roboyoshi

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by roboyoshi 6y ago
Same here. I'm older now and the dream is lost a bit, but in the beginning it really drove me towards some good and kowledgeable people. I worked in Film (and Animation), but once I saw the working conditions (low pay, long hours, diff
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
I think that is simply because all HN readers using some google service jump over here to check, because google's own statuspage is useless.
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
they still run a bloated operating system that occasionally crashes. The TV can still be smart and at some point I expect them to nag you constantly about not being connected.
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
The more the merrier, I guess. I've always been comfortable using kubectl. The only UI I am forced to use is the Google Cloud Console one. Which is ok. For newcomers I would recommend using the cli tooling and dive as deep as you can b
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
from [1] > people always wind up extrapolating sort of unacceptably where people think oh I worked 18-hour days or something and I have to say no I never worked 18-hour days because I know my productivity falls off a cliff after 13 hours
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
AFAIK it the '--ignore' flag works no longer so I would be very happy if your share with us how to do it.
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
If the 16inch came with Mojave that would be my safe place too. Killing 32bit apps and now bypssing firewalls. They really are a selfish engineering group.
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
spotify has exclusive content and I'm especially angry they make certain podcasts exclusive to their platform. itunes and bandcamp are good though when you want drm-free music.
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
Yes that is indeed a problem. But it's more prominent in the streaming platforms netflix et al. The encrypted widevine stream can still be captured though and AFAIK if any of the hardware leaks the decryption keys it's easily reco
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
I only found the p2p08 conference: https://dblp.uni-trier.de/db/conf/p2p/p2p2008.html But none of the papers look like what you've been talking about.
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
I think yes. I checked the docs and to accomplish this you can basically lock down your instance for registration only (that you need to approve) and you can make sure you only follow your own instances. That way you could even setup a 3 No
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
I started watching the keynotes with 2 tech friends when I was like 16 years old and as we grew older (am 27 now) they are the only events across the year where we sit down, talk a bit about tech and make fun of all the stupid bullshit in t
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
I was wondering about those while watching the keynote, but now that I see the price of 10$ I think most people would rather buy a cheap USBC charger at 10$ instead of an adapter?
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
After reading through the tweets, it seems that plane is very special and contains launch codes for nukes. If the president would be harmed or in general the security at the white house unable to operate, this plane takes over. A precaution
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
Urgh. Fuck me. I did the same things. How is this not mentioned in any of the dotfile repos I've seen?!
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
I have these regularly when I wake my 16inch macbook from sleep. Keyboard+Trackpad+(Touchbar) Freeze for 30s or up to 1min.. and then it continues like nothing happened. Haven't found much info about that, but reading this, it seems to
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
unfortunately ublock is the only one I trust right now. What alternative would you recommend that is fully open source and trustable?
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
What OS are you running on linux that makes the experience worth it over macOS? I've grown up using macs and am used to the UI quite a bit. Have a work machine (t580) and used Ubuntu and Fedore. Both have been quite challenging to use
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
And if you're more of a Rap person: http://httpstatusrappers.com/ with my favorite: http://httpstatusrappers.com/200.html
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
thanks for the breakdown! Now we're all a little bit smarter.
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
neat. what do you use for drawing those diagrams?
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
I would say golang has been a strong contender for that role for a while now besides the usual java/ruby/python stacks. You can use many languages for your backend, but golang is IMHO the best out there right now (but as always: i
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
I just had to send my macbook into repair and get a full logicboard replacement, because the USB-C cable fried my mac. So much for an upgrade that costs almost 1k in repair. I hope you have high quality USB-C cables everywhere.
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
Oh this will be so useful for comparison lists, inventory for small companies and much more. AirTable is a really cool product and I hope Lists is using the power of excel with proper image support.
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
I partially felt the same, but you also go into negotiations with a lot more knowledge about life cost. Kids cost money. Daycare costs money. A car costs money. And you suddenly realize that your paycheck needs to cover a lot more than what
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by roboyoshi 6y ago
You may want to try this one: https://simpl.fyi/
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by roboyoshi 7y ago
then why are you reading hackernews ? Let the people have their fun.
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by roboyoshi 7y ago
IMO Apple deserves all the hate on this one. It was good once. Thank god I moved on to proper servers with linux. They should just kill it and let the community take over.
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by roboyoshi 7y ago
well at leats at home I have a pihole with a facebook blocklist. There should be a portable pihole as well.
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by roboyoshi 7y ago
The Hades Canyon NUC actually has 2 RJ45 ports: https://simplynuc.co.uk/hades-canyon/ But it does cost you some serious money. I have a small i3 NUC and would rather plugin a USB3.0 to ethernet adapter.

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