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691.
by wpm 1y ago
I’m sure they did, but did they actually fix all of the bugs they found?
692.
by wpm 1y ago
It's one thing to not have your needs directly catered to and delivered on a silver platter. It's another to have the company go far out of their way to they don't even leave the field open for someone to cater to your needs.
693.
by wpm 1y ago
I'm not sure I've read a comment I disagree with more on this site than this one.
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by wpm 1y ago
According to the last US census, the tract I live in in Chicago is one of the densest places in the city outside of central districts with high-rises. I live in a two flat. When I go outside, I am greeted by squirrels and the honey bees fro
695.
by wpm 1y ago
I don't really care about portability as I do "how much shit do I need to install to actually get work done on my workstations and servers" Maybe it's because I was a sysadmin in a former life, but over managing is almo
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by wpm 1y ago
I run IPsec at home, on two HA OPNSense firewalls/routers precisely because I don’t get to do it all day. It’s a learning experience.
697.
by wpm 1y ago
I’ve got an old Ivy Bridge-EP Dell workstation they can borrow goddamn SSE4.1 is nearly old enough to drink.
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by wpm 1y ago
Part 3 itself would be the thing the gobblers are interested in though, right? THis Let Me Know thing can just hit a URL and get back a "yep, 200, its up" or a "nope, 204, not yet".
699.
by wpm 1y ago
> Yes, it's more work on your side How much work, and is Part 3 gonna be so mindblowing to be worth it? > asking the creator to manage updates for whatever Managing updates in this case is...posting Part 3? Something they were al
700.
by wpm 1y ago
It's not spamming any more than me opening their website myself in a browser, loading their entire webpage, looking "Is part 3 posted yet", and doing that every day until part 3 is posted. Except this idea is automated, and w
701.
by wpm 1y ago
Well, yeah, who wants to sit and dick around with filters? I just want to know when "Part 3" is posted or whatever. I don't want to "subscribe" I don't need a feed of every thing they've ever written being
702.
by wpm 1y ago
macOS has not shipped with Python installed in 6 years. If you take a Mac out of the box, open terminal, and run `python` it prompts you in the GUI to install the Command Line Developer Tools. Thanks GPLv3
703.
by wpm 1y ago
The existing projects probably have crap docs then. If I build it myself at least I’m likely to understand it.
704.
by wpm 1y ago
I would rather limit myself to things I know are going to be preinstalled on the platforms I use than deal with the masochism that is scripted dependency management. No thanks. All these comments here "Uhhh just use PythoN!" Yeah?
705.
by wpm 1y ago
You're allowed to say porn
706.
by wpm 1y ago
I’ll switch to fish when it comes preinstalled on all of the computers I use so I can write scripts in it.
707.
by wpm 1y ago
Search is only a boon when the menu is so poorly organized and rendered it’s hard to find shit. I never needed search in XP cause I knew where everything was. Since Windows 8.1’s fucking abomination of a Start Menu, yeah, I’d miss having
708.
by wpm 1y ago
No, you get it. This is pure market segmentation. If you need that little bit extra, you’re forced to compromise, or to open your wallet big time, and AMD is betting on people who “really” need that slightly extra oomph to pay.
709.
by wpm 1y ago
The stock case doesn’t have a PCIe slot cut out anyways
710.
by wpm 1y ago
If they had the Pro versions of the SoCs and 10GbE I'd be all over this. As it stands, no ECC, and no expansion slot for a better network card.
711.
by wpm 1y ago
Past the initial setup, really there's not much to look after outside of the odd issue here and there which can usually just be a "go restart container" solution.
712.
by wpm 1y ago
If anyone is ever in London and looking for a fun two-hour diversion, the Ben Franklin museum is an interesting look at this time in his life
713.
by wpm 1y ago
Yes, because the author of the comment didn’t explicitly carve out a moment to comment that Java/Flash were not great for accessibility, it must mean that in their hypothetical world where web applications that needed rich interaction
714.
by wpm 1y ago
I started at a university full-time in 2014 in the IT department. Same year a project to decommission an aging IBM mainframe that sat as a lynchpin in nearly every important operation on campus; course registration and thus billing and grad
715.
by wpm 1y ago
Oh fuck why didn’t we think of that!? You’re so smart!
716.
by wpm 1y ago
Wow gosh you’re just so smart, no one thought of or tried anything like that before!
717.
by wpm 1y ago
And you’re clearly upset that a group of people you enjoyed looking down on might have an easier time getting themselves to a point where you won’t be able to do that as easily
718.
by wpm 1y ago
https://frigate.video
719.
by wpm 1y ago
> it says my trip time will be extended by 66% Yeah 66% is a higher number, so it seems worse if you literally don't think about it at all. Its 4 minutes. If its that important your car would have lights and sirens on it. And it isn
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by wpm 1y ago
I pay 2/3rds of that for 10x the speed. 100/100 fiber is not that great.

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