zenethian

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by zenethian 2y ago
Mine craps out every 2-3 months for no apparent reason. It doesn't crash, there's no errors in the logs, it just stops responding. I restart the service and it's fine. No idea why. I setup a cron to restart it weekly just
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by zenethian 2y ago
I've been a software developer for 25 years, so I'm already there. I really disagree with this though. When I look back at software I was developing 20 years ago in 2005 it is not particularly different than now. It's still c
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by zenethian 2y ago
Seemingly endlessly layered abstraction is also why phones and computers get faster and faster yet nothing seems to actually run better. Nobody wants to write native software anymore because there are too many variations of hardware and ope
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by zenethian 2y ago
I read this headline like it was a current event and was really concerned.
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by zenethian 2y ago
Are they considering things like Discord as "alone" or "hanging out"? Because I hang out with friends every night. Virtually. So does my teen son. He does good in school and is well-adjusted. This article seems a bit bia
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by zenethian 2y ago
It's neat but I soft locked because my roll had no valid moves.
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by zenethian 2y ago
OK but now drop React.
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by zenethian 2y ago
Absolutely not.
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by zenethian 2y ago
Wow what a horrible, self-centered, inhumane way to look at this.
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by zenethian 2y ago
I love talking to people. Unfortunately it's exhausting for me. I have no such attitude about it being a "waste [of] mental energy." I don't know any introverts that do. I would recommend taking a deep breath and just c
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by zenethian 2y ago
I mean, it literally does make you do things. That's why it's a mental disorder.
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by zenethian 2y ago
This is a terrible article that reads like an AI generated LinkedIn post. Nevermind the fact that the author isn't using the terms introvert and extrovert correctly; the message is quite ableist. Not everyone can achieve this level of
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by zenethian 2y ago
What is a good recommendation for replacing a TP-Link Omada AP? I have the Wifi6 AP and it performs great. But if I do need to replace it with something more secure, what are my choices? I know Ubiquity is a choice, but the reason I chose
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by zenethian 2y ago
These are pretty interesting, but I'm curious about the side-by-side screenshot with the slider: why does ray tracing need to be enabled to see the yellow stoplight? That seems like a weird oversight.
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by zenethian 2y ago
I really wish that the text for this was transcribed so where so I didn't have to ake a screenshot of a gif at just the right moment to read it.
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by zenethian 2y ago
What's wild is that if I go to the Infowars website I can't actually tell if The Onion is controlling it yet or not. It all looks like satire already, full of absolutely ridiculous headlines.
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by zenethian 2y ago
It's tongue-in-cheek. Her greatest pain of it is watching her husband and daughter hate on it through homework. ;) So the joke is that she "hates" it now because of that. (but she doesn't really hate it, she loves it
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by zenethian 2y ago
It's fun so far, but I'll probably try to finish it another time when it's not getting HNdotted.
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by zenethian 2y ago
I loathe this keyboard. Smashing a tiny tenkey onto there is just awful.
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by zenethian 2y ago
This is pretty awesome. I wonder if it has a fix for the the GoFetch security flaw?
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by zenethian 5y ago
If you look at his bio on github, it's the epitome of the nice-guy meme. "Slightly assholic at first sight Actually a nice guy that just likes to get stuff done." If you have to warn people that you're an asshole and th
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by zenethian 5y ago
I would agree that the author's reasons aren't good enough, because when they proposed a solution that would mitigate the reason, he rejected it. That implies that there's far more to it than the reason given.
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by zenethian 5y ago
It's not an issue of legally allowed. It's the very spirit of the community that allows for this. The FOSS community has worked very hard to create a system where permission isn't needed because it's already there, bake
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by zenethian 5y ago
It's funny that you call bitcoin a "speculative asset" even though fiat currencies are far more "speculative" than anything tangible. Bitcoins are tangible even if they're electronic. Your statement is like say
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by zenethian 5y ago
You should go read the newspapers about when the stock market first formed. People raved about it for a decade...
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by zenethian 5y ago
Well the entire country of El Salvador now believes it to be the best option they have as a currency of choice. So I guess your points might be valid for some very minority stake, but they're popular because you can trade them like st
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by zenethian 5y ago
There's a really strong movement inside the crypto community to move away from any sort of technology that requires a Proof of Work system like Bitcoin. Bitcoin is like the racist grandfather that started the family: nobody _actually_
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by zenethian 5y ago
I came to second this. As a fan of the MS Ergonomic Keyboard for over a decade, I bought the Freestyle Edge with Cherry MX Brown keys and never looked back. I had to do just a bit of customization to get a negative bias to work with the t
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by zenethian 6y ago
You're right that it outmatches it, but it's the first time that the consumer can directly influence things by getting their voice heard. Previous cancel culture was limited to those who already had a captive audience: churches,
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by zenethian 6y ago
I'm not sure that's true. He didn't invent open source, and while he should be credited with being an early pioneer, he was largely ignored for decades until he got /just/ enough people onboard to find someone pers

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