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by vimsee 4y ago
M1 Macbook Air 2020 8GB 256GB bought August 2021 === START OF SMART DATA SECTION === SMART overall-health self-assessment test result: PASSED SMART/Health Information (NVMe Log 0x02) Critical Warning: 0x00
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by vimsee 4y ago
> One degree is how much stars move by one day. I was going to look that up to confirm it, but then I realized I could prove that statement true using some simple logic I already know. Earth does one cycle around the sun in 365 days. So
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by vimsee 4y ago
> ..you can build a gaming PC like people already do. With the trend that the comment above you is describing, there wont be any option to build your own gaming PC because the market has shifted to streaming services by renting out both
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by vimsee 4y ago
I have not seen any applications creating a user with the applications name. How can one avoid a naming conflict? Kate (a text editor) might be installed on a system by Kate (a person). What I have noticed however is that there are daemons
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by vimsee 4y ago
Turns out it was not built to handle the load of a "frontpage of hackernews" situation, hehe.
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by vimsee 4y ago
I can not really tell pixels apart with 1920 by 1080 resolution on a 14 or 15.6 inch monitor as often seen on laptops. For reference. I am using a 24 inch monitor (8 to 10-ish more inches) with 1920 by 1080 and I am not to upset about that
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by vimsee 4y ago
This is my favourite run from GDQ. It its truly impressive what they are able to do with a TAS connected to original hardware.
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by vimsee 4y ago
I started creating wrapper-scripts or simple scripts that has the commands with my prefered options or a selection menu for said command. I have started calling those scripts my<command> rsync becomes myrsync mount becomes mymount ssh
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by vimsee 4y ago
Actually, it is the same in Norway. Though less enforced and lighter punishment.
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by vimsee 4y ago
> NFS mounts are supported in macOS natively ..and MacOS lets you mount an nfs share ootb as a user. On linux you need an fstab entry for that though that is really not an issue at all. How you ask? You do this with the mac specific comm
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by vimsee 4y ago
If the users are never aware of other users and they only care about their own data, sure. Maybe you have a service where a user can sign up to do a specific task that never requires interaction with another user. However, ff you want inter
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by vimsee 4y ago
I usually have few reasons for being concerned about the future. I think wars (even with the on-going war that Russia started), climate issues (even with the high consumption present today) and poverty (even with many countries still in it)
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by vimsee 4y ago
Wow. I was just thinking to implement a forecast for a selfhosted local signage at work and was just lacking icons. Well, now that is solved.
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by vimsee 5y ago
After fighting a pandemic for 2 years we now have to deal with a super-power that can start a potential ww3. I do not really care at this point. I live live through my day regardless and whatever happens is way out of my control. If there i
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by vimsee 5y ago
I beg the issue: A very corporate corporation promising on delivering a free service with nothing in return?
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by vimsee 5y ago
This looks very interesting. Already saved your github repo for later use. Also, overkill; what is that?
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by vimsee 5y ago
It should be a non issue. Index the installed apps in the start menu search and make these appear in the search result. I want to be able to press Win-key -> type "fi" -> press nter to open Firefox. On MacOS and all Linux di
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by vimsee 5y ago
Will Apple ditch Python in the future? Typing on an M1 Air and I`m pretty sure Python came per-installed.
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by vimsee 5y ago
I did not know about regexp_split_to_table() or regex functions in general in dbms, but that is very neat.
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by vimsee 5y ago
I think its awesome that many people find ways to solve these with different rules making the challenge harder. As a person that is a couple of years into programming, I am also going in with som personal rules. I try to solve this years Ao
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by vimsee 5y ago
Glancing at the demo I must say that it looks really neat. Really like terminal apps because of the easy access over network. This one might come off really handy because I often find myself ssh`ing in to my server to read logs and manage d
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by vimsee 5y ago
Say you want to edit a none binary executable (script file) that lives in PATH. Using the command: nano $(which scriptname) ..will open that script. This is one of the neat usecases of which.
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by vimsee 5y ago
I feel like this is a kind of XY problem that could be solved theoretically by agreeing on a more streamlined tax-regulation. It will take away the ability to fine tune tax deducts and so forth, but in return we can more easily design softw
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by vimsee 5y ago
When a company, that has been playing a dirty game for decades making a monopoly of their software while collecting billions++ in licenses, people tend to expect some standards; and rightfully so.
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by vimsee 5y ago
Just wanted to say thank you for the content you put out. I was watching your stream yesterday and found it very interesting despite my lack of knowledge when it comes to Linux kernel stuff. Hoping to learn more as time moves forward so I c