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by snuxoll 4y ago
JFC, as somebody that’s in a dozen different partner programs just so I can offer products if I need to doing side hustles I could probably make a decent living just being a VAR that sells you what you ask for and leaves you the hell alone.
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by snuxoll 4y ago
Also stop getting rid of paper towels if you still have manual faucets. Nothing grosses me out more than going to a public restroom with only air dryers, but manually operated faucets that now require you use clean hands to turn off after y
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by snuxoll 4y ago
Growing pains will be around for decades, unfortunately. Cycling needs to reach a critical mass before cities and regions decide to start de-prioritizing cars to alleviate exactly the issues you have with improved infrastructure. The Nether
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by snuxoll 4y ago
Rain wouldn't be such a problem if we had dedicated biking infrastructure ala The Netherlands. We need to rethink the design of our cities to move away from this car-dependent box we've put ourselves in, because just adopting EVs
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by snuxoll 4y ago
> I don’t feel as strongly about separated bike infrastructure, mainly because my experience with it is that it’s more dangerous than riding in auto lanes, and that it creates an illusion of separation that both heightens that danger and
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by snuxoll 4y ago
Here in Idaho traditional ICE vehicles need emissions testing every few years after a certain age, but hybrids, PHEV’s and BEV’s are exempt. No other inspection required to renew your tags every year.
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by snuxoll 4y ago
> Bike infrastructure can be used for walking. Please, no more of this. Bicycles should be on their own dedicated right of way, mixing them with cars is dangerous for cyclists, but mixing bikes with pedestrians is dangerous for pedestria
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by snuxoll 4y ago
That's what happens with suburban sprawl that runs rampant in America. Property taxes in the majority of the country do not cover maintenance+replacement costs of infrastructure, relying on perpetual growth and debt to keep older roads
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by snuxoll 4y ago
I just noticed you guys are finally working on an operator for MySQL (not just XtraDB), I’ve been waiting for something like this forever after numerous false starts from Oracle, MariaDB, and some well intentioned community led projects tha
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by snuxoll 4y ago
Sure your rinse aid dispenser is filled and at an appropriate setting? Modern dishwashers depend heavily on rinse aid, which is ultimately a surfactant to prevent surface tension from making water cling to your dishes - the dry boost settin
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by snuxoll 4y ago
You might want to go check the match of the big tech companies again. Google: Greater of 100% up to $3000, or 50% up to contribution limit (whichever is greater) Amazon: 50% up to 4%, vests after 3 years Microsoft: 50% up to contribution li
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by snuxoll 4y ago
One benefit of not working for Big Tech and instead for a privately held company, instead of stock grants I get 120% match up to 6% of my salary and an annual 4% profit sharing bonus into my 401(k). Sure, my actual salary could be higher wo
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by snuxoll 4y ago
Not the first time there’s been a PostgreSQL bug like this, like always it will get a regression test and the PGDG will be better for it. It’s not like other database products haven’t had very similar issues, either [ https://supp
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by snuxoll 5y ago
> I've heard worries that the government will run into budgetary issues if bond rates climb too high. There's no foreseeable future where the US government has issues servicing her debt. We deficit spend because our tax revenue
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by snuxoll 5y ago
Well, that's because the US Treasury only mints the coins - the Fed banks buy them. All US currency in circulation is ultimately issued by the US Federal Reserve, they just don't physically make all of it.
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by snuxoll 5y ago
> Who, exactly, is going to foot the bill? Remember that the vast majority of US government debt is held by....the American public. The Fed was buying treasuries that normal investors would have to regulate rates, it's not like sudd
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by snuxoll 5y ago
For now - do you think 7+% CPI inflation is going to persist for 2, 3, or 5 years? What if the Fed manages to tame the beast and we go back down to our average 2% inflation we had for the prior decade? If you're going long on persisten
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by snuxoll 5y ago
Belarus is allied with Russia, they aren’t going to join.
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by snuxoll 5y ago
That’s what privacy addresses are for.
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by snuxoll 5y ago
You have to use AzureAd\john@contoso.con otherwise it interprets as a UPN and fun ensures. Just deployed 30+ Azure AD only devices in a clinic and that took some getting used to when elevating with UAC.
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by snuxoll 5y ago
There's certainly a lot of use of it, but it's painfully obvious when they do so. I think with some more time and practice many studios could make it harder to tell the difference - but it might negate a lot of the cost savings (m
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by snuxoll 5y ago
I mean, using it's fine too if you're not like so many organizations that vastly over-provision their infrastructure. I did a PoC with Citrix Cloud (Azure, Windows 10 multi-session) prior to us rolling it out for a family practice
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by snuxoll 5y ago
I can't speak for Amazon Workspaces, but Azure Virtual Desktop by itself is a terrible experience. Citrix provides a pretty large value-add for AVD in particular: FAS + Azure AD integration means a user just needs to sign into their
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by snuxoll 5y ago
Unfortunately this like other alternatives still misses some key features of Docker Desktop for Mac like utilizing VPNKit ( https://github.com/moby/vpnkit ) to make networking not constantly break when on a VPN without s
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by snuxoll 5y ago
Or even new ones, like the AMD Radeon RX 6500 XT that had the AV1 decoder chopped off the Navi die for some inexplicable reason.
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by snuxoll 5y ago
It’s MSCHF, stirring up controversy is kind of their gimmick - I assume they set aside money to deal with legal issues, especially given the premise of “anyone who bought a shirt from the company that sent us a C&F first wins”.
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by snuxoll 5y ago
I don't understand why they do this. Microsoft used to have a service called Windows Live Domains that used your normal TXT-record validation and killed it off in 2014; the shift to requiring GoDaddy be your registrar for outlook.com p
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by snuxoll 5y ago
This is really pissing me off because of this. I've dealt with annoying limitations on my Google Account that I created back when it was just "Google Apps for Domains" to have a custom email domain for myself and my family. T
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by snuxoll 5y ago
While it’s true the barometric pressure is included in the ATIS information every plane will get before landing, pilots also rely heavily on GPWS callouts when landing and those are provided by radio altimeter and not the barometric one. It
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by snuxoll 5y ago
> I switched to using copy and paste with the mouse with it since Cmd+c and Cmd+v are so hard to reach. I don't use it myself - but on macOS there is a separate layout called "Dvorak - QWERTY Command" that shifts the layou

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