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by wink 2y ago
Just depends how many links. I did this for a couple years at https://f5n.org/stack/ and weekly sometimes felt like too many links already.
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by wink 2y ago
> have been evened with PowerShell/.NET, WSL2, and HyperV. I'm gonna need a source for that quote because no, no one besides a couple of Windows admins ever acknowledged parity, just "meh, if I have to".
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by wink 2y ago
And don't forget location. In 2007 not even the majority of developers in Europe had adopted the 'default developer mac', that only came a couple years later than in the US (afaik) and it never even reached that adoption rate
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by wink 2y ago
I kinda disagree with everything here. a) non-mobile internet has never been spotty unless you were on an overloaded vodafone cable connections, those are infamous b) 50 MBit/s is not "very slow" for any reasonable definition
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by wink 2y ago
I don't think that matters here. The involved public stations have their board regularly appointed by the government, this is just the outsourced collection agency with weird rules that keep on changing. If it was included in the tax y
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by wink 2y ago
Maybe this helps? Have not tried it. https://blog.winny.tech/posts/multiple-arguments-in-shebang/
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by wink 2y ago
Germany has had a "blanket" fee per household for ages [0] and of course, people are pro or contra, and of course it has changed over the years and went from strictly tv/radio/car stereo to also include internet "tr
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by wink 2y ago
Not sure the comparison exactly tracks, because the teams need to be traveling. Unless I misunderstood something, unless you'd be competing in two wildly different disciplines you'd be in one place. Unless they separate like 100m
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by wink 2y ago
Just skimming the README, is there actually something inherently special about anime? Or is there some quasi-standard format how you acquire them these days (maybe something with subtitles?) - I think the last anime I played on a computer w
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by wink 2y ago
Up until a couple years ago in Germany (probably most of D/A/CH) many more people had an account on XING (ex OpenBC) and LinkedIn was relatively rare. I'd say 5-10% of my "business" contacts and endorsements are bas
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by wink 2y ago
I had an alias ... for years and noticed I never really used it. `cd ..` coupled with `cd ~` seems to be good enough, really.
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by wink 2y ago
There's a difference where you use this. Learning language - fine, use whatever language you want Excel - spreadsheet logic breaking when you open it with a different locale - horrible
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by wink 2y ago
Looking at weight is overrated. Unless you're actually massive it usually doesn't matter for space at all . My BMI is over 25 but yesterday, in a normal train, I could hardly use my large laptop because my arms are long and my sh
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by wink 2y ago
People use containers for different things, some of them for the same things they used VMs in the past. This has nothing to do with understanding, just your or the author's preference.
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by wink 2y ago
I kinda disagree about most of the points (but I don't love a lot of things about Docker, but don't see them being worse than other tools) - but I 100% agree on the networking. It's kinda badly described and unintuitive. The
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by wink 2y ago
I disagree completely. Vagrant worked for your org or your setup but people hardly ever (in my experience) delivered the recipe, or the steps to setup. Yes, sometimes the vagrant-configure thing had a few lines, but most people shipped
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by wink 2y ago
Worse in the outskirts, but better in the town center if you can hop off every couple 100m without 2 escalators/staircases
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by wink 2y ago
Do people not play deathmatches on LAN parties anymore these days? 2.5 is huge if the game lasts long enough that someone would be leading with 200. ;)
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by wink 2y ago
Twitter seemed to have some cool engineering going on but the number of developers always seemed kinda ridiculous, I suppose they added so many features the vast majority of users never used or needed. Most people I know used it just the sa
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by wink 2y ago
I'm not saying i's a problem but compare SteamDeck+case with a GameBoy Advance - especially as the latter is protected enough by any tight fitting cloth bag, it's nearly indestructible.
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by wink 2y ago
Not garbage enough, if DDG fails, I still get my stuff on Google page 1 or 2.
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by wink 2y ago
You're assuming that they all work the same. I've been living in an apartment for the last 15 years where it is indeed mostly on/off. 0-2 = nothing, 3 = in some rooms the radiator will be warm to the touch but not radiate, 4-
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by wink 2y ago
I don't have the slightest clue about your case, a business, I have done this once in the past, for a sort of community project. the project was at example.org and I had a VPS with a free domain I didn't use, so I had the example.
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by wink 2y ago
I know people (rightfully) loved them for the gameplay (I was more of a WC2 and SC player), but my favourites were the videos in RA3 with Tim Curry et al. It was just the right type of corny
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by wink 2y ago
Berlin is odd... for several factors. Just looking at the last 100 years, I fail to see any capital (that was not directly a war zone) be: not capital, capital, divided, part of 2 countries, an exclave...
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by wink 2y ago
Let me just say that as a European citizen these US government shutdowns sound downright ridiculous, not even sure how else to put it. And this is just observing from very far, with the tiniest inconveniences like people not being given tic
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by wink 2y ago
They'll be given a couple of server racks with GPUs for their tiny London apartment, that should do.
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by wink 2y ago
I would have thought the stone tile would have shattered.
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by wink 2y ago
I think you just can't compare those 2 scenarios, 25 years apart. Back then: We got the 2nd computer in the household in 97, exactly so I would not have to use the family (actually business) computer anymore. Now: I mean ok, maybe it&#
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by wink 2y ago
Germany has 112 for emergencies and 110 for the police, kinda easy to mistype. So only true for certain degrees of "nobody".

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