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by zrail 5y ago
My 4yo and 2yo girls are also enthralled with diggers. I think there's just something about big equipment that's impressive. This is a really good book on the subject :) was both their favorite for quite a long time: https:/
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by zrail 5y ago
Right. The backup function will require the house be set up with a transfer switch and the appropriate inlet setup, just like a whole house generator. The interesting bit is just the fact that the truck has a 240v split phase inverter built
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by zrail 5y ago
The language on the site talks about requiring a whole house manual or automatic transfer switch. Plus the thing has a 240v outlet. (presumably split phase, 240v single phase is not common in US residential settings). I wonder if the wirin
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by zrail 5y ago
I have ADHD-adjacent symptoms which include losing my keys quite often, which is why I bought some AirTags.
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by zrail 5y ago
Probably some old Apple product that nobody remembers. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_USB_Mouse
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by zrail 5y ago
Yep. 79 vs 176 episodes. Much more complicated effects. Smaller fan base. There's no way it would be financially viable.
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by zrail 5y ago
Iirc this is why there will never be an HD version of Star Trek DS9. They filmed on actual film for much of it but the masters of the special effects are all on video tape.
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by zrail 5y ago
I thought FB went permanent remote option. Did that change?
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by zrail 5y ago
> Getting a product to sell is the first step Super tangent on the thread but if you want a product that people are interested in you might think about using a process like Nathan Barry's Authority or 30x500. Not that those are the
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by zrail 6y ago
Homelab is a wide hobby. Some people assemble their lab to learn how things work as a way to skill up for work. Some people assemble a small lab (sometimes just a single box with a bunch of VMs) to run home automation or media applications.
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by zrail 6y ago
> This seems like a lot of work I see this is your first introduction to the homelab hobby. Welcome!
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by zrail 6y ago
We picked up a PHEV Pacifica minivan earlier this year and I love it for all the same reasons. I can do all of the around town errands on electric and at the same time when we take longer trips it's perfectly happy running on gas for a
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by zrail 6y ago
That wouldn't work for US employees. Any benefits other than very specific allowed categories are taxable income. The wellness benefit, CSA share, etc are already taxable.
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by zrail 6y ago
Page 10 of this PDF from the Congressional Research Service has an updated map that shows what the parent commenter is talking about: https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/R/R46601
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by zrail 6y ago
> there is no way to guard against people just using a basepassword and appending some type of counter to it. Sure there is. In your update logic, decrement any numbers and check the hash against the existing password. Alternatively, req
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by zrail 6y ago
> Marketing requires a huge budget in the VC age since you're competing with ever increasing ad prices. This is a mental trap that is super easy to fall into. The author of the article is writing a marketing guide. Marketing encompa
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by zrail 6y ago
The comments here are incredibly harsh. As someone who has self published two books, quite a lot of this resonates with me. First book addressed a timely topic but ultimately aged out very quickly and I got burnt out trying to keep up with
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by zrail 6y ago
This is also useful if you want to pass dedicated network interfaces through to specific guests. For example, I am planning to run a router on top of proxmox and pass through several dedicated NICs specifically for routing purposes.
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by zrail 6y ago
Scores are an input into the decision on what rate you pay and probably an input into underwriting, but they're not the sole input. Car loans, though, I think are almost entire driven by scores.
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by zrail 6y ago
You have to be convicted first. Police don't even get indicted.
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by zrail 6y ago
I have used bare repos managed by gitolite for close to a decade. Works great, and I never touch the config because I set up wildcard repos long ago.
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by zrail 6y ago
> The next thing I want to do is reflash my Unifi APs with OpenWRT My understanding is that this doesn't work anymore because Ubiquiti started signing firmware. Your link also goes to a blank page.
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by zrail 6y ago
This is essentially what I do in Rails apps. The only reference to an env var is in an initializer that sets an option in the global rails config structure.
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by zrail 6y ago
On macOS I have a hot corner set to lock the screen and I use Touch ID to log back in. It’s basically seamless.
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by zrail 6y ago
Looking at personal projects biases against people who don’t want to or can’t do them, either contractually or due to time/energy constraints.
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by zrail 6y ago
UBI and universal healthcare would make this a complete non-issue, as well as benefiting the arts and humanities.
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by zrail 6y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26285185
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Automatic Finances(petekeen.net)
1 points by zrail 6y ago|0 comments
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by zrail 6y ago
Awhile back I wrote a short series describing my own system. It is radically simpler than the system described here and might actually be useful to some people. https://www.petekeen.net/automatic-finances
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by zrail 6y ago
If you have a contract that includes severance and if you have investments then the ERN plan makes sense. If either of those things is false it’s a much shakier argument.

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