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Why put in the work on the front end when you can triage a barrage of random RFI's during build out? Better have healthy E&O..
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This is almost as bad as hijacking the back button. It ruins the mental model of branching provided for by actual browser tabs.
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That's curious. Folding phones are in the same bucket as 3D television in my mind.. but I'm probably not the target market.
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In a conversation with my parents (who both have an apple watch) we realized they will likely be the first generation to navigate aging with a consistent and extensive history of health data from these devices. I’m curious what benefits and
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1y ago
But the battery life on my wallet is phenomenal!
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Lee Hutchinson of arstechnica.com did a great rundown of setting up bind with dhcpd as a self hosted CA a while back. https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2024/02/doing... I never took the plunge -
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Thats funny, podman had better performance and less resource usage on my resource constrained system. I chalked it up to crun vs runc, though both docker and podman both support configuring alternate runtimes. Plus no deamon..
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I can't say whether the music industry fairly compensates artists or not. I can say that the film industry, for example, has leveraged each subsequent evolution in distribution technology as on opportunity to shift profits towards dist
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My own self hosted audio journey ended with Lyrion Music Server[0], formerly Logitech Music Server. It is now open source and run by the community. There are plugins for Qobuz, Tidal, Spotify, local radio, song lyrics, and more. It also doe
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That’s easy. Giving my parents a safe browser to utilize without me is the challenge.
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As someone from the AEC industry (Architecture, Engineering and Construction) I've always maintained that there exists a scope of software engineering that meets the same criteria for the protection of life and property that 'Prof
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"as long as it works and no one notices" then yes, yes you can!
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Who is Paul, and why is his journey interesting? I eventually figured it out I think.. A brief summary about Paul and his journey at the top would greatly improve the first impression of people adjacent to and outside of the target audience
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Like Intel before it, AMD blames motherboard makers for burnt-out CPUs
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I've had luck replacing Raspberry Pi's with Dell Wyse 5070's. They're not screamers, but they are relatively recent fanless hardware with low idle power draw and plenty of oomph to push every service I self host.
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Great to see Thunderbird sponsoring the previous fork of Firefox Send[0]. I employed that for a short time and thoroughly enjoyed it! [0] https://gitlab.com/timvisee/send
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>"In the end, we intend to relieve designers from worrying about fabrication so that they can focus on aesthetics and function" I will argue that the foremost problem in the discipline of design is that many don't 'wo
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I just attend my local independent cinema. Sometimes I’m blown away. Sometimes the film sucks, but there are only 3-4 options at any given time. Simplifies the decision, and at the very least, they serve beer.
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I had the same feeling other, but not all, works from this artist. I ended up browsing through the full portfolio. Definitely an interesting find!
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I you’re going to treat me like cargo, bill me like freight.
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While I have the utmost respect and admiration for the fabricating skills and ingenuity employed, building every component “aside from the movement” is akin to building a car ‘aside from the engine and transmission’. For a soup-to-nuts brea
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Zed hasn't won me over from Vim (Neovim) yet.., but I will say I appreciate the keyboard navigation built into the website! KYC :)
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Was disappointed to discover no cheese was involved in this venture
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I find this consistent across the Microsoft ecosystem. I thought maybe Copilot would have an edge, but it’s just as lost as us (which i guess makes sense..)
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1y ago
My 2012 mbp is still going strong, only needed a new battery. Great keyboard, great screen, great trackpad. The second hand market seems to reflect this in my experience if you look at resale prices vs non-mac equivalents.
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The water should be conserved to address long term water security in the face of a decades long drought and ongoing Tier 1 shortage. Tucson exists in an Active Management Area that heavily regulates expanded water usage for agriculture beyo
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Isn't effective evaporative cooling a direct function of low water availability i the environment?
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I have a great story from my friend's father when we were kids in the western US. They lived at one of these residential airstrip developments, and owned a remote ranch about 60 min. away by air. The father was in the habit of commutin
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while I use Homebrew on macOS for the errant command line utility or library, I share your concern. I use the Universal Blue Silverblue variant for it's integrated Nvidia support with either mise-en-place[0], or the native toolbx[1] ut
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how can I "use a good password that enforces origin binding"? Is this accomplished on the user side or by the provider?
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