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by tomlong 7y ago
Excuse my ignorance. if a container hasn't been hit in a long time, how long does it take to serve the first request back? Is it spun up or sort of hot paused?
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by tomlong 7y ago
Looks like rust/cargo but i haven't tried it yet
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by tomlong 7y ago
Especially for the Front Side Bus crowd
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by tomlong 7y ago
As the notion of black friday has spread fairly convincingly to the UK (in the last 5-10 years, particularly the last 2-3) there's a bit of push back here. https://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/17226966.buy-n
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Spunk's timestamp recognition of 2 digit years fails January 01 2020(docs.splunk.com)
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by tomlong 7y ago
I think maybe the target audience for this is people with old trucks not people who know about Teslas
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by tomlong 7y ago
Sorry for late reply. It was just slow and unreliable. Probably as much down to the machine i ran it on as anything. It was also a while ago. I just found with fastmail it consistently just worked. Also I really need those passwords, and
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by tomlong 7y ago
I don't use organice, but I do keep my org files in WebDAV. I use fastmail anyway and I've ended up putting them in the WebDAV provided by them, having tried nextcloud amongst other things. It's a really good solution. My
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by tomlong 7y ago
Brandon Long, is as ever, a helpful and respectful voice of reason on the sometimes fractious Mailop list
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by tomlong 7y ago
That's good. I wish things were a little clearer.
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by tomlong 7y ago
Is software that isn't currently notarized going to stop working when we upgrade to Catalina?
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by tomlong 7y ago
Has it been going a while, possibly under another name? I tried to log in and was told my email address had already used the service, and sure enough, a password reset had me logged in. I have no recollection of using it, so it may have b
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by tomlong 7y ago
Somewhat interestingly, under the hood calibre seems to be a bunch of little tools, strung together by the UI: Here's what's under calibre/bin calibre calibre-complete calibre-customize calibredb calibre-debug c
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by tomlong 7y ago
Check out Calibre-Web[1], It runs on top of a calibre database and some other calibre tooling, you can upload and download books from it, edit meta-data, read through the browser. Any books I grab I upload to it (can do via phone easily en
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by tomlong 7y ago
I see the author and I share a naming convention for our miscellaneous scripts, and `do.sh` appears prominently in both our work. I subsequently branched out to e.g. `do-backups.sh`, where despite the `do-` being superfluous, I quite like t
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by tomlong 7y ago
I don't like the nature of it. I went out walking and wild camping for a few days recently, in areas of not much signal. I usually check in with family as I move about when I do these things, with location and updated plans, and I was
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by tomlong 7y ago
Exactly
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by tomlong 7y ago
There's also a pretty long standing convention that long press gets you right click type functionality. It's a difficult thing to be consistent with. For me personally it would be nice if there was a reliable way to detect a quic
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by tomlong 7y ago
Especially when it can readily be pronounced "Zero Fun"
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by tomlong 7y ago
They have an 'Enterprise Security' product sitting on their platform which is pretty powerful and a fairly big player in this space.
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by tomlong 7y ago
Northallerton to Leeds, work at undisclosed.
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by tomlong 7y ago
I currently have an hours commute, which I find works quite well for me. It is a little bit unusual though - it is a train journey with no changes, I always get a seat, and I live about a 2 minute walk from the train station, and work abou
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by tomlong 7y ago
I've been using Calibre-Web[1] as a frontend for the Calibre database, visiting it with my Kobo Auro H2O. It will do neat things like convert to Kindle & email to the Kindle address with a button press as well so I can give access
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by tomlong 7y ago
The first common usage I remember was type-ahead autofill search suggestion type things (on google.com iirc). Such a small commonplace thing now, but it was pretty impressive at the time.
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by tomlong 7y ago
I'm 35 years old and had a similar experience. What you said about it shaping your humour really struck a chord with me (particularly Sam & Max). Maybe because it was the first LA game I played, but I think DoTT is the best, but
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by tomlong 8y ago
I was told (just yesterday and only partly in jest) that a data scientist is just a statistician with a Macbook
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by tomlong 9y ago
I think newer builds have an auto-sync feature. I got mine recently from f-droid.
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by tomlong 9y ago
Sorry for the late reply. I have found it very good. The first build or two rebooted a couple of times a day but the recent builds are rock solid. I've stopped updating it now regularly but when I do the builds just work. I normall
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by tomlong 9y ago
It's frustrating that whatever I do to protect my own identity/data, no amount of 2FA or password generators or my own good practice mitigates the loss/theft of data/identify in this way. I'm as good at it as anyone
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by tomlong 9y ago
This is very close to ideal for me. I've been moving away from Google Keep (and google in general recently, using Fastmail, microg fork of LineageOS on Fairphone 2, orgzly, vim org-mode Nextcloud etc etc) and the one thing that I miss

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