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by szszrk 2y ago
Curious why would you ask that? It uses spectrum around 2.4GHz, so if presence/absence of WiFi doesn't bother you, this one should not either.
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by szszrk 2y ago
Fellow late granny knot lover, I see... I got some remarks when I was young that I am tying shoe laces wrong. Never cared about that, but it turns out a lot of people do that incorrectly and not for the reason I was laughed at. My shoes don
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by szszrk 2y ago
I use an overpowered (for my type of job) modern i7 computer with 32G of ram and modern 1TB ssd. It still does take several seconds to open start menu, same for calculator. Explorer takes sometimes a minute so I have a different file manag
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by szszrk 2y ago
My guess it's LinkedIn scrapping. A lot of companies do that, a lot of their CEOs have accounts here as well. Its shamefull as they just figure out what the company uses for their email format and just spam that, plus yourname.surname
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by szszrk 2y ago
Is that really a zero progress? It's not insane, but not a zero. You just said you are on 10Gbit now, right? :) 1G has wide adoption, runs on any cheap 5e cable and has low power draw. 10G may or may not run on same cables and has 4-7x
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by szszrk 2y ago
Aside from your claims being wrong (in my opinion), do you take into account that for large parts of the world, using iPhone is isolation? For instance, I ended up in way to many text exchanges with iPhone users who didn't even knew
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by szszrk 2y ago
What platform you mean? With that lack of add to home screen? I use that sometimes on Firefox on Android.
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by szszrk 2y ago
I know it's the other way around of what you are suggesting, but I feel I'm using Kagi for a while for the same reasons, with results you expect. Their search is much, much cleaner, that's for sure. But what made me stick (an
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by szszrk 2y ago
My wife is a teacher and gets one ream per semester. In total, for all classes she teaches. It's geography for 10-14 year olds, so a lot of practice and tests of map usage and so on. Being a teacher here is definitely a mission, not a
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by szszrk 2y ago
He also wrote a pretty huge book with A LOT of .net memory goodness that has nice reviews. Great lad to work with as well, open minded to various angles and whole stack from browser experience to deployment.
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by szszrk 2y ago
It's not exactly a secret - he was very vocal about his process and there are many interviews and seminars easily available on youtube and such. There was a few tricks, but no magic at all. You more or less summed it up well. He believ
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by szszrk 2y ago
Apparently! I did not expect such a nice find after asking search engine this: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?arnumber=1700041 > There are two main types of single-wheeled vehicles. In a unicycle, the r
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by szszrk 2y ago
Between "works" and "doesn't work" there is a full rainbow of possible answers, KPIs, yearly reviews in a network of matrix reporting. There will be market for their services. Maybe a different one, but there will b
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by szszrk 2y ago
I love how the website on UX design actively locks your possibility to zoom in on mobile. It sends me a clear message that I should search for UX knowledge elsewhere.
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by szszrk 2y ago
I had architect roles in a place with IT below 300 people. And it still lacked dedicated solution architecture and at least some dedicated Enterprise Architecture. These titles are just... titles. No meaning until you know what the particul
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by szszrk 2y ago
For which countries, you should mention. In my area Stripe is close to useless and alternatives are just easier to use and support more practical scenarios.
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by szszrk 2y ago
I would not expect that to happen any time soon. Maybe they will see a chance to promote bicep more by such move. Yet until now they actively (and reasonably) advise in their docs Terraform use, if you consider multicloud and few other situ
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by szszrk 2y ago
I'm wondering what are you referring to when you mention NAT in the context of IPv6. I thought there is no widely adopted implementation.
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by szszrk 3y ago
It is :) But wsl2 is a bit more than X (or Xwayland or whatever it is). - It let's you go out of that "userland only" view that WSL1 has. So you can actually make ICMP calls and use traceroute/mtr form it and so on. You
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by szszrk 3y ago
This does not fix poor content thrown in disguise of search results.
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by szszrk 3y ago
I literally have no idea how to open a large image on new reddit. I tried. The least amount od clicks I know to actually see it uncropped is 3 and it does full page redirects on each of them. Maybe it's ad blocker or something... Don&#
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by szszrk 3y ago
Which is cool and solved many challenges for me in the past. But nowadays you have WSL2, modern windows builds that support graphical apps from WSL2 (you can just run Firefox in WSL on win11 and it will just display it) by default and excel
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by szszrk 3y ago
I am using it for a new project as my first contact with this approach (long time Ansible user). So far it is great, both tofu cli, actual execution and vscode plugin. But I'm curious about the providers ecosystem. Isn't that the
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by szszrk 3y ago
I just tried similar queries as they show on their screenshots with Kagi. Basically asked it the exact same question. While it answered a general "yes" when the more precise answer was "no", the motivation in the answer
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by szszrk 3y ago
It's not always you who picks the platform. In an enterprise usually choices are limited or it's not worth your time invested.
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by szszrk 3y ago
It's great for my family and errands but makes me break my good health habits easily. Now I see how important was commute to keep me moving and encouraging to more physical activities.
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by szszrk 3y ago
HN has a lot of apps, including ones on fdroid. Mine has "ask hn" category and sorts by recent. I often see posts seconds old. It takes another second to upvote.
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by szszrk 3y ago
I'm not familiar with it, can you elaborate why it's controversial?
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by szszrk 3y ago
It's not that different from having the same user/password accessible via ssh. It's best to not have direct access to important machines anyway, and go for a bastion or similar service. But... you can switch to Kerberos SSO,
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by szszrk 3y ago
> How can I say this more bluntly? Don't abuse your smartest people to keep lesser people employed and happy? There is absolutely nothing in situation described by me, that fits this sentence. I'd like to explain that but you (

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