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by zeagle 2y ago
That was a great read overnight. Thank you. Also one of the prettiest functional websites I've had the pleasure of reading on my phone.
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by zeagle 2y ago
The BMJ Christmas edition is a bit of humour. It's making fun of how everything needs to be a randomized controlled trial and observational evidence is considered inferior ignoring all common sense. I would have linked the older versio
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by zeagle 2y ago
Shame and fucked up, although everyone is doing it. The Canadian government is currently having a big kerfuffle about foreign influence (1) and seems like the USA conveniently blames all domestic political strife on such interference. The o
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by zeagle 2y ago
I wonder what the non-rev and ZED travel perks are valued at.
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by zeagle 2y ago
Thank you!
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by zeagle 2y ago
I self host wallabag and use the wallabagger extension on my machines. Works well and doesn't cost me anything on top of what I already have.
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by zeagle 2y ago
I have moved a lot of stuff from vps to my home server but I use mine as a glorified reverse proxy for home services with appropriate firewall rules, hosting my website, Adguard dns over https, and Borg backup source. $130cdn/yr.
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by zeagle 2y ago
I never understood why these companies aren't politely taken out back by the local business association. The biggest rental scam I've ever seen was in Costa Rica with their mandatory insurance that doubles the cost. I expected it
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by zeagle 2y ago
Nice write up. I've had a similar journey. I've been using Android auto on grapheneos without issues FYI. I did switch from nextcloud to Baikal as was using seafile for the file storage anyway. I gave up on protonmail and am using
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by zeagle 2y ago
This reminds me of a great scene in the wire: "Is you taking notes on a criminal f---ing conspiracy?" It's a lot harder to discover something incriminating, intentional or not, if you don't have a record.
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by zeagle 3y ago
The are a lot of sources of error in the system other than long duty hours for residents and alternatives e.g. shorter duty hours introduce error at other points and individuals in healthcare. Should something be done? Sure, reducing error
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by zeagle 3y ago
I own the domain, I control DNS, I pay a provider for email, and my phone and laptop have full downloads via IMAP. The last step aside I don't think that is an uncommon setup. Uptime might be worse, I don't know that there is a re
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by zeagle 3y ago
I started with an @gmail account, then switched to google for your domain. I've managed to migrate everything off google over the years, partly due to privacy concerns and partly with self hosting, except my google play purchases are s
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by zeagle 3y ago
I lean (non-American) left and read the Atlantic with some of the same criticism, but really enjoy delayed gratification for this. Only two paper periodicals that have stayed constantly subscribed to for years. The guardian weekly is good
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by zeagle 3y ago
n8henrie summarized it well. Its a basically a bandwidth issue. You might sign over 25 patients in 30 minutes... things get lost or miscommunicated which cascades to errors vs. being sleep deprived. Sick/new admissions get more time bu
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by zeagle 3y ago
Nobody is a strong statement unless you mean just within tech. During residency I would pretty regularly work 10 hour days with 3 24+ call shifts that week on the ward. Like Monday 7am till Tuesday noon, sleep, regular Wed Thu, Friday Sunda
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by zeagle 3y ago
Good question. I was having those types of issues and I recall issues with booting the usb stick via EFI too. I did install the latest Pop!_OS and it works last night so clearly better this time around!
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by zeagle 3y ago
I have to issue a kudos-where-it-is-due update: I installed the latest Pop!_OS 22.04 last night, and didn't have to play with drivers or installer freezing. I did find the monitor plugged in to HDMI was being discovered sometimes so sw
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by zeagle 3y ago
I think sterile is a good description. I couldn't place it but that is exactly it: beautiful, expensive, but empty and with no life outside of the actors faces.
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by zeagle 3y ago
Unfortunate. Although it inspires me to try again this weeekend with the latest Pop!OS.
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by zeagle 3y ago
I appreciate that. I did try ubuntu, pop, and fedora beforehand and had the same issue. I didn't want to make my original comment too long or to appear incidinary. It just didn't boot and my research led me to nobara. If you have
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by zeagle 3y ago
Strong disagree and this is from someone that used to use FreeBSD and now dual boots Fedora for my laptop and runs Debian for servers. I mean it took me more than 15 minutes to figure out how to get a fresh nobara 38 install to simply boot
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by zeagle 3y ago
As an aside: I had an interesting experience with my sensors the other day. I got a new package of Kirkland furnace filters and pm2.5 spiked to 100+. Was sneezing etc. Spent time diagnosing it, swapped out the sensor, eventually brought the
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by zeagle 3y ago
Onenote has the advantage of a canvas and taking screenshots then annotating or drawing over these. Then you can edit resize canvas drag things etc as you re-edit. Mix than in with tables, flagging, check boxes and mobile device support jus
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by zeagle 3y ago
Me too. Another vote for them.
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by zeagle 3y ago
I wish I could get a dumb phone with signal. I'd be set.
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by zeagle 3y ago
... and put your car in neutral and kill the engine by holding the start button.
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by zeagle 3y ago
I joke that the most elegant solution for this is if Scotland votes for independence, separates and joins the EU, the rest of the UK joins Scotland, nothing changes in terms of monarchy or government except titles but they backdoor their wa
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by zeagle 3y ago
Would be really interesting to use this with paperless-ngx to annotate or watermark documents.
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by zeagle 3y ago
Frustrating: It might just be me but I can't click on enter on the loading screen on my android phone with brave, Adblock on or off.

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