terinjokes

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by terinjokes 2y ago
> This might change is the 16bit mode gets finally removed. If something can't run DOS, then it's technically not a spec-compliant PC. Manufacturers have been shipping devices without Compatibility Support Module for several ye
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by terinjokes 2y ago
A number of years ago I was internally referred to a role at one of the FAANGs. When speaking with the recruiter or hiring manager they seemed pretty confused at why I was even qualified. Eventually I asked them what address was written at
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by terinjokes 2y ago
This is true, and certainly easier than games. Don't worry, I download the FLACs and archive them immediately after purchase anyways. The streaming service is Qobuz. Here's a forum thread of others who found the specific date and
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by terinjokes 2y ago
> Also why is Giant Eagle colored the same color as Ahold Delhaize on the map? I had thought it was because Ahold Delhaize owned Giant, and they do. However, it turns out Giant Eagle is an entirely separate company, which makes the color
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Valve probably has enough leverage to hold it off for a while, but rightholders seem to be trying to close that loophole. A store I previously bought FLACs from emailed me this week that a new Terms of Service comes into force on October 1
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by terinjokes 2y ago
It also solves a problem many of the other solutions here miss: the prompt is printed once and so it can easily be showing stale information if you change the current context in another shell. With kubie entering a context copies the config
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Not just you, I haven't seen links to the feature, even when I've gone looking for it, in years. Even the link on archive.is to use Google's cache if the page wasn't already archived hasn't worked in quite a while.
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by terinjokes 2y ago
I remember CacheFly being popular on Digg for a while to read sites that got hugged.
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Interesting, thanks for the links, I'll give them a read. Since with the GPS 95 at worse I can pull the battery cell and clear the memory, I should try to see if it's Y2038 compatible (I'm guessing not).
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by terinjokes 2y ago
The GPS 95 supported NMEA 0180, 0182, and 0183 up to version 1.5 originally. The GPS 95 XL revision increased the support up to NMEA 0183 version 2.0. With four proprietary extensions, of course. The specimen in the blog post was software u
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Permanently, as in they're blowing efuses? Or just until some memory is cleared? Do you have more details on this?
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by terinjokes 2y ago
My unit predates GPS units having street maps, but assuming your TFT version does, I believe there are exporters from Open Street Maps that might be cool to try out?
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by terinjokes 2y ago
RS-232 defines the levels, the different signals, and the physical connectors. However, baud rate, parity, stop bits, and the like are at a "level" above RS-232, and so outside its scope.
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by terinjokes 2y ago
It's pretty common with configuration or infrastructure as code that a blame brings me to a commit from 5-6 years previous, where I wish to understand why the authors at the time made a specific decision. That is more than enough time
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by terinjokes 2y ago
I did so at the beginning of last year. I was on and off the phone within 5 minutes and they refunded the last month. I was canceling a several years old standalone radio subscription, and not trying to cancel at the end of a car's fre
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by terinjokes 2y ago
ACCESS (fka PalmSource) had the rights to Graffiti and released an Android keyboard a long time ago. I remember finding the motions were not as good without a stylus, and stopped using it. I see it's no longer available. If anyone has
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Now that you mention it I can't see anything other than an "S". Yes, that certainly makes it less of a problem.
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by terinjokes 2y ago
A few years ago I wrote[0] about a similar approach on an RTC-less system (a Raspberry 3B+) by utilising systemd's clock-epoch to set time across reboots to be "reasonably close enough" for DNS-over-TLS and chrony's NTS
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Don't forget to handle the case where the document overrides the base with `<base>`.
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Ah yes, so we did in 2022! Glad to see you're still hacking on this.
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by terinjokes 2y ago
I've also started working on a modern PCMCIA card, so this is pretty exciting to me. Do you have a GitHub or IRC I can follow?
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by terinjokes 2y ago
'sudo' and 'doas' are inline connection methods in TRAMP, so no need for SSH to localhost. Curious that systemd-run isn't already supported, but I imagine that will quickly change.
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by terinjokes 2y ago
Why would you file against Delta if you booked with KLM?
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by terinjokes 3y ago
NetZero, who eventually bought Juno after they went under in the dot-com bubble.
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by terinjokes 3y ago
Yep, I download the FLAC and always keep the original zip file, and back it up separately from the files I manage with beets. I playback the beets-managed files with Navidrome. Beets doesn't maange handle the extra files that the zip o
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by terinjokes 3y ago
> Not least of which being that with bandcamp I can download purchased music years after purchase, even if artists have died or bands broken up, I wouldn't have that guarantee here Note that this isn't guaranteed, especially fo
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by terinjokes 3y ago
When I moved continents in late 2022, I bought Unifi's WiFi 6 APs specifically because I knew I could flash OpenWRT on them without issues. I wouldn't try running them as a router, but as APs for an existing network, they work gre
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by terinjokes 3y ago
I use mbsync/isync instead of offlineimap, but I've had no issues using mailctl to handle the OAuth2 tokens and refresh. Does the example on the ArchWiki[0] work for you? [0]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/
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by terinjokes 3y ago
At least in tech companies, they seem to being replaced by taps that can dispense hot or cold, still or sparkling water, with optional flavors added.
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by terinjokes 3y ago
I run a number of sites on a single server behind a reverse proxy, and the fastest to load is a CGI service, cgit. I use Traefik as the reverse proxy nowadays, which doesn't support CGI directly, so I've bridged it with Go's

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