roomey

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by roomey 4y ago
Well, I will also in future, lesson learned here. I guess I though the "more tweets" would have something related to the thread I was just looking at, they really didn't!
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by roomey 4y ago
Is it just me or is the suggested tweets at the end (that come after the thread) turned to absolute right wing madness? I don't have a log in, and saw, Elon tweet, about 5 Andrew Tate tweets, anti trans, some sort of return to classism
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by roomey 4y ago
But this is a domestic regulator, making a domestic finding. This isn't an EU level decision. Countries in the EU have a lot of control over their own affairs, as they should. Conflating EU and Domestic policies is a bad thing (this wa
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by roomey 4y ago
Good to know that “affordable, accessible, reliable and high-quality child care,” Is the reason that the $52bn is going to fail. Oh, and of course those pesky environmental laws.
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by roomey 4y ago
Fair enough! I just haven't experienced that (laggy mouse and keyboard processing) before. Well I've seen it but it tended to be RAM/memory rather than CPU originated. Thanks for the update!
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by roomey 4y ago
Have you tried xfce window manager? By far the last laggy desktop I've ever used. It's so light, even when a system is highly loaded, it still works fine (in my experience anyway)
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by roomey 4y ago
I know, I am so used to ending up on different servers, I am worried about installing this on my own workstation, and getting used to it! I find myself getting tripped up even with zsh missing.
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by roomey 4y ago
The point about remote workers been less efficient.... I really do hope they accounted that they were probably not shown the ways to game the "efficiency" system.. most people won't tell a new worker who they never met how to
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by roomey 4y ago
I'm not actually sure to be honest. It didn't seem clear to me anyway.
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by roomey 4y ago
I love how they justify that the low return was "clearly" displayed. Check the repro out, and you tell me if this was "clear". I have more confirmations rebooting my computer! https://twitter.com/KyberNet
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Catchpoint Suffering Complex DDoS(status.catchpoint.com)
2 points by roomey 4y ago|1 comments
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by roomey 4y ago
May be triggering false outage alarms But the latest update says: Update - We continue to experience intermittent outages to the Catchpoint Portal, API, WebPageTest.org and Support due to a highly complex Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS
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by roomey 4y ago
I recently found out cursive (aka. joined up writing aka. running writing aka. .... Handwriting) isn't thought in US schools any more. This blew my mind. I understand the reasoning behind dropping it from the curriculum, but hearing th
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by roomey 4y ago
It helps to understand that tmux is a server, that you connect to with sessions. Your first spawn of tmux starts the tmux server, all your sessions will connect to this server But if it is only one session you are using, w
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by roomey 4y ago
I agree with you. I suspect it is around understanding that tmux is a server, which you start and connect to. Its my daily driver, but that means when I am in bare zsh, without tmux, it usually doesn't "work" for me. So, I ca
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by roomey 4y ago
Don't take consent too literally here. You get a lot further by engaging and explaining things with a child, and proceeding with their agreement. "Because I said so" is not a good approach, which I think the op meant
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by roomey 4y ago
This is a great idea, when I ask for help with something, so often the first thing is, code style, or variable names. This is the first hell yea use case I have seen for chat gtp! Thank you and your daughter!
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by roomey 4y ago
What I read in RTE news made it sound like it was due to China relations, so naively I would imagine this could be US pressure more than EU. Also there is still an "entrepreneur" visa program still available I think. Edit: here is
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by roomey 4y ago
Daniel Suarez's latest book takes a look at this. It is fairly detail heavy mind! And the main character seems to have the same arguments again and again, but it is a good book all the same. SPOILER Along the lines of using moon base
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by roomey 4y ago
Good to see el reg's comments section getting back to its former glory
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VMware Turns 25(theregister.com)
1 points by roomey 4y ago|1 comments
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by roomey 4y ago
Neil Stephenson predicting the future yet again with reamde (sic). The plot is a world of warcraft style MMORPG is linked to real world settings (such as airport security) to allow people playing the game to preform real life actions (in th
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by roomey 4y ago
I liked the book, he has a style, its a bit like Marmite I think. The scary thing is so many of the predictions he makes in his books have come through! I would recommend his books to people who like going off on tangents and want to spend
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by roomey 4y ago
Would love to know about expected failure modes or this reactor type. Is there any info on this?
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by roomey 4y ago
I don't use it much, but yes, when I do it's quick and self organised! I like ALT+F2 to bring up the nice little launcher. Usually have to type two letters to get the app I want. ... With no lag ;)
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by roomey 4y ago
Sorry to be that guy , but this is why XFCE is so good! Them random delays when doing simple things in windows is so frustrating. A desktop should get out of your way, and be so quick you don't notice it. Window switches, minimizing,
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by roomey 4y ago
This happens even if I step away from my own code for a few months. The last program I built was coded around characters from Sherlock Holmes, by making the code like characters that had to interact in a certain way, it helped me maintain a
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by roomey 4y ago
It is. To the other responders, you have to find people to follow, it is not served up on a plate. So if you feel like it is dead, or only football, spend a while looking for things and people that interest you. To follow people from other
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by roomey 4y ago
Here is a link to the recording: https://wandering.shop/@soheb/109522542818200411
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by roomey 4y ago
Yea, it's a bit better now. I have a 4k laptop and the usual dell dock with 2 regular monitors. I like using arandr cause I got used to it when things weren't working so well, but the built in monitor switcher works good now as fa

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