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by y4mi 9y ago
I was expecting something else from that title... I do agree with the sentiment that docker, the company, probably won't be around forever. I'm hopeful that the docker binary stays, however. It's not really useful in a busine
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by y4mi 9y ago
And you will most likely be able to do all of that and more with apps like google tilt brush. I'm guessing you don't know what it actually is, so i'll leave a link here https://www.tiltbrush.com/ Its amazing
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by y4mi 9y ago
11: if your company doesnt have cold storage backups at that point, its just begging to get their day ruined. 12. this doesn't get solved with paper copies because the workers still won't know what needs to be done because at leas
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by y4mi 9y ago
How do you get enough vitamins without any fruits? Are you just using supplements?
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by y4mi 9y ago
Linux is a kernel though. you don't need to comp through the windows NT changelog either. Its the bundled adware that's the problem, and you can get that in some linux distributions as well.
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by y4mi 9y ago
> I was talking about this outright dismissal without any ground. The quotes text was an observation without any judgement. The rest of the post addresses how the Indian it industry started to boom and why they're losing so many job
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by y4mi 9y ago
I'll just leave this here - dogecoins total market cap: $746,599,233 USD
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by y4mi 9y ago
There is no name conflict with mayan edms though...? i mean, yeah, Roberto Rosario is a great guy and mayan edms is objectively better than Paperless, i've no idea how that has any kind of relevance to the name conflict...?
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by y4mi 9y ago
I was expecting to be able to just click give me another resume at the end, but it just lets me input data to generate a resume from 3 templates. The project itself is pretty cool. I really liked it, despite expecting something different
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by y4mi 9y ago
No, this project is a fork from Mayan edms, which is another Django app that's similar to paperless. It's actually referenced in the readme of the original paperless (which is also a Django app)
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by y4mi 9y ago
i once heard of a case were the employer send an unrelated document to an employee. later on, the payment stopped and the employer claimed that they fired him at that time. I don't recall how that case ultimately turned out, but maybe
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by y4mi 9y ago
a nontrivial name conflict with Paperless ( https://github.com/danielquinn/paperless ) ...
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by y4mi 9y ago
often enough for a meme http://weknowmemes.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/i-made-thi...
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by y4mi 9y ago
Since when does docker swarm support build steps pre launch? Are you sure you're not just using plain docker on docker swarm nodes?
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by y4mi 9y ago
4k per eye isn't even close to enough for grandparents wishes... You'd need at least 10k per eye, and would still have a lower resolution than a 24 inch full HD screen at 50 cm
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by y4mi 9y ago
OSM is not google though... but yeah, google approves them occasionally as well
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by y4mi 9y ago
> (whois) Changed: 2017-10-02T13:26:26+02:00 Thats the day i've set the NS record to the fastmail server.
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by y4mi 9y ago
thats good to know, i wasn't aware of that. the named problems were just examples though... there are sadly others. * Right-click isnt implemented. * Switching to their embedded DNS service pushes your whois information to the whole we
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by y4mi 9y ago
it is true on my end. i've switched from gmail (the android app) to the fastmail app and it hasn't worked once.
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by y4mi 9y ago
i'm guessing their marketing people used their own static website service to host the site, which is rate-limited by default... and they probably forgot to disable the limit for it. would not surprise me the least from the last 12 mont
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by y4mi 9y ago
there should be no coverage of any crimes if that were true. the justice system would know better, after all. It's not anybody's business to just randomly think or even mentally judge another person. This theory falls apart with u
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by y4mi 9y ago
urm, it did? i thought it was just a shorthand for cryptography previously? don't see a problem with shortening something else to the same string, as both are just terms you use because you're to lazy to actually spell it out.
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by y4mi 9y ago
and you can use the same IP across different providers? they would need to be on the same subnet... I don't see how its technologically feasible to implement across ISPs. (though strictly speaking possible with several routing protocol
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by y4mi 9y ago
you might be interested in using zsh-histdb[1] as well. really, really cool [1] https://github.com/larkery/zsh-histdb
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by y4mi 9y ago
yes, you can get true failover if you get two lines from the same provider. This will rarely give you an improvement of service though. To visualize it, this is (simplified) how the network looks on the ISP site. WAN County ---- WAN C
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by y4mi 9y ago
You probably already know this, but I think it should be pointed out for others: this is not a true fail-over. The connection still gets dropped and needs to be reestablished. So, an online game will disconnect and a video stream will stop
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by y4mi 9y ago
linux desktop does not suck. Linux on unsupported laptops (which is most of them) sucks big time, but not linux desktop itself. It works great on standard desktop computers (towers) you should make that distinction, because otherwise you&#x
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by y4mi 9y ago
volatility has declined? are you for real? bitcoins were at 700 last year. And its 'value' dropped by 3000 just a few days ago, just to go back up. In what way has it dropped?
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by y4mi 9y ago
not the parent, but wouldn't contribute on a website that a) gets its content solely from its users and b) locks features away behind a paywall especially if it's for learning. But to each his own and you cannot please everyone.
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by y4mi 9y ago
uh, why? shouldn't it get less again? if i use ~8 certs for different servers, i could just get a wildcard for my domain and be done with it...?

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