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by zifnab06 8y ago
The downside of the vendors you listed (and Cisco) is they require a support contract for software updates. If you lack said contract, you do not receive security updates. Imo ubiquiti works fine for smaller offices. If you don't have
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by zifnab06 8y ago
I tend to use Google maps anytime I drive in Seattle - they've added information about accidents and closures that I'd otherwise miss. When I did drive to work it'd routinely save me time when there was a wreck on i-5 by tell
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by zifnab06 8y ago
On residential streets they barely enforce this - it's complaint driven and they put a giant notice on your windshield for 48 hours before towing.
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by zifnab06 8y ago
I've found it's better to give them correct answers that are entirely fake. The make of your first car is an astin Martin. Your nearest sibling lives in lunar colony 1. This way "it's a bunch of gibberish" doesn&#x2
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by zifnab06 8y ago
Interestingly the cash price is around $1800/30 day supply. Absolute insanity.
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by zifnab06 8y ago
It's always seemed weird to me as well. Let's say you go to the doctor for something like strep throat. You get a prescription for an antibiotic. Doctors offices don't carry drugs, so you take this prescription to a pharmacy
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by zifnab06 8y ago
F-15 max speed is 1646mph (around 0.45 mi/s). From take off in Portland to arriving at SeaTac would be less than 5 minutes at top speed. I assume it takes longer than that to get pilots in planes and takeoff. Seattle also has JBLM (joi
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by zifnab06 8y ago
Generally a set amount + a percentage. Something like $0.29 + 2%. I suspect this is why some places don't like taking cards on <$5 purchases.
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by zifnab06 8y ago
Tom here (not the creator or TOML). Every time I have a "what are we using for configuration" discussion at work for a new project, I get to say "let's use TOML, it's obviously superior, just look at it's name!
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by zifnab06 8y ago
The author played us all like a fiddle.
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by zifnab06 8y ago
It sold moderately well and had fantastic software (up until it was ruined by management decisions...)
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by zifnab06 8y ago
I have first@last.io. My mail provider (fast mail) supports sending mail to service@first.last.io. This then ends up in a folder called service, or in my inbox. Works pretty great.
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by zifnab06 9y ago
The current dev branch (67) supports this. From crosh: vmc start dev start_container.sh --container_name stretch --user <yourusername> --shell That should drop you into a shell in a debian stretch distro. You can install packages and
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by zifnab06 9y ago
Up until early this year autorenew existed in the UI for Canadian servers but didn't do anything.
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by zifnab06 9y ago
+1 for hetzner. For Lineage, we run our mirror and (as of next weekend) our code review platform there. I had a server go offline last night. A fuse broke. It took support all of 30s to fix it. OVH this would have been at least Monday befor
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by zifnab06 9y ago
My problem is their support. Packet loss to a server? 'Sorry this is not our issue'. I have one server left there, and if it goes above ~50mbit it drops ~25% of network traffic to multiple sources.
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by zifnab06 9y ago
By default, after an update, Android installs a new recovery image during the first boot of that update. We currently have this disabled. If you relock the only way to ever update your recovery image is to unlock (wiping the device & lo
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by zifnab06 9y ago
Yes please! Take a look here for more info on how we do bug reports currently: https://wiki.lineageos.org/bugreport-howto.html
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by zifnab06 9y ago
There's a list of API's here: https://lineageos.github.io/android_lineage-sdk/reference/li... . I believe this update was mostly around styles, "Change the system accent to some color based on some e
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by zifnab06 9y ago
Generally we don't accept bugs on devices that don't come off our build slaves. It's a (rather convenient) way of getting rid of all the downstream-produced bugs... That being said I threw this in the project's slack.
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by zifnab06 9y ago
Samsung has this nasty habit of releasing hardware under the same name, with insanely different hardware. This ranges somewhere between "The screen resolution is different" and "This S8 has an exynos chip, and this one has a
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by zifnab06 9y ago
PR's welcome :P
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by zifnab06 9y ago
stats.lineageos.org exists. Bit basic ('big data' problems, storing ~1.7 million anonymized checkins per day in mongo...isn't the best idea). Personally I try to stick to something with an unlocked bootloader. That was the Ne
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by zifnab06 9y ago
:P In normal AOSP land, there is no encryption support in recovery. I know we had the same restriction in cm recovery (you couldn't mount/backup individual files from /data, for example). I sadly have no more information on a
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by zifnab06 9y ago
This is actually a problem that bothers me. Most of the recoveries also ship with absolutely no security (see: twrp and the "I can just format your phone by booting into it"). I don't really have a good answer though - if you
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by zifnab06 9y ago
Not at all. It's just a java library you can use in an android app to do additional things on devices running lineage.
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by zifnab06 9y ago
Nope. Bunch of volunteers, things will be released when they're ready. Weekly builds have been working well so far though!
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by zifnab06 9y ago
Rocket Chat is something I've been looking into. It's...well pretty amazing so far. Open source, self hosted, bridges to slack fairly reasonably, and gives IRC style permissions. Slightly nicer for the "I'm not always lo
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by zifnab06 9y ago
"co-founder"/one of many project leads here. AMA?
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by zifnab06 9y ago
I've seen both sides. The town I went to college in was heavily unionized. The majority of them were fine. We once needed to hang a network rack in our building. It was on the unions work list for 6 months. We finally just did it, a gr

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