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by soneil 2y ago
I found the same. It's impressive how much bluesky resembles twitter, but I'm not sure if that's a compliment. On Mastadon I find much smaller circles, but much more engaged. I think bluesky is winning at discovery. If I wan
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by soneil 2y ago
So if my watch shows seconds, I'd be late at 12:59:31?
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by soneil 2y ago
Not even a $5 VPS - my first WP site was shared hosting. Less relevant these days, but as barriers to entry go, wordpress was only one step higher than notepad.
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by soneil 2y ago
Not including actual costs seems nuts. Especially with some of the tariff structures expected in the near future, some of those costs are not insignificant.
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by soneil 2y ago
A bit of a tangent, but on your note amount multi-material being wasteful - you can improve that a lot by thinking ahead in your design and being strategic about where you use colour. Your benchy is almost a worst-case scenario (which is li
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by soneil 2y ago
This reminds me of the systemd bug where usernames starting with a digit were mishandled (#15141). It seems to me like something that "should" be relaxed, but we need to have high confidence in the entire foodchain. adduser seems
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by soneil 2y ago
I had fun in the vmware-broadcom transition because the broadcom portal doesn't allow that, but the vmware portal did. Not even in my username, just in the surname field. The new portal ate it on that so hard, I wasn't even allo
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by soneil 2y ago
For me, it's some very simple things. Like being able to set the alt behaviour separately for left/right alt (so I can have the meta behaviour while still being able to type funky characters)
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by soneil 2y ago
I don't think this is an issue the Pico has had. Regardless, the first reseller that came to mind (thepihut, UK) doesn't seem to have any issues selling me multiples at RRP.
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by soneil 2y ago
He's been plugging away at this machine for a year and a half - the excitement is well-earned!
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by soneil 2y ago
It's not unusual to effectively self-insure for shipping. If insurance costs you more than lost shipments, it stops making sense to pay for insurance. If insurance costs less than lost shipments, it stops making sense for the insurer
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by soneil 2y ago
I think that'd be the huge differentiator - you need that feedback loop that there's actual results/outcomes from your work. If you just sit 8 hours a day effectively solving the world's most gruesome captcha, I wouldn&#
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by soneil 2y ago
They really send a t-shirt. And if you're really good .. a hoodie [0]. You could look at it the opposite way around - someone's come up with a genius idea to do a bug bounty on a beer budget. [0] https://english.ncsc
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by soneil 2y ago
UDP has very low cost, the header is pretty much source and dest ports. For this low, low price, you get compatibility with existing routing, firewalling, NAT, etc.
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by soneil 2y ago
Interestingly, where I am they take no money - and give the same advice. My partner just received the all-clear after detecting it early, following advice, and attacking it early. And the doctors got paid the same as if she’d never existed.
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by soneil 2y ago
It took me a moment to put this together too, so to be clearer - the wireguard endpoint is in docker, so you're adding the docker bridge to your vpn. So DNS is handled by docker, just as containers can already address each other by na
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by soneil 2y ago
Are there any signs of this souring? During the PPC-Intel transition, Adobe compatibility was almost a running joke. Along the lines of the infamous "You can always count on [..] to do the right thing, after they have exhausted all th
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by soneil 2y ago
I think this mirrors my take. Not a fan of the current IP regime, and I'm all for IP activism. I don't think the IA is the right place to fight it. It is a valuable resource, which is why it needs to be insulated from the impact
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by soneil 2y ago
The US often just says 'AM radio' to refer to the MW band, because they don't have commercial broadcasting on the LW band, so there's no need to disambiguate. In the UK we usually specify LW or MW because both bands are
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by soneil 2y ago
They always had other methods. Droitwich is more akin to a troubleshooting step - if Inskip is quiet but Droitwich is loud, there's a problem with Inskip. If every site falls quiet at the same time .. well on to the next step. It&#x2
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by soneil 2y ago
People who can’t see their colour TV pay more than people who can’t see their B&W TV. Oh to be a a fly on the wall when the inspector has to explain the difference to a blind person. I think it made a lot more sense in the past. The lic
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by soneil 2y ago
> When she asks TJ about what happened, she says he says: “Why me?” That's the line that turned my stomach. I think that's where it really sank in just how not-dead they're talking about here.
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by soneil 2y ago
I'm against the death penalty - I do believe there's times it makes sense, and I certainly believe there's crimes worthy of it. But I don't trust the state to make this determination with 100% accuracy - and anything le
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by soneil 2y ago
I suspect it only looks like overkill in the context of the simplest possible example. Once you start adding things like pre-inst, post-inst scripts, binary redirections with update-alternatives, I suspect the complications start to pay off
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by soneil 2y ago
For 1), it seems clear that there's a heavy overlap between Jeff's market and Elecrow's, and it's difficult to see that as a coincidence. If someone cloned both Shaq's voice and Jeff's, and used them to endorse
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by soneil 2y ago
I was going to say it'd be easier to have a single script, eg #!/bin/sh busybox $0 $@ and then every command required could just be a hardlink to the same script, instead of replicating it over and over again for
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by soneil 2y ago
You can't really send anything back, they're junk sender addresses. You either send btc to their wallet, or you don't. (Already had this thought process when I was getting so many of these, I wanted to invite a bidding war)
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by soneil 2y ago
I believe the biggest increase in security since 9/11, is that passengers are no longer expected to sit down and behave. Pre-9/11, the expectation was you don't draw attention to yourself, wait it out, you're going to ha
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by soneil 2y ago
You can fire, there is a process, and this wasn't it. It's that simple. There is a huge difference between not being able to fire people, and not being able to arbitrarily fire people on the spot.
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by soneil 2y ago
My previous contract (Ireland) was 3 months - it was reciprocal, so they had to give me 3 months notice to quit, and I had to give them 3 months notice to quit. Due to the position "garden leave" was the most typical way to spend

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