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by vidanay 5y ago
About 5 years ago, I asked the owner of my fixed wireless ISP if he was planning to support IPv6 and I received a 500 word email rant about the uselessness of v6. I haven't asked again. (I still get a 0/10 score at https:/&#
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by vidanay 5y ago
Chrome on your phone probably auto-updated.
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by vidanay 5y ago
My recipe application is going to be written in a purely functional language with CQRS and a message bus that provides "guaranteed once" determinism. I should be able to spin up no more than a half dozen containers on two VM'
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by vidanay 5y ago
Wait a minute....are you implying that I don't need Azure and FB level infrastructure for my local recipe application? /s
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by vidanay 5y ago
If curling stones had attitude adjustment thrusters and PID control loops and astronomical observations and precision on-board time keeping.
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by vidanay 5y ago
ISO9000: We make a piece of shit product, but it's a very well documented piece of shit product.
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by vidanay 5y ago
I feel like you are misunderstanding the rules associated with an air-gapped system.
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by vidanay 5y ago
No. The ditches are for water drainage and Dragula's.
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by vidanay 5y ago
I actually have fond memories of the jelly soaked bread in my brown bag lunch as a child.
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by vidanay 5y ago
More importantly....should the layer of PB be thin like Marmite, or should it be 1/4" thick? (I am definitely in the thick layer camp)
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by vidanay 5y ago
Laughs in Australian Shepherd. Idk how, but my Aussie manages to be simultaneously smart and dumb.
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by vidanay 5y ago
I instinctively lean forward because unless the other party has a large chest and is also 6'3" tall, we aren't likely to align properly standing straight.
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by vidanay 5y ago
You forgot....<swear> I forgot I had to physically turn off the lamps last night because Google told me the devices were not available when I went to bed.
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by vidanay 5y ago
I've been on the precipice of dumping Edge based on their constant re-enabling of the shopping popups, this might be the shove from behind that makes me jump.
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by vidanay 5y ago
I think statistically, size of a country is inversely proportional to the percentage of people who hold a passport. This makes sense to me because the smaller (geographically) a country is, the more likely the citizens are to go "elsew
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by vidanay 5y ago
Invalid media type Abort, Retry, Fail? FFFFFFFUUUUUUUUCCCCCCKKKKK!!!!!!
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by vidanay 5y ago
30 years ago we used DOS and DLL Hell was a completely unknown concept. We did have to deal with himem.sys though.
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by vidanay 5y ago
> People are perfectly reasonable Not really.
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by vidanay 5y ago
Email sent.
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by vidanay 5y ago
I guess that's good for me. My last cutting ever was last Saturday. We are moving and all the equipment will be sold in the spring (or sold with the property.) Located in N. Illinois.
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by vidanay 5y ago
I've been cutting my own hay (10 acres) for 17 years now. My equipment investment was as bare-bones cheap as possible ($5k for a 1960's tractor, $2500 for a 1960's baler, $1k for a couple of wagons, $2k for a wheel rake, prob
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by vidanay 5y ago
Wow, talk about a tempest in a tea kettle. Bikeshedding like this is why Linux will never achieve any significant market share for average consumers. (Because all that mental effort could have been spent on solving some real problem instead
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by vidanay 5y ago
The band Boston and their debut album "Boston" is famous for having been recorded in Tom Scholz' basement. (Paul?) McCartney was not involved as far as I know.
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by vidanay 5y ago
Boston Boston is probably as close as you could get to that "back in the day".
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by vidanay 5y ago
According to https://www.usinflationcalculator.com/ , $1,009.75 in 1969 is equivalent to $7,547.26 in 2021. My guess for the cost of recording two studio songs these days would be about an order of magnitude higher than that
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by vidanay 5y ago
I'm not sure that's all being washed up there. I think that might be the core of Northerly Island being exposed by erosion.
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by vidanay 5y ago
The one and only time I used a "professional" tax preparer, I sat in their office and answered the questions they read off their "TurboTax for professionals" software. It was the same damn questions when I did it myself,
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by vidanay 5y ago
Probably the date of the print publication.
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by vidanay 5y ago
I'll have to verify this tomorrow, but I am 99% certain I have seen this message when sharing the same file name between different 1:1 conversations. I guess it's possible that it is a configuration issue since our Teams/Shar
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by vidanay 5y ago
Aside from the annoyance factor, this is a huge gaping hole allowing information leaks. Let's replace `foo.jpg` with `Annual Review 2021.pdf`. You send employee #1 their review, and then send employee #2 theirs, but forget about this q

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