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wiether
10mo ago
Even 10 second kettle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDLw1Rx_cAI (In 2014 they were still in the EU)
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wiether
10mo ago
It's _mise en place_, with an e since it's feminine and without dashes. Signed: A pedantic French guy (pleonasm)
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10mo ago
I'm not sure I understand the thing about boiling water: 1. Put a modest amount of water in the pot and turn the stove element on. 2. Put a modest amount of water in the electric kettle and turn it on. 3. If one boils before the other,
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wiether
10mo ago
The list of countries where its available is here: https://developers.google.com/opal/faq Not a single EU country, so, yes.
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wiether
10mo ago
And parent is scared of being made redundant by AI because they need their job to pay for their car, insurance, gas and repairs.
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wiether
10mo ago
As a Todoist heavy user, I was intrigued by their switch to Superlist. According to their Privacy Policy, they sure are a German company and have their core infra on Hetzner, but they rely heavily on USA-based providers for CDN and others:
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10mo ago
I don't want to be _that_ guy pushing Infomaniak on each thread about email, but, yeah, it allowed me to get out of Google (with Kagi) with quite a lot of success. Regarding Euria, I don't use it much since I have Kagi Assistant a
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10mo ago
I used to be intrigued by _software craftsmanship_, but I mainly saw people using it to practice heavy gatekeeping. Be it on the job, in code reviews, in job interviews... Furthermore, given how they behave in a cult-like way, it feels lik
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10mo ago
As someone from the other side of the pond, I have to ask: what do people expect from all of this? It feels like this is a big smoke screen used by the current admin, first to be reelected, and now to distract people from what they are actu
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10mo ago
> Japanese people like to say that they “eat with their eyes,” relishing the colors, shapes, and textures of a dish before it ever hits the tongue That's interesting, because, as a French person, I'm used to restaurant menus be
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10mo ago
> The west is still underestimating China. What do you mean by "The West"? Because in Western Europe, nobody serious is underestimating China, quite the contrary. We know that there's no going back, and quality is no longe
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10mo ago
I completely agree! But hiring a pentest firm is completely different than giving $50k a year to a guy, no questions asked. The pentest firm is generally providing the whole package, from doing the actual pentest, with tools and workers of
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10mo ago
So now they found a vulnerability, the company should pay them $50k a year until they retire because they proved themselves competent?
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10mo ago
That's a bit simplistic. If you sign a contract with a "hacker", then you are expecting results. Otherwise how do you decide to renew the contract next year? How do you decide to raise it next year? What if, during this contr
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10mo ago
Same feeling here! I used to be like: "well, this thing will take me at least half a day, it's already 16:00, so I'll better do something quiet to cooldown to the end of the day and tackle this issue tomorrow". I'll
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10mo ago
Since you talked about "the west", I applied your comment to my situation also (France). But it seems that some things were and are still different. Related to fitness, sure, there's millions of people who "go to the gym
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10mo ago
I'm aware of people arguing for self-hosting some services for personal use. I'm not aware of people arguing for self-hosting team or enterprise services.
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10mo ago
Gitea! And the best (maybe?) part in your case is that the CI is based on GH Actions, so you can probably reuse your workflows without the need to adapt them.
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10mo ago
Your edit made your post confusing for us now... I thought that "Bitbucket" was in your original post and you added only your edit message to say that it was, in fact, Gitlab and not Bitbucket that added cost for self-hosted runne
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10mo ago
Care to provide examples? Fundamentally, yes, what you run in a CI pipeline can run locally. That's doesn't mean it should. Because if we follow this line of thought, then datacenters are useless. Most people could perfectly host
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10mo ago
I'm genuinely curious about the changes you are talking about? Keep in mind, thirty years ago, I was a kid. I thought that fast food was awesome. My parents would allow me a fast food meal at best once a month, and my "privileged&
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10mo ago
I'm not into UX much, but listening to someone with such experience and knowledge in their craft, giving a well structured and coherent talk, without shouting or trying to sell anything felt... peaceful? It's only in the end that
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10mo ago
LLM Slop
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11mo ago
Until now, I had resisted the urge to order one But now that they have a bigger version, with controls and a clear case... I'm not sure that I should be thanking you for making me spend money!
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11mo ago
It's a thing and it's convenient as a smart TV is convenient for people who don't care much. But as a "power user" of a TV, I want to compose my own setup. In the same way, "power users" of coffee don'
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11mo ago
Exactly! I have to have a kettle for other purpose (including heating water for other mugs than mine), and no self-heating mug is going to be as efficient as a kettle to heat water. Furthermore, I also put cold or room temperature liquids i
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11mo ago
For the same reason I don't want a self-heating mug.
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11mo ago
Chuck McGill was a visionary?
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11mo ago
Why in the hell were they using "relieved face" after telling OP to say goodbye to their 20yo account and create a new one to "solve" the issue? It makes me so mad, that's insane! https://unicode.org/
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11mo ago
How do you manage the credentials to requests your CI server in this case? They are hardcoded in the script associated to your SKILL?
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