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by svennek 5y ago
Really? I for one am not looking forward to all the frankenbugs when new stuff on those IPs talk to old stuff (middle and endboxes)... The great part about IPv6 in that regard is that you are either capable or not, not mostly compatible as
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by svennek 5y ago
I am running quite some stuff for multiple customers on systemd on arch. And I must say that generally the ride has been smooth and pleasant, and we have been doing that for years. I for one is not looking back at the sysv script spaghetti
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by svennek 5y ago
How do you convert the .rm to usable files? I tried it a couple of months ago, and that was the problem (unknown stroke types etc)...
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by svennek 5y ago
Basically when you have 2+ upstreams and your own ip addresses
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by svennek 5y ago
We Danes do pride ourselves of "samfundssind" (community sense) and pragmatic solutions (also in politics). We are obviously not a dream society but in the grand scale of things our nation putters along just fine and most people a
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by svennek 5y ago
Well in Denmark with a high vaccine rate we have had ALL restriction lifted on sep 10. I for one is almost daily in mass commute packed like 2019, and for a month, somehow the infection rate is basically flat, the hospitalizations is flat a
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by svennek 5y ago
I think the OP forgets that every of your rights is another persons obligation. So your right to be idiot (IMHO) and not getting vaccinated is everybody else obligation to take a extra tiny mortal risk interacting with you... It is basicall
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by svennek 5y ago
To follow up, Denmark (where I live) locked down early and hard, but we have been cautiously been opening up again (just today another set of lockdownisque rules where trashed), and if every thing goes as planned we are back to fully open i
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by svennek 5y ago
While I agree with his statement that the first calculations where rather pessimistic, he forgets to mention, that number is MUCH MUCH higher per capita than their Scandinavian neighbors. - Sweden 14500ish dead out of 10M population - Denma
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by svennek 5y ago
Well, it kinda spoils some/most of book 1. But IMHO the book 2 is the best and most intriguing anyways and that is totally unaffected...
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by svennek 5y ago
I read the (first page of) new every time I am here... A lot of interesting stuff (techy wise, not biz) never gets to the frontpage..
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by svennek 5y ago
It is weird seeing the word CPR in the same sentence as Denmark when not talking about our SSN (which the most common use of "cpr" in Danish, it is short for central person register).. On a more on-topic note, we have a hell of a
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by svennek 6y ago
Likely, but you probably also depend on a browser... OTOH html5 seems quite backwards compatible and stable
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by svennek 6y ago
I think mostly because of two things: 1) Imho an overly complex ecosystem (with thousands of dependencies via npm or such) 2) The "oh my god, that is 5 weeks old, there is something new, better..." mindset for JS-projects. For lon
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by svennek 6y ago
TLDR, if I didn't mis-skim it... If you have crappy passwords, it can be cracked. In other news, water is found to be wet...
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by svennek 6y ago
If it is half a man-year of work and not really urgent, that card has zero effect on the other party... OP can sell his software or not, the other party will manage either way.
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by svennek 6y ago
What cards? If it is two years of evenings and weekends and the OP is a "regular programmer" (as opposed to a rock-star) that is likely in the neighbourhood of two to four man-months worth of dev time (likely on the lower end due
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by svennek 6y ago
> Also whenever the opposite side tells me a deal is good for me it is certainly self serving! That might be the case or not. Probably a reasonable first rule of thumb. But it might also be a good deal as labelled on the tin. For example
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by svennek 6y ago
Please don't think that the software in itself has any value (unless it is an extreme outlier). Most software/saas value comes from grueling marketing and sales work after it is "ready". Ask yourself. Can you drive the s
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by svennek 6y ago
Forgot to mention, reading interesting stuff online or watching youtube only makes starting again harder for me..
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by svennek 6y ago
I find that meditating works fine, or a (short 10-15 mins) goof off with a "mindless" game (my favorite is Race the Sun)
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by svennek 6y ago
So if you want to heighten your response rate, think about how you can invent a commitment (or pain-sharing) device.. Remember that for bacon and eggs, the hen is involved but the pig is committed..
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by svennek 6y ago
As input to your question. A lot of good programmers (me included) hear "free bootstrap techie", not "tech co-founder". (I am aware that that might be harsh in a given specific situation, but over a lot of data, that is
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by svennek 6y ago
With great powers come great responsibility (spiderman...)
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by svennek 6y ago
I found the image server, in the spirit of using your device for fun and interesting things (say nothing of privacy).. Why would you need the online converter, if you selfhost the image-server? (potential customer here, but wanna use it not
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by svennek 6y ago
PineBookPro is close... I am not sure I think it there yet.. But impressive none the less considering the price-point..
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by svennek 6y ago
> I don't see why one would pass up JetBrains IDEs considering they have a passable Vim mode ... Because I am suspicious of "the magic" of those IDEs.. I truly respect the "old" code, I mimic the coding (and nam
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by svennek 6y ago
Hopefully not quantity as measured by lines-of-code...
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by svennek 6y ago
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3XuFr7rw84 Cool video, thanks. That is going straight to my treasure chest..
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by svennek 6y ago
No, but no "foreign" computers... We can have tools installed, but even though those are windows machines (I run linux on my laptop) my only "custom" tools are a good ssh-client and firefox :)

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