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4y ago
Extremely popular everywhere
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4y ago
Why did you stop using it? It is superior
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4y ago
The realest reply
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4y ago
I use this system all the time! ncdu -x to instruct it not to traverse foreign filesystems
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4y ago
... Another? Like Starlink, Tesla and SpaceX? Geez I don't know what people are on about sometimes.
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4y ago
The fortune500 I worked at had Jira, but I couldnt be bothered with it.
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4y ago
Yeah that's wrong. There is also a Dune 2 apk for Android floating around. Had tons of fun with it. How to win: - Two refineries minimum And - Maximize actions per minute destroy the AI
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4y ago
I used it in a professional setting with several team members. Taiga was a good choice and we were able to be productive and deliver the project. As such it was used to make money. As opposed to hobby purposes such as self host it and organ
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4y ago
I use Taiga, it works really well. I also used it to make money and it delivered.
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4y ago
I would hang around friends houses and use their Commodore Amiga 500 and IBM 8088 machines. My first computer was a Hyundai 486 SX/25. Mind bogglingly large butterfly effect on my life.
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4y ago
I need to start using reverse proxy and such things. Have you decided upon that instead of Nginx Proxy Manager or Caddy? Or are you using HAProxy to solve other challenges?
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4y ago
For story arcs, the thrill is an evolving story with a coherent plot. I suppose singular X-Files and Seinfeld episodes could easily fit in with the procedurally generated category. That is very exciting prospect. Seinfeld infinity.
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4y ago
Private business, oil and gas is booming
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4y ago
By far my computer. Future shaping. Secondly Sega Master System. Mind bending.
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4y ago
I still do rewatch X-Files, Star Trek TNG, Seinfeld and Stargate SG-1. I uh, want to believe.
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4y ago
There needs to be lawsuits
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4y ago
Easy there Jesse
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4y ago
This is the way
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4y ago
I fucking love Crystal and Ruby. Never has a language literally made me happy like those two. " Amazement wow is this how easy I can achieve this. This is incredible!!!". Conversely Perl and C++ made me miserable, as I tried and
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4y ago
Hi The main issue is that on my hosts where fail2ban are running, I see week on week activity and banned hosts. When I look into cscli decisions or cscli metrics, it gives me the indication that nothing is happening which I don't belie
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4y ago
Is this better than fail2ban? I use crowdsec also nowadays, but I don't trust it like I trust fail2ban. Due to opaque answers from the engine on how it has protected my hosts. Considering going all the way Back to fail2ban again.
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4y ago
Does HackerNews count as reading?
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4y ago
In cold climates, having Goretex on the outer layer is key.
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4y ago
Huh... php
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4y ago
So you can get USD50 back? Worth the hassle?
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4y ago
Fuck I miss Queensland, lived there for 4 years.
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4y ago
IANAL is the dumbest abbreviation to have come out of Internet forums. I had to say it.
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4y ago
Someone likes uhhh furries a lot.
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4y ago
Big fan of n8n!
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4y ago
I am not afraid of these birds. The ATLAS robots can be used to contain a whole population or destroy a country and win wars by mass killing.
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