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thedougd
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And this is why I went separate AP from router. You can easily get a commercial grade Wifi AP that doesn't do anything else other than WiFi. They're stable and include the latest standards. Meanwhile, I run my own Linux router on
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Suggestions for executives frustrated with their return to office plans: 1) Recognize that you're paying people for different types of work. You spend most of your days in meetings, but hopefully the majority of your company is heads d
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I'm pretty cynical about corporate life and I generally agree. Most places are probably using hybrid as a warm up. However, to my surprise, my employer went the other direction. After six months on the hybrid plan, they found folks wer
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Found one of these on a tree in the woods. It was bigger than a softball. I marvelled at it for a while but ultimately didn't take it. Wish I had taken it home and cooked it.
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4y ago
Favorites for scripting including the ability to run any command or script on the remote. ssh remotehost reboot Heredoc syntax also works: ssh remotehost <<'EOF' ls cat /etc/passwd reboot EOF
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thedougd
4y ago
Great one! This needs communicated more broadly. I spent too many years of my life killing terminals because of a dead ssh connection.
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ARMs sold today are typically it the 5/1,7/1,10/1 variety. The terms outline the maximum increase per year and lifetime after the fix ends. A doubling or tripling of payment immediately at the end of the fix term would be unu
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4y ago
I commonly find it's blocked by the installation. My last house it was blocked by the vent stack and one of the water lines.
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It's possible there's a faulty faucet mixing valve somewhere in the building causing hot water to mix into the cold line.
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Many hospitals and providers are ignoring it, perfectly willing to eat the fine, if it ever comes.
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Worst part of switching from Android (Pixel) to iPhone. It was shocking.
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4y ago
You may also setup federated (trusted) relationships. For example, a GitHub Workflow can be trusted to assume an IAM role. In that scenario, there's no long lived secret in scope. The oidc subject includes the GitHub org, repo, branch,
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I love the animated GIF you included in the readme that shows two sessions at once. It made it perfectly clear in moments what it does, and how easy it is to use.
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From an executive viewpoint, this would be a reasonable forcing function to overcome long, deep rooted stasis in your IT department. Let's assume for a moment that modernization is good. It probably is wrt mainframes. For every team th
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I appreciate IPv6 link local. mDNS + ipv6 ll addresses on my home network means I can connect to local devices, by name (mydevice.local) regardless of whether or not the router or DHCP/RA+DNS is working.
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Are Azure resource groups still pretty comprehensive? You use to be able to create all your stuff in a resource group. Delete the group and it deletes all the stuff with it. Super convenient.
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I'm currently evaluating Tailscale and other VPN solutions as AWS Client VPN doesn't look like it's going to work for us. AWS Client VPN does not offer any means of unattended configuration or mass distribution. All they offe
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I have the same MacBook. I use a Magic Mouse, no Logitech devices. A PLT headset connected over Bluetooth causes the mouse and keyboard to lag severely. Using the same headset with it's bundled dongle or connected to my phone will not
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I have to plug the "Designing Data-Intensive Applications" book. It dives deep into the inner workings of various database architectures. https://dataintensive.net/
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In the mid-2000s I used Lotus Sametime at work. We could send text, emoji, pictures, and more. It had a plugin system that would extend the client side to do things like automatically look up issue numbers found in the chat and expand them
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https://www.space.com/pig-poop-lagoons-landsat-5-satellite
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> Historically, the nominal dimensions were the size of the green (not dried), rough (unfinished) boards that eventually became smaller finished lumber through drying and planing (to smooth the wood). Today, the standards specify the fin
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I thought about that after posting. I once had a week where I fiddled with the printer constantly after changing the toner, trying to get it to stop reporting it as empty. So who knows, maybe there's something to it. However, looking a
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My pretty old DCP-L2540DW has a new firmware update: 06/16/2022 Main: V / Sub: 1.06 Improvement to help with the performance of the machine. I think I'll pass.
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You do have to consider middlebox and client caching when you do this. Returning a 200 with a 'not found' would be cached, and that may or may not be desired for the use case.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lumber#Dimensional_lumber "Dimensional lumber is available in green, unfinished state, and for that kind of lumber, the nominal dimensions are the actual dimensions."
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If that's true, you can then send packets to it, but not receive replies. That's still a problem.
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I was asked during a merger, which work management tool do you think we should keep/use? I replied, don't ask me, I'll hate it anyways. It's not because I hate Agile, Scrum, or even Waterfall (although I do hate SAFe). I
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Came to suggest the same thing. Locals could have been completely freaked out and found it extra fit to burry them as well.
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Ask HN: Global Internet or AWS Outage?
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