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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
Can I put the Mazda hardware in the spider?
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
That's exactly the sort of comment I come here for. We retrofitted (i.e. hacked) AA onto my wifes 124 Spider. I've noticed it judders a lot when in satellite mode, but not in normal. Assumed this wouldn't be the case as it&#x
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
The 'curated assortment' bit is interesting. If I go into my local Tesco, which isn't a huge ones, they've got about 15 types of coleslaw. The Lidl has 2. But they're nice ones. The cheapest is not awful, like the c
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
My sister has worked in Aldi in the UK for 15 years. She loves it. She started as a normal member of staff - they expect people to pitch in - you're on the checkout, moving boxes, helping deliveries, etc. Nobody is immune from having t
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
It was £99 iirc in the UK but you had to get it activated in-store for a seriously pricy contract. Until somebody worked out how to jailbreak it, at which point it was the bargain of the year.
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
Their API has been unchanged for years, which shows me they did it right the first time.
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
Yep, it's amazing. That along with not supporting Android Auto is a reason we disregarded BMW when be bought a new car last month. How can you charge a subscription for something which is a single install, with no ongoing costs? Do the
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
Good for you. In my current gig the trade-off is different. I don't work for Google.
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
Exactly. Amazed more people don't know this.
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
Eh, don't teach my about the systems I run. I'd love to run TLS end to end but in this one? Nah, not worth it.
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
Suoervisord is an awful thing to do under a container tbf. Any oom event and it will kill a random process. Not good in a container environment.
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
https://blog.ubuntu.com/2018/07/09/minimal-ubuntu-released Apologies, it's actually 29mb.
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
Mass adoption soon, yeah?
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
No, it's not. With samepage merging it's nothing, let alone docker only loading the image once.
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
Exactly. With copy on write and samepage merging it's more important to use the same base image for all your deployments.
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
Unless you're behind a load balancer which terminates TLS and the traffic you deal with is purely http.
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
Depends. Normally I would do with golang apps. But if I need to debug an issue I'll redeploy them with Ubuntu underneath so I can use the debugging tools.
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
I've no idea why you wouldn't use Ubuntu which is only around 40mb, has a sane package manager and a standard glibc.
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
I'm awaiting this answer too.
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
That's the exact thing I thought with this. How are they that without a clue as to the world right now when they do stuff like this?
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
But the BBC don't actually own the rights to most of their old output. They were made in an era too where streaming rights weren't a thing.assume it's different with newer stuff but...
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
Is he wrong?
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
I used it a few years ago when we realised Centos 6 had dropped support for some packages (can't remember which). They had stepped up and backported these, plus some other fixes. I can see in the days of containers etc they wouldn&#x27
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
It's been around for a few years https://developer.visa.com/capabilities/vau
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by sofaofthedamned 7y ago
I thought that. AFAICT it's local via Bluetooth, as opposed to through Google servers and push messaging. Good idea, but better if it's open. Of course their motivation as normal may be to have users have their wifi/bluetooth
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
It's not my IO, i've got 2 NVME Samsung 970 SSDs in there. In Linux it runs like a dog with its nuts on fire. I have a calendar entry each week to dual-boot into Win 10 'cos otherwise when I need to do work in there the thing
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Yeah i've managed to stop all emails with my active LI account, they do occasionally add stuff that triggers them again so I just go into the settings and they're gone. LI are awful for many reasons, but they do honour these thing
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Not OP but I use Bitwarden and it's awesome. You can host it yourself, and has all the browser plugins / apps you need.
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Thinkpad X1 Carbon with Fedora 29 / rawhide kernel is awesome, cannot recommend it enough. Best keyboard on any 14" laptop. Only issue I have is the nipple thing doesn't work after a wakeup even, but I don't use it so do
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by sofaofthedamned 8y ago
Agreed. OP is one angry human being.

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