InfamousRece

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by InfamousRece 4y ago
Last time I tried Gitea, it was surprisingly difficult to migrate existing git repos. I hope they made it easier.
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by InfamousRece 4y ago
I can definitely see myself using this machine. 16GB is enough for me as I don’t use electron. 8 core Ryzen is decent too.
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by InfamousRece 4y ago
Do you have static IPv6 address? In my case the prefix changes once per week or so. And that change is quite disruptive because it causes all devices on my network to completely change their addresses.
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by InfamousRece 4y ago
Gray blurry text on gray background is a pinnacle of modern design it seems.
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by InfamousRece 5y ago
$139 for Windows Home and $199 for Windows Pro. Where I come from this would not be called giving away. Official MS pricing: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/windows?activetab=pi...
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by InfamousRece 8y ago
The other party would then file Motion to Compel Arbitration. This will usually result in the dismissal of the lawsuit.
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by InfamousRece 8y ago
It's possible to get Solaris CDE working on Linux [1]. I'm not sure how usable it is though. [1] https://sourceforge.net/p/cdesktopenv/wiki/LinuxBuild/
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by InfamousRece 8y ago
They haven't (as of 2018 at least).
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by InfamousRece 8y ago
You can use Plastiq ( https://www.plastiq.com ) to put it on a credit card, but this comes with a 2.5% fee (which will be $500 in your case, so quite steep).
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by InfamousRece 8y ago
I have one device that potentially spies on me. Therefore it is logical that I should also get tons of other devices that spy on me -- or else I will be a hypocrite, no? Also I should refrain from any criticism directed against the spying f
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by InfamousRece 8y ago
There is one in boost: https://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_68_0/doc/html/container/non...
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by InfamousRece 8y ago
My high deductible insurance (me+spouse+1 kid) is $1400 per month. I'm not sure where I can get a $200 one - I'm not eligible for any subsidies.