SSO plugin to open each account in its own container. My wife and I have several other services where we each have an account, so on our media pc at the TV we c
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by raffraffraff 3mo ago
How about mixing up band names? Take the end of "Florence and the machine" and mix it with the start of "Rage against the machine" and you now have the totally unguessable "Rage sharing the machine". It's
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by raffraffraff 3mo ago
Last time I tried rootless podman was about 6 months ago and it was a total mess. I was trying to use it to run a container as me (user 1000) and mount a directory from my home (owned by user 1000) and it drove me and Claude around the bend
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by raffraffraff 3mo ago
For me, they are completely essential and we're the killer feature that kept me on Firefox. That, and I never liked Chrome anyway.
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by raffraffraff 3mo ago
Try getting a Linux laptop to just go to fucking sleep and not drain it's battery flat within a few hours, and wake up without losing wifi.
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by raffraffraff 3mo ago
By "reward manufacturers that make good hardware" do you mean "purchase their hardware" or do you mean some other long term commitment to them? Or is this a jab at the person who suggested you not buy their "good
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by raffraffraff 3mo ago
I installed opensuse tumbleweed on mine and the bastid won't hibernate. Or: it hibernates but refuses to resume. It loads the saved state from disk and then 30 seconds of black screen later, reboots and loses state. Two solid days with
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by raffraffraff 4mo ago
Right now mine isn't an app (yet) it's the backend service (api and web) so I just run it in a browser. For now I'm letting that backend access my files directly. The front end can also play YouTube music (free, using the yt-
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by raffraffraff 4mo ago
I'm working on a recommendation service (which, to me, it's the piece I'm missing when I play my local mp3 collection) I collect song metadata from various places (genre, instruments, track credits, rating). I also scrape cha
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by raffraffraff 4mo ago
Yep. This situation doesn't do the "cancellers" much good either. What they want to do is eliminate the 'evil person' from society. Wipe them from social media. Block them. Even get them fired. Make them disappear.
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by raffraffraff 4mo ago
If his definition of woke mind virus is "identitarianism", then it's agree that it's fucking awful. But I wouldn't call it "woke mind virus". Identitarianism is a cancer, that has been fed via social med
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by raffraffraff 4mo ago
Or universal
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by raffraffraff 4mo ago
Well, if space is expanding and earth is revolving and spinning around the sun which is spinning around the milkyway which is moving through space then.... Was it really close in space either?
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by raffraffraff 4mo ago
I used a raspberry pi 3b+ and an ancient ipad to turn my Canon A3 scanner into a network scanner with an LCD interface (which also just points to the phpscan web page). I tuned to html / js / css to fit the ipad perfectly and only
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by raffraffraff 4mo ago
On a long enough timeline, a piano could fall on your head

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