waheoo

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by waheoo 5y ago
... in chrome.
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by waheoo 5y ago
That isn't a blog post. That's an ad. Can you link to the blog post where you actually discuss literally any of the technical stack in any depth further than one sentence of wow more pizzaz much fast.
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by waheoo 5y ago
Did it though?
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by waheoo 5y ago
Arch isn't bleeding edge, its latest stable. If the software you get isn't stable that's on the software authors you've chosen to rely on, not arch, not rolling releases. I found more problems using e.g. debian stable. U
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by waheoo 5y ago
> Arch as a daily driver, even long after I've lost the urge to endlessly tweak my system configuration. My desktop has looked and behaved the same for almost a decade. I migrate to a new machine by dd'ing from backups and have
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by waheoo 5y ago
Thunderbird is still a thing and Google supports IMAP.
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by waheoo 5y ago
Lol. Smells like thin clients of the early naughties.
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by waheoo 5y ago
Who said it doesn't? Look at its schema it's horrific. The reason it's popular is that it's backed by Google and solves problems Docker the company couldn't. That doesn't mean k8s is by any means not suffering
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by waheoo 5y ago
7% is adjusted for inflation. 10% is the nominal average. An up year is commonly 10-15% with down years being more severe but less frequent.
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by waheoo 5y ago
Someone made an app / service that remote desktops chrome on a server to avoid the bloat? Instead of using Firefox? Was that an April fools?
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by waheoo 5y ago
I can sort of get over all that, I'm not going to sit here and take it personally because I know it's just broad strokes, but at the same time, if it is broad strokes, there is nothing to be gained here because nothing is factual
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by waheoo 5y ago
Just use bitwarden. Open source and the only thing that you'd really want to pay the 10/year for is 2fa integration.
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by waheoo 5y ago
You mean bitwarden?
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by waheoo 5y ago
There is no silver bullet to solve the CO2 problem but there are many small initiatives that can, in aggregate, make progress. So while this won't solve it on its own, neither will anything else. We need to start doing what we can and
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by waheoo 5y ago
What a trite response. The question was do they do a email if your job is delayed or late for whatever reason? Not, hey why don't they email us all right now about the issue. And no, it's not on me to monitor every little thing I
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by waheoo 5y ago
So your argument for displaying sites in fonts users don't care about is that the user doesn't care about fonts? Why not just let system designers choose the fonts their users are subjected to by default. At least they seem to car
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by waheoo 5y ago
Isn't that what ubi should feel like? Humans have evolved and adapted so well to this planet the amount of resources we extract and roduce far outpace the resources our bodies require. There is literally not enough work to go around so
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by waheoo 5y ago
What don't you get? They pay the price of it but don't get it, may as well pay the price of it and get the benefits it provides.
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by waheoo 5y ago
Luck...? Dota2 is an extremely well managed esport. Have you seen literally any of their productions on youtube?
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by waheoo 5y ago
These are the same types of people that claim "there are no good books" with a smirk on while suggesting books to read on white privilege after just telling you it's not his job to educate you on such matters even though he&#
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by waheoo 5y ago
This is such an utter failing of the ecosystem. It's why I call out bullshit whenever I hear Android is Linux.
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by waheoo 5y ago
It's almost like the government's around the world are waking up to the fact they can actually push back on the ultra mega corps of the world. Or they're seeing weakness in the US and taking their geopolitical shots.
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by waheoo 5y ago
Yea I'm pretty sure I have a dotfile tool I haven't used for a few years. Between hourly snapshots and maintaining the same install for many years across many machines its all kind of a waste of time to me. It's way easier fo
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by waheoo 5y ago
There is different ways people have done it but there is only one standard. Make issues on GitHub and hope for the best. Most of the time it's already a "I don't care, won't fix". Apparently people just don't c
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by waheoo 5y ago
You can very, very easily filter email in the same way to get the same result. Just because companies haven't invaded WhatsApp yet doesn't mean they aren't trying, they are, and they already invaded everywhere else. Hell Face
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by waheoo 5y ago
That's fucking rich. Amazon was built on dropshipping. It's the same damn thing. Every bookseller on Amazon and eBay buys their books from one of 4 major publisher.
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by waheoo 5y ago
I'm generally unemployed at the time. So it becomes my full time job. Generally when I look for a new job it's about two solid weeks of applying for jobs, two solid weeks of interviews, a week of negotiation and bidding. The only
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by waheoo 5y ago
It's not disqualificstion that matters. It's about selling yourself as more valuable than everyone else in the stack. And to top that off its also about increasing the perceived dollar value that comes attached. I don't know
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by waheoo 5y ago
We actively discourage team leads from trying to be the "team lead that still codes a bit here and there", they mostly just get in the way and don't focus on the team's real needs. I.e. we'd rather them take a late
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by waheoo 5y ago
Only if it's worth something.

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