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by trog 3y ago
We have scripts that have been running continuously for probably years at a time with none of these issues. The only time they stop is when servers are rebooted for updates. We actually had a big argument about building them like this for e
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by trog 3y ago
I suspect they probably actively try to avoid people that only have one or two installs - there's not enough money in it & casual users are probably more likely to just abandon the product rather than try to get some crazy licensin
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by trog 3y ago
> No, he wants a better seat at the table. He's a minor politician. Held office in Greece. Heads the " European Realistic Disobedience Front". Please look him up in a bit more detail before dismissing him as a 'minor
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by trog 3y ago
My Fitbit Sense gets 4-5 days off a full charge. It's not always on though.
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by trog 3y ago
What is the point of being one of the largest technology companies in the world if you can't even provide basic global coverage to your websites and products?!
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by trog 3y ago
> Now that lots of opinionated people have left Twitter what twitter are you using today where the opinionated people have left
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by trog 3y ago
Patches only out for Ventura - any word on whether other versions like Monterey, Sonoma or iOS 17 are vulnerable?
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by trog 3y ago
Feels like this was written by an extremist libertarian extolling the virtues of the highly generic term "freedom" without being able to explain in any detail whatsoever what they actually mean and what tangible impact it has.
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by trog 3y ago
They're not required here, as I noted - not sure what your question is about? Just asking generally? I don't think 'cloth masks' should be used at all; I think people should probably be required to wear respirators in ce
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by trog 3y ago
Don't "social libertarians" want drugs to just be legalised so they can be produced by local businesses and thus cut off the flow of cash to criminals? Wanting more Clear and Present Danger-style ruthlessness in the war on dr
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by trog 3y ago
Is it possible for Twitter to actually become /worse/ in terms of people trying to shill cryptoassets at us?
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by trog 3y ago
> In my corner of Australia healthcare is effectively closed to me, as GPs around here demand wearing masks and allow no exemptions. I guess that's democracy in action. No mask - no rights, as per majority decision. This is like wh
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by trog 3y ago
Here's my anecdotal data: I'm sitting on a bus writing this wearing a respirator, as I have every bus trip for the lady few years. I've had several vaccinations. I've changed a few behaviours, but not many (e.g. I avoid
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by trog 3y ago
So weird, I live in Australia and everywhere I look we continue to have democracy, just all over the place. (And, I'd argue, more freedom than the average American citizen in many areas, most notably healthcare.)
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by trog 3y ago
> Over in Japan, some of the taxis now play ads (obnoxious audio included!) for the passengers to watch. I was in Boston like 10 years ago and saw this.
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by trog 3y ago
This is why I love love love reaction icons. First used these a lot in Slack but now I want them on everything. People can feel like they've acknowledged something (and even provided their sentiment to it if they want) without having t
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by trog 3y ago
I mean, I firmly believe that at least one celestial object has a direct effect on human life, but I dunno if the sun counts
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by trog 3y ago
Spent a while looking for this comment - doesn't seem like this occurred to many people, but maybe the 0.1x programmer is actually the OP and not the colleagues. I'd view anyone new in my team racing through tasks very quickly w
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by trog 3y ago
This is what we do, minus the shared savings account. My partner has an app on her phone that she uses to track our expenses and we just share paying for things so we're 50/50, except for big ticket items like rent which we split
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by trog 3y ago
Hmm, I guess that makes sense - I had forgotten that 'institutional investors' were probably buying direct from Ripple. But if I tie it back to stocks, I guess I see institutional investors here as the ones buying at IPO, but indi
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by trog 3y ago
> '''Having considered the economic reality of the Programmatic Sales, the Court concludes that the undisputed record does not establish the third Howey prong. Whereas the Institutional Buyers reasonably expected that Ripp
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by trog 3y ago
Loved it as well. Also play a lot of Tapped Out and have for years for the exact same reason - it's just got everything that has ever been in the Simpsons and it's such fun to just build the world and watch the characters wander.
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by trog 3y ago
If like me you're wondering when this will be released via the in-application auto-update mechanism, the bottom of the article states: > As with any major release, we sometimes become aware of corner cases after significant public t
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by trog 3y ago
I recently turned off the global indexing and it has improved performance immensely. I actually don't use that search that much so I'm going to try it without for a while and see how I go with the basic search stuff.
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by trog 3y ago
I have a $6/mo VPS on which I think I can run Snipe quite happily. I get that some people are OK to pay significantly more for services like this but I have the resources and interest in self-hosting to make it worthwhile.
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by trog 3y ago
What do you mean by "new mails added to them"? I have Thunderbird set up with old emails I imported from Outlook Express in local folders and it seems to work fine. I don't really add new emails into them very often but I&#x2
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by trog 3y ago
> 1. Threads are collapsed into a 1-dimensional list making moderately complex discussions hard to follow. You can disable this - it's called "Conversation mode" and you can turn it off. Many of my colleagues have it off a
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by trog 3y ago
Thanks for this recommendation. Been looking at asset management systems so Shelf caught my eye but the install process looks too painful, whereas this one I can just drop easily onto an existing LAMP server.
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by trog 3y ago
> Why is it automatically a bad thing if they use the data to train llms? Who is losing under this situation? At a glance of the post and only a few seconds thought, I would guess the 'catchers' - the people who are being paid
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by trog 3y ago
We don't do on call or really any formal after hours support of our application (we are in a fortunate (weird?) spot where our application's users are mostly using it during business hours so there is no huge requirement to mainta

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