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by resonator 5y ago
That's great but I'm getting tripped up when I delete a word with ctrl-w and correct it. Even if I get it correct, it marks as incorrect.
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by resonator 5y ago
I look forward to that. I wouldn't try it without unified push but if you add that, it could be easily be better than gotify which really only provides the bare minimum.
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by resonator 5y ago
I lean on my default mode network to find solutions and scrutinise my ideas. This means that I avoid committing to important decisions until I've at least had a chance to sleep on them. The next day I normally have a lot more clarity a
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by resonator 5y ago
Does the kernel even have the information to know which is closest. I figured that would be absracted away to the disk controller.
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by resonator 5y ago
Personally, in order of preference I choose to go without, find a FOSS alternative or give in and install an app. That means I don't do too much with my phone. I run Lineage with microg, I don't use any google, apple or facebook s
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by resonator 6y ago
Most of the changes we (I work in a platform team) make may perhaps only modify a couple of lines of code, but took significant time and effort to reach. As an example, we recently decided to adopt the use of Kubernetes CPU manager. The act
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by resonator 6y ago
Using your house's mains is a better idea, but if that's not possible for whatever reason, you might want to look at using a fail-over DNS record rather than a VPS running haproxy. It's not a standard feature of DNS, but some
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by resonator 6y ago
I'm working on reducing a $50K per month bill for Inter-AZ traffic at the moment. > but multi-az is prohibitively expensive if you need to run anything data heavy distributed. If you communicate between your AZs via ALBs, multi-az i
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by resonator 6y ago
> How much would it cost to move this across boxes in EC2? I actually don't know, that's not a rhetorical question. Data transfer between instances in the same AZ is free. If the data crosses AZs, you're changed $0.01 per
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by resonator 7y ago
This reminds me of an electrician I know. He spends a long time working by himself. Sometimes he explains to his tools what he is doing. "okay mr drill. Now we are going to make a whole here to get the cable through. Ready?". Occa
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by resonator 7y ago
Too many things. I tend to avoid my computer when away from the office. I do wood working with hand tools. I'm converting a shipping container into a shed for wood working. I play blues guitar. I build custom computer keyboards. I rest
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by resonator 7y ago
> modifying keyboard shortcuts is extremely difficult; I really wish linux had a karabiner equivalent Good news. There is. It's called autokey. Its a bit clunkier and crashes occasionally, but it allows you to rebind you application
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by resonator 8y ago
https://www.ansible.com/use-cases/configuration-management
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by resonator 9y ago
For the last year I've been using old HTC phones from 2010. The HTC Wildfire ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTC_Wildfire ), then more recently the HTC Desire ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTC_
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Readline in Vim's Insert Mode(github.com)
20 points by resonator 11y ago|11 comments
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Osxvpncli(github.com)
1 points by resonator 11y ago|0 comments
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Vim setup for Markdown(swamphogg.com)
131 points by resonator 11y ago|32 comments
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I'm learning I know nothing(swamphogg.com)
3 points by resonator 12y ago|0 comments
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A Vim plugin to search for a word in your system dictionary(github.com)
1 points by resonator 12y ago|0 comments
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by resonator 12y ago
As far as I know, queues are used for decoupling two systems so that you can scale individual components easier. In the example used in the article, adding more pipes out the wall. A queue has a perk of smoothing out the peaks which may giv
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Estimation sucks and I didn't even mean it(swamphogg.com)
7 points by resonator 12y ago|0 comments
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Building A True Unix Keyboard(hackaday.com)
2 points by resonator 12y ago|0 comments
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by resonator 13y ago
It's probably running out of entropy. If windows is anything like Linux, it will use certain random events like mouse movements, keystrokes, boot time etc. to generate randomness.
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Ask and validate a question within a shell script.(github.com)
2 points by resonator 13y ago|0 comments
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Cecho: Just like echo but with some colour.(github.com)
1 points by resonator 13y ago|0 comments
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by resonator 13y ago
Yes you could, however, this isn't only about the trustworthiness of your claim. More importantly it's about the trustworthiness of the longevity of the data. Twitter can remove a single post or turn off their servers and your pro