romeoblade

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by romeoblade 4y ago
I fail to to see the usefulness of your reply. My text has quite a few key phrases. However I guess you didn't see the other key phrases like. "Do that 100 times, over a 10 year period and it'll make anyone hate a specific la
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by romeoblade 4y ago
The hate comes from more of the system's administration side. Back in the early days, I've spent long long hours on an all day calls due to a product being down arguing with Java Developers that their is nothing wrong with the ser
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by romeoblade 4y ago
Yup! I ended up having to look him up via the states bar association's website. Was able to get his bar association email which was different then the gmail. It's the only contact I have in google contacts because it happens about
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by romeoblade 4y ago
My Gmail is first.last name. I get very sensitive documents for a lawyer with my same name who resides in Texas. We've actually had some decent conversations over the years.
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by romeoblade 4y ago
Weird. I'm interested to know your setup. Did you use MariaDB or the built in SQLite? I have photoprism running on docker, which is running as a VM on a proxmox server that is a 13 year old Dell Optiplex 9020. Only 6Gb ram dedicated to
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by romeoblade 4y ago
Server Side Includes was probably the only thing that came close. While not actual templating, it did serve me well for code reusability and being able to make updates in one place. I made heavy use of them, even after discovering php3. It
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by romeoblade 4y ago
Crap, now I'm positive I shouldn't have gotten rid of my AOL coaster collection.
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by romeoblade 4y ago
For the slowness of Linux > Mac. I'm not sure if this helps, but I always had better performance from the freerdp2 nightly and remmina next repositories. At least on Ubuntu, looking at the package website for 22.04 freerdp is at ver
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by romeoblade 4y ago
I reinstall once a year. Nowadays, with PXE booting, preseed files, and automation like Ansible, everything is pretty much automated for me. This goes for both my personal and work laptops. Both have been running some version of Debian for
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by romeoblade 4y ago
With being in the IT field for 25 years, I was still on the fence about cryptocurrency. I wasn't for it or against it because it didn't affect me. I understand the arguments for it and against it, along with the privacy aspect of
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by romeoblade 4y ago
I have a small digital ocean droplet, lowest tier serving mine. I need to probably do a write up of the steps soon before I forget. I'ts its own web server so you have a lot of options. SCGI, HTTPS, SSH, Socket Listener. I have mine be
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by romeoblade 4y ago
Sure (Sorry was mobile earlier, normally my grammar isn't that bad.) Fossil doesn't show much unless you perform a open or a checkout against the repo file. Generally, it only shows the location of the config database ($HOME or $X
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by romeoblade 4y ago
I started using fossil for this very thing. I was using git, however I like that fossil allows you to put the repository where ever you want on the file system. I don't have to worry about alias's, using .gitignore, or setting it
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by romeoblade 4y ago
This! I use a combination pyenv, direnv and poetry for my projects.
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by romeoblade 4y ago
Same on Safari mobile.
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by romeoblade 5y ago
rdesktop lost its maintainer[1] 2 years ago, and it looks like it just recently started having activity[2] again. I run xfreerdp nightly builds for everything, and I rarely have issues, might be worth looking into for your crashing issue. [
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Plugins in Rust: Getting Our Hands Dirty(nullderef.com)
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by romeoblade 5y ago
You missed the part where they recommend changing the script's name as well, add in changing a few variable/function names in the script and even matching the hash of the script itself would be useless. On top of them recommending
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by romeoblade 5y ago
Obsidian’s mobile app has a quick command toolbar above the keyboard for the typical markdown markups, like bold, list, checkboxes, etc. You also can pull down on the screen and access the command pallet for other options.
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by romeoblade 5y ago
Our company has a process in place that any process or policy gets reviewed either six months or one year, depending on the subject matter. A tech council reviews each, updates, appends, or archives it. If it's updated, it's sent
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by romeoblade 5y ago
You generally dump them into a data warehouse after a certain amount of time so they are not in the live database anymore. You still have the records and can still reference them for reports and compliance reasons.
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by romeoblade 5y ago
I do the same thing on Linux. I have multiple different users I use for various purposes. One for Work, Personal, Side Business, and an emergency "break glass" user. I install most applications in my home XDG directory if possible
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by romeoblade 5y ago
Saltimus Brine... "Now, All We Need Is A Little Salt And A Lot Of Luck!" "There's A Thin Line Between Roads Being A Closed, And Roads Being Open." "One Day, An Plow Truck Will Rise From Our Ranks And Use The Po
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by romeoblade 5y ago
Zola Static Site Generator and Netlify. The content for my sites sit inside my Obsidian Vault, so I can turn any note into a blog post.
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by romeoblade 5y ago
I started writing a daily journal with obsidian, which has a lot of this information. It’s all in a private repo on GitHub and is mirror on my home NAS. I actually keep two daily journal one for personal and one for work. I keep is simple,
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by romeoblade 5y ago
Bowling is my daughter and I’s weekly activity. We both just picked up our pro balls yesterday from the shop and tried them out. It’s a night and day difference from the house balls.
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by romeoblade 5y ago
Excel is just xml file. What I do is design the excel file how I need it. Export/Save as XML then use jinja2 and template it. First sheet is usually raw data in standard rows/columns, second sheet would have the cells I need, etc