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by strunz 4y ago
Most mention the room size or square footage they cover though, which is a simplified way to say the same thing
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by strunz 4y ago
This was reported by multiple financial news organizations, what makes you so confident it isn't true?
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by strunz 4y ago
Not bored as much as "I need a big project to parlay into a VP/Executive role"
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by strunz 5y ago
>Admit it - you were sleeping. Was it for years? Now you're awake again. Good lord. I love Nirvana but the differences between all these mixes are minor and barely noticeable unless you're swapping back and forth. Kurt would ha
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by strunz 5y ago
Not surprising considering Nevermind is one of the best sounding albums of all time. I personally give Butch Vig a large part of the. refit for getting the best out of the band and really making an incredible album. Hard to believe it'
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by strunz 5y ago
Seems like he's coming back and outsourcing the editing - https://twitter.com/WilliamOsman/status/1486815129563918338
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by strunz 5y ago
I mean the advantage is that you can run vanilla python on most things by default, which is how Ansible pretty much "just works".
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by strunz 5y ago
Except many AWS services still route through us-east-1 anyway, which is why they have had huge outages recently. AWS isn't as redundant as people think it is.
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by strunz 5y ago
People have made fun of Linux having Linus as the dictator on top, but it seems like that model might be the best for long term project success...
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by strunz 5y ago
Funny, I moved from Linux to Mac because I got so sick of no good laptops with full support for Linux and it's never ending subsystems for audio, webcams, trackpads, etc. And not like Linux UIs are known for being efficient and memory
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by strunz 6y ago
"Identical binaries" is not the same thing as "reproducible builds". It's maybe one aspect of one type of CI/CD, but I would say not even the majority.
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by strunz 6y ago
Why should that be any different than how you look in person?
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by strunz 6y ago
Yes, this is well covered in the article.
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by strunz 6y ago
You must not be in the internet much, because this is always the contrarian pick. In fact, your same comment is repeated multiple times in this very thread.
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by strunz 6y ago
Last time I checked you couldn't even organize tests in different folders, I wonder if they finally fixed that. I always find it odd using test frameworks developed by a for profit company. They pick and choose what code to merge and b
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by strunz 6y ago
It's cool, but warning that it treats variables differently. For example if you run an EXE command-line tool which looks for Windows environment variables, it won't use the Bash environment variables. Probably not a huge deal, jus
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by strunz 6y ago
I'm pretty sure Facebook does simple IP address tracking to serve ads. I've noticed my wife and I both get served ads for things the other has recently searched for.
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by strunz 6y ago
Handbrake CLI is great and much more user friendly than ffmpeg
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by strunz 6y ago
Because they've always been afraid working from home equals hardly working and they've already sunk in the cost on the multi year office lease.
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by strunz 6y ago
Where are you getting this information that they're moving to other languages? Isn't Instagram almost completely Python? I talk to them at PyCon every year and they spend a lot of time talking about it.
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by strunz 6y ago
Betting on one company always has that risk. Most people are investing in index funds and Fortune 500 companies which aren't going bankrupt.
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by strunz 6y ago
I'm saying if you run all your apps in containers, there really isn't much left to configure on the OS. Using Ansible for those few things seems like an easier solution.
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by strunz 6y ago
Registering in the Apple Development program costs $99 (per year) too
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by strunz 6y ago
Blink is great, but $20 for a terminal you might use occasionally or emergencies is pretty stiff for me personally.
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by strunz 6y ago
Honestly, I find it infinitely easier to just do everything in in docker containers. Then the OS doesn't matter except for installing docker, and running docker-compose up.
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by strunz 7y ago
Wasn;t it determined that no one actually spent that money and just paid of debt instead?
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by strunz 7y ago
Vanguard retirement funds do exactly this for you, what are you talking about?
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by strunz 7y ago
Isn't this gonna cause a bunch of headaches though? What about people who connect to VPN and rely on the local DNS server to resolve non-public hosts? It'll work in everything but Firefox? Seems confusing.
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by strunz 7y ago
Can you link to one of these times a maintainer said something like that?
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by strunz 7y ago
Exactly, this is the whole reason whistleblower protections exist. It gives a lone wolf the ability to fight against the machines that are bigger than they could possibly fight themselves.

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