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by seqizz 7y ago
Also be aware that some companies keep a listing open for all times, just to fill their pool to use when it's needed. I've been getting "are you still looking for a job" mails even after a year of the original applicatio
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by seqizz 7y ago
Gentoo also has it: https://www.gentoo.org/get-started/philosophy/social-contrac...
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by seqizz 7y ago
Also an alternative: polysh [1] [1] https://github.com/innogames/polysh
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by seqizz 7y ago
Could it be.. Native advertising for songs? /s
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by seqizz 7y ago
Oh sorry, how many times did you overthrow your government? Any tips?
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by seqizz 7y ago
For some people, yes. I once got some feedback that my CV is incomplete, mostly because I didn't mention some stuff I consider I don't know good enough to mention. Turns out people with less experience on that topic were putting i
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by seqizz 7y ago
List-checking can't help every time. Some people use "clever" tactics to use slightly different passwords (hunter2fb for Facebook, hunter2tw for Twitter).
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by seqizz 7y ago
> Despite all of its advantages, all-remote work isn't for everyone. Yup. I remember the horrors of applying some "remote-friendly" positions. Such organizations are somehow even lacking basic organization skills to arrang
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by seqizz 8y ago
I did that. But I have to connect multiple hosts in my environment, mostly via a tool like polysh. And the performance of gpg-agent was just painful..
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by seqizz 8y ago
Aaaah I was so happy to switch until I see "The source and destination cannot both be remote."
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by seqizz 8y ago
I don't think we can call landlines via these.
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by seqizz 8y ago
Hmm that's way radical than I thought. If I understand correctly, this is a read-only home folder. Would be interesting to use, I'll give it a try.
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by seqizz 8y ago
Do you mean `home-manager switch` or is there a feature in nixos to touch home folders?
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by seqizz 8y ago
That's a habit. I've been using TST for some time and this "no useless tabs" policy in my brain will not seem to change.
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by seqizz 8y ago
Wait, could a change be "better" if a (somewhat) random example group of 10k users are agreed the change is bad. I am sorry but "abnormal users" is just funny. Who is "normal" and cares about privacy?
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by seqizz 8y ago
Then you'd probably never pass captcha.
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InterSubs: Interactive subtitle translator for mpv(github.com)
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by seqizz 10y ago
So? Still counts as unethical then.
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by seqizz 10y ago
Seriously considering ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ as my new prompt.
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by seqizz 10y ago
I'm done after "We're Etsy for ex-girlfriends."
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by seqizz 10y ago
There is no such thing as 'ad blocking'. The web is a pull medium, not a push medium. I merely decline to request ads. - Anonymous
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by seqizz 10y ago
Sadly I have the same experience. They lost me after a small ddos (which results null routing our ip).
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by seqizz 11y ago
> The name "Hain" is named by Hyunseop Lee, it means "a Servant" in Korean. Also means "traitor" in Turkish, cool name.
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by seqizz 11y ago
Why not both? -HT
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by seqizz 11y ago
Thanks for my new hostname generator.
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by seqizz 11y ago
Well, they closed the terminal after echoing a file under /tmp :) That was a bad idea (to give internet a free terminal to "huck").
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by seqizz 11y ago
There is another reply defining histgrep() function. Maybe ctrl+r could be assigned somehow.
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by seqizz 11y ago
I'm exhausted. Downloading all my data from all "soon-to-be untrusted" services to my external hdd. That's madness.
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by seqizz 11y ago
Don't be evil (with exceptions).
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by seqizz 11y ago
"Login with Twitter" ctrl-w

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