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2y ago
Cholula is a fine hot sauce, but if you haven't expanded beyond it, there are sauces with a much deeper level of interesting flavors. Don't get me wrong, I'll douse a chicken wing in franks quite happily, but when it comes to
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2y ago
> I built a bare bones version of KittyCal for my partner and myself because we wanted a private calendar I understand how this is a private calendar for you, the author, but can you expand on how it's a private calendar for the res
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2y ago
My personal phone is lucky to get more than 5 a day. My work phone gets hundreds a day, due to automation and slack ops. Regardless, I think a handful of high quality meaningful messages is well worth hundreds of low value ones.
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2y ago
I feel like this would have done well on kickstarter as a reasonably priced fidget toy. $250 is nuts.
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2y ago
I'm still rocking a 2012 MBP running Linux
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2y ago
Is this applicable to all actual programming languages or hardware? I struggle to think of a case where there isn't a bounded limit in practice.
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2y ago
This is super cool! I'm gonna give this a try shortly. One thing that we've been craving for our infrastructure is something like Little Snitch for containers. We make extensive use of third party containers and have been very con
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2y ago
Are there no taxes or fees associated with title transfers in California?
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2y ago
I once had high hopes Amazon would be able to build a real GitHub competitor. It's a real shame Amazon doesn't seem to be able to build anything that reaches beyond their walled garden.
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2y ago
Generally you used to be able to count on at least a short polite rejection note if you've done at least a phone screen.
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2y ago
If we're going off of rarity, December 25 has 6,574 average yearly births and September 9 has almost double at 12,301 average yearly births. Taking a look at Feb 29th, it has 10467 average yearly births (for years that have a Feb 29th)
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2y ago
While this was a pretty fascinating video, the description could be reduced to "CTO recommends that competitors shouldn't try to complete with their product" and so I really feel like the claims need to come with a large grai
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2y ago
This sounds really cool, however, reading the status page ( http://landley.net/toybox/status.html#done )is near impossible. I have no clue what the difference between `#command#` or `@command@` is. Are they both usable
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2y ago
Agh, completely fair. The topic was about Linux and I incorrectly presumed that the original comment was made in the same context. My mistake.
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2y ago
Are you sure? I know BSDs use kvm_getprocs, but I don't know what the comparable sys call would have been on Linux. FWIW, /proc was added in Linux v0.97.3, September 1992, which is early enough I couldn't find ps source for l
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2y ago
I wonder if it was a double fakeout. Stuff the ballot box in a non-obvious way for Author A and then stuff it in an obvious way for Author B. They see B's fake votes and remove them, but don't notice that A's was at all fake
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2y ago
It's just a troll, they specifically call out the shows containing peak woke and then said they don't subscribe to even have seen the content.
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2y ago
Leak enough valuable information and you will be caught in a sting operation. https://9to5mac.com/2023/05/10/apple-leaker-sting-operation-...
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2y ago
I've been using DDG for a few years now, but while I think the quality isn't there compared to Google 8 years ago, it seems reasonably similar to Google as of now.
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2y ago
Optimized the service depreciation documentation process which allowed engineers to meet their quarterly KPIs?
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2y ago
This is why I use privacy.com cards for the majority of my online purchases. You never know when a company will change a policy and charge cards on file.
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2y ago
> I might have a talk with David. I might say, ‘Listen, I’ve figured out it was you. Do I not seem approachable? Why are you and I not having a conversation about this?’ Talk about an absolute terrible way to approach someone who went pu
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2y ago
This seems like GCP's version of AWS Outposts Servers https://aws.amazon.com/outposts/servers/ Does Azure have a similar option?
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2y ago
I would gladly pay $20 to get this the same treatment as Star Trek: Borg https://borgremastered.com
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2y ago
Well, it hasn't as that postage stamp was the full size of the asset.
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Google Search Appliance was their attempt into indexing silos and it failed. Would the current Google do any better? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Search_Appliance
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> When Google announced in 2018 that it was shutting down goo.gl, the company encouraged developers to migrate to Firebase Dynamic Links (FDL) — which has also since been deprecated. Why wouldn't they just change the backend and lea
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2y ago
I fell in love with Apple Bananas in Hawaii. Highly recommend. https://hawaiiancrown.com/apple-bananas/
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Is it me, or is the "$1,816/mo HOA" fee just insane?
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2y ago
They're internal to the companies. Our server racks are named after Futurama robots, but our customers will never see that.
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