yobert

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by yobert 5y ago
Bug? Or feature?
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by yobert 5y ago
If you read a little lower in the article he mentions it being a reward mechanism for stopping smoking. So each year he doesn't smoke, he rewards himself with a new laptop. Good strategy!
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by yobert 5y ago
The cool thing is, you get all the benefits of pipewire even if the audio comes in over pulse's API. All pulse audio applications magically got faster/lower latency/less buggy for me when I started using pipewire.
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by yobert 5y ago
I learned about them after playing the game Firewatch on steam. I really really enjoyed that game.
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by yobert 5y ago
I use slices all the time, but very rarely need to delete out of the middle of them. So it seems like a bit of an edge case to me.
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by yobert 5y ago
The strategy that has made me most happy is to divide my work time almost in half. Half is regulated, doing tickets, choosing the high priority long term work, documenting, and moving milestones. The other half, I always work on the most re
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by yobert 5y ago
My experience with pipewire is it works better than pulseaudio, is faster, has lower latency, and fewer bugs. And it gets better all the time!
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by yobert 5y ago
Think of wireguard as the plumbing. There will be a plethora of things available on top of wireguard that will enable all sorts of easy authentication options. (For example, TailScale.)
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by yobert 5y ago
I've used syncthing without problems for years, but then recently had an issue where it seemed to duplicate an entire folder of files and all their contents and whenever I would delete the duplicate it would bring it back. I was really
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by yobert 5y ago
I'm curious if they have this running wayland or X? I know KDE supports both nowadays.
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by yobert 5y ago
Just a quick visual display of how hot/cold/wet/dry a lot of places are. I had no idea that Dublin was so nice!
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by yobert 5y ago
Are they going to have a toy for themselves in a month? :D
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by yobert 5y ago
But can I play Doom on it?
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by yobert 5y ago
They are indeed working on that! https://www.hashicorp.com/cloud-platform
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by yobert 5y ago
My favorite instance of this phenomenon is when I get a product with a label on it that says "This product contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer."
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by yobert 6y ago
I liked GOPATH at first, but the limitations of projects stepping on each other quickly made me sad about it. Now that go modules has removed the need for GOPATH, I'm very happy about it being obsolete. :)
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by yobert 6y ago
Isn't the general theory about zebra stripes is they are designed to confuse and nauseate predators? :D (Poking fun, with love)
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by yobert 6y ago
It's a hard problem to solve. Wouldn't you agree?
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by yobert 6y ago
I read somewhere about people doing this with samples of thunder, to recreate the shape of the lightning bolt. So cool!
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by yobert 6y ago
Even if I think this is a terrible idea--- You should try it and write up how it goes... :D
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by yobert 6y ago
Since GOOS and GOARCH are not going anywhere, I'm guessing they're just trying to unify a little more to one scheme.
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by yobert 6y ago
This is not the normal use case of a remarkable 2, but I have found it to be the absolute best childrens toy ever. My 4 year old spends probably 2 hours a day drawing on it, making mazes out of the graph paper templates, drawing beehives on
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by yobert 6y ago
I agree with the sentiment that I should go find them. But I also agree with the sentiment that if RHEL 8 is going to make it hard to install docker and promote podman instead as a drop-in replacement, it's a bit frustrating.
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by yobert 6y ago
Reading through the comments though it looks like I should try making a BTRFS mount for the container storage and that might help the fuse-overlayfs problems though.
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by yobert 6y ago
I've been trying to use podman in production and it is not working very well. I'm excited for this technology but it is not ready. - podman layer caching during builds do not work. When we switched back to docker-ce, builds went f
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by yobert 6y ago
Actually your analogy goes more the other way. My minivan is nothing like my suburban from when I was a kid except for having a steering wheel and a gas pedal. Pushbutton electric start, automatic transmission, power steering, automatic doo
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by yobert 6y ago
Programming does this for me too. I think it's as important to make space for this in your life, as it is to make space for other things too. I believe doing work at that level of immersion is actually hugely beneficial to your life an
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by yobert 6y ago
This is just plain sexy.
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by yobert 6y ago
I learned a lot by trying to make Go talk to ALSA without using any existing C interfaces. Just happy exploration goes a long ways!
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by yobert 6y ago
I think it can be good for you to do this kind of work once in a while. I like to sort my M&Ms. But! From a technical perspective, I would never ever do this. It's likely to causes merge conflicts on every single pending branch any

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