sooperserieous

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by sooperserieous 3mo ago
s/religion/text editors/ s/religion/sponsors/ s/religion/politics/ s/religion/nationalism/ s/religion/insecurity/ s/religion/intolerance/ ...
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by sooperserieous 6mo ago
Many of us followed Jeff D to PC Techniques and Visual Developer - http://www.duntemann.com/vdmarchive.htm
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by sooperserieous 6mo ago
I think Github represents 'par'. Plenty of stuff worse and plenty of stuff better. Overall it's what most people expect a coding social media site to be because it set those expectations. Those of us who are only looking f
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by sooperserieous 1y ago
> Be like Richard Feynman Oh the things he did to filing cabinets, especially "secure" ones...
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by sooperserieous 1y ago
As one might expect there are exceptions to this, I apparently happened to be in one of those orgs for 5 years. It was very outward-focused so not as tightly tied to the internal way of life, and was greedily dismembered by the empire-build
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by sooperserieous 1y ago
It is implanted. I had a consult to get one and decided without too much uncertainty that it was not for me. I like the other benefits (as noted in other comments) of CPAP that would be lost and my wife doesn't notice the little nois
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by sooperserieous 2y ago
Aren't AWS and GCP already private? Oh, I missed the Tesla Cloud announcement (just a re-branded OCI)...
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by sooperserieous 2y ago
You do get used to it, but also the workflow is not entering words as much as it is things like waypoint codes, and a lot of numeric bits, which is why the number pad has its familiar layout.
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by sooperserieous 2y ago
Oooohhh!!! Back in the day I had an "opportunity" to implement a virtual CDU interface, even re-created that font to do it. It talked to a real FMC (and later anything on the ARINC 629 bus). Good times :)
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by sooperserieous 2y ago
"I love deadlines. I love the WHOOSHING sound they make as they go be." -- DA
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by sooperserieous 2y ago
About 7 weeks ago I picked up a new AT&T SIM to use for data backup while my fiber connection was out. Never placed _any_ calls and only 1 text to my current mobile number to capture the new number. I get 4-6 calls per day, most label
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by sooperserieous 2y ago
They have: http://salad.com and others
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by sooperserieous 2y ago
Do you only keep online passwords in your manager? I've got all sorts of things in mine, plenty that I might need without connectivity, such as the door code to that AirBnB or bank account numbers and PINs. Then again, I never would
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by sooperserieous 2y ago
Second Life is still a thing, or OpenSimulator if you really do want to do it all yourself :) FWIW, SL is finalizing the addition of PBR textures now and may go further WRT scene imports.
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by sooperserieous 2y ago
Hello old me! :) My 6 year old son broke two spacebars firing the Phoenix Cannon one summer...
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by sooperserieous 2y ago
It does if someone is intentionally sending it down that code path for exactly that reason.
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by sooperserieous 3y ago
> This despite^H^H^H^H^H because of the fact that we were a big Oracle customer FTFY. Having spent time at another large Oracle customer that was later acquired by Oracle I've seen how they do this internally too. And you can&#x27
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by sooperserieous 3y ago
Hey, don't laugh! Literally last week I dug out my old X10 kit and set up my new office with it and a 25 year old remote that only needed new batteries. Still got the serial port dongle somewhere too in case I need to strap it to a P
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by sooperserieous 3y ago
You need git-review[1] to make Gerrit usage sane... [1] https://opendev.org/opendev/git-review
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by sooperserieous 4y ago
I went with Slicehost to Rax (as a customer) in that acquisition, overall it was as good as could be expected. Since Akamai isn't a PE firm (I think? :) there is hope for Linode
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by sooperserieous 4y ago
I ran in to this Sunday removing my last VM from their cloud. I've used CLI/Ansible/etc to manage these forever but this time I was in the web console making sure very last byte was gone. Notably the APIs don't have an