skullone

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by skullone 10mo ago
This is a shame. Coworker got a Lightning and he loves it. He doesn't tow with it but he does field work for fiber optic stuff, usually back home every day. Runs his computers, tools, ventilation for going down manholes, he even powere
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by skullone 1y ago
Donated! Thank you very much, NetBSD was one of my first experiences, on a Pentium 60 with a 504MB hard drive. It made me who I am today, eternally grateful to have learned from such amazing and talented people.
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by skullone 1y ago
I'm so glad you say that. Resi aerial is perfect in most locations. No dig, no service boxes in front yards, under someone's unpermitted driveway pour, ample power easily, a guy in a bucket truck is all you need. Trenchless work
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by skullone 1y ago
Lots of words to say "use already available time libraries and use ISO time formatting". Cool story bruh. And really really terrible way to communicate one of the most beaten to death categories with that site design
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by skullone 2y ago
Because a ton of people in office were his "clients". This country is rotten
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by skullone 2y ago
I've been out of rails for more than a decade, ended up mostly with Django, but I always kinda miss rails. But Django has treated me so well, just wish async and python in general had more legs on this side
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Workday glitch/outage – getting other user's session
1 points by skullone 2y ago|0 comments
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by skullone 2y ago
Paywall
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by skullone 2y ago
Except, he paid people for, and promoted the upload of copywrited works. He knowingly participated and basically tailored his products to pirating. Some people love him, but he will see his day in court apparently, but no one wants to even
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by skullone 2y ago
I just love my eBay Juniper gear. There's a fan less PoE 12 port switch which is line rate forwarding, vlans, managed, etc, the Juniper EX-2200-C (compact, fanless very large heatsink industrial design). There's fanless Juniper
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by skullone 2y ago
Another pgsql ha in docker? This one being abandoned? Meh
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by skullone 2y ago
Do you follow current events independently whatsoever?
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by skullone 2y ago
That's sombering, words can't express the gravity of that war
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by skullone 2y ago
It still makes sense. They went bankrupt (because they literally ran out of money, they could no longer process withdrawals and billions was missing, it got put into receivership, and good to best outcome was achieved. This is not vindicati
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YouTube streaming 24/7 SpaceX crypto scam [video](youtube.com)
3 points by skullone 2y ago|3 comments
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by skullone 2y ago
YouTube let a typosquatter rack up tens of millions of views on fake 24/7 stream of NASA and SpaceX content.
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by skullone 2y ago
China already bans many many western companies and services.
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by skullone 2y ago
Sure, if you intend on working until your late 70s. I'm not sure which side of the coin with AI and shit wether or not coding vs hauling is a longer term career
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by skullone 2y ago
And the bay area apartment would cost $8k/MO for a 3br/2 bath to raise a single kid in.
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by skullone 3y ago
Your last paragraph is brilliant. Might be tricky since you may have to "invent" wal segments or something in the stream though?
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by skullone 3y ago
It's not just SMB. it's nfs and iscsi too. Awful performance or downright completely buggy and broken. Iscsi requires third party software and you can enjoy the year 2006 in terms of performance. It's truly pathetic.
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by skullone 3y ago
It sounds like you're trying to speak for everyone. Clearly there is a balance (money needs to be spent building new generation of some type). But we can work on climate -and- avoiding the extinction of vital fish species by restoring
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by skullone 3y ago
Oh my lord that all sounds so seriously bad. I can't even believe this. My grandpa used to assemble landing gears in the 80s for boeing and they kept records of the torque applied to every nut and bolt, in duplicate or triplicate (2 pe
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by skullone 3y ago
Lol. Are you being absurd, or are you serious? Tracking admittance or distribution of something in a third world country for the purpose of food aid, and you want to scan their iris? You could do stamps on their hands, tickets (you know, li
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by skullone 3y ago
Lol what's this good explanation of scanning people's eyes?
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by skullone 3y ago
Windows 11 is pretty terrible. So much bad design, I wonder how they do it.
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by skullone 3y ago
First to the "everyday smartphone" market. Kinda. It didn't do anything very well at launch, not even copy/paste, but it was still awesome at the time
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by skullone 3y ago
Apologies then, I understood it to mean tasteless, not necesarrily bright or colorful.
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by skullone 3y ago
My point exactly. It is such a locked down platform, that I cannot for the life of me understand why people fawn over iphones. They were first to market, but market mover advantage is gone, Apple has not made a good iphone value proposition
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by skullone 3y ago
They only have like 2% of the PC/laptop market, so not many people think they're that attractive. I like my M1 MacBook itself, but hate the aluminum chassis. I find it brutally garish, sharp and uncomfortable (hurts to type on, hu

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