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by unxdfa 4y ago
I do. Only for leisure. And I take a Pixel 6A running LineageOS when I do which has nothing sensitive on it. That's really mostly so that I don't lose my iPhone which I actually care about.
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by unxdfa 4y ago
This is just the same problem in JSON, another loose schema’ed mess. Got my fair share of problems with that at the moment as well.
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by unxdfa 4y ago
Not if I amble around the office with a chair leg making menacing grunts they won't.
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by unxdfa 4y ago
Feds is not an attack vector that concerns me. My coworkers or kids changing my wallpaper or getting access to my kit is.
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by unxdfa 4y ago
I think we need to burn this whole thing down and rethink it at this point. A huge amount of the total operational cost of our business is working around weird YAML problems and helm charts. Had one a while back where quoted strings conta
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by unxdfa 4y ago
I've disabled unlock with Apple Watch and bought a touch ID magic keyboard. This is a far better solution! It was neat for a couple of days until I was walking out of the room and my mac unlocked itself.
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by unxdfa 4y ago
Mine doesn't do that at all (M1 14" MBP). Are you on an M1 macbook or an Intel one out of interest?
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by unxdfa 4y ago
I still like XML and XSD. People look at me these days like I'm insane. But in this case a partially loaded XML document would not parse let alone pass schema validation. Again vindicated. YAML needs to go away. It is misery. I'd
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by unxdfa 4y ago
I would not assume that Hashicorp products necessarily meet the design goals if I'm honest. Consul and vagrant have been absolute shits and vault adds more complexity and unreliability to the problem domain and has a net negative ROI.
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by unxdfa 4y ago
I am personally using it to leverage vast amounts of cash off people and using that to do stuff I actually give a crap about. The difference between me and you is that I have come to terms with this being purely an earner, which there is no
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by unxdfa 4y ago
You can make sensible assumptions that result in engineering gains though. Step around the problems not through them. For example I have learned that the first step to reliability is removing as many hashicorp products from your stack as po
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by unxdfa 4y ago
I had a weird dream last night that my M1 MacBook Pro had a 5 1/4” floppy drive still. No idea why or what brought that on but to wake up and read this was refreshing :)
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by unxdfa 4y ago
So Elon didn't pay himself for the API they are using? :)
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by unxdfa 4y ago
These are the adverts I want: discovery in scope of what I am doing i.e music, entertainment and apps. Literally Apple deliver those cleanly. What I don't want is scams, noise, garbage and malware which is what the alternative ecosyste
105.
by unxdfa 4y ago
They haven't paid their AWS bill apparently. Related?
106.
by unxdfa 4y ago
Glad I didn't buy one. If I had bought one and it did that to me I'd actually sabotage our AWS spend on purpose just to punish Bezos.
107.
by unxdfa 4y ago
I don't get ads on iOS, macOS or iPadOS. Literally none. The only revenue stream they have in that space is in-app ads (I don't have any of those apps) and the app store, which is basically an advertising portal to find tools so I
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by unxdfa 4y ago
There is no way a Pi with GPIO should be anywhere near any industrial equipment. I have worked in the industry and it has been a mix of in-house and hired cabinet chimps. If you have the time and money to work out how to interface a Pi to G
109.
by unxdfa 4y ago
Well it's not really though. You just buy it from Farnell or RS here in the UK and it arrives the next day. I mean you literally just buy an Omron PLC and the ethernet board and RTFM much like you have to do with the Pi. Your point abo
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by unxdfa 4y ago
I worry about this. It compromises the brand if they are willing to cheap out on automation hardware at this level. What else are they cheaping out on? Point being there's almost absolutely no reason why they should have used a raspber
111.
by unxdfa 4y ago
Nailed it. Microsoft forced me to Google through bugs. Google forced me to Apple through advertising and privacy violations. Microsoft and Google are now doing very well at keeping me in Apple's ecosystem. I periodically use an android
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by unxdfa 4y ago
The entire of Google is dying. Starting with search, the moment you turn off your adblocker you will see why. It's literally a complete crapfest of badly moderated advertising and ranking manipulation. Then there's the default And
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by unxdfa 4y ago
I remember these days. I spent a lot of time buying GPUs and eating ramen. Unreal Tournament 99 on a Voodoo 3 3000 was the peak for me. Now I have an Intel iGPU and don’t care. And I can afford to eat better :)
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by unxdfa 4y ago
Er we pretty much have in a lot of places.
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by unxdfa 4y ago
I am behind the idea of this needing to be destroyed. It's not that the technology is inherently bad or useless but in the wrong hands, of which there are many, it can cause a vast array of problems in society.
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by unxdfa 4y ago
Point being you can resize the window to where it’s comfortable rather than have a narrow column forced upon you.
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by unxdfa 4y ago
The second one is absolute shit on my 27" 5k display though. The first one is not.
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by unxdfa 4y ago
The point is that sure you can punch yourself in the balls, complain it hurts then call for the regulators to provide a mechanism for you to stop punching yourself in the balls. Or you could just stop punching yourself in the balls i.e. use
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by unxdfa 4y ago
I haven't had that happen in the 10 years I've had iOS devices. Last time I plugged anything in other than for charging was an iPod. Even my DSLR talks to the phone via WiFi.
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by unxdfa 4y ago
The reason they went with Lightning was because the other option was Micro-USB at the time. Lightning is so so so much more robust than that awful USB connector and can be inserted any way round. Bring on 2015 and USB-C appeared which Apple

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