MikeKusold

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by MikeKusold 3mo ago
The iPhone 11 was released almost 7 years ago and is still supported by the latest iOS. For context, that would put it at the same release as Pixel 3 or Pixel 4. Those devices stopped receiving updates in 2022-2023.
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by MikeKusold 4mo ago
I thought this was going to be related to the excellent libghostty based iOS terminal client: https://github.com/kitknox/rootshell
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by MikeKusold 7mo ago
Seaweed has been around for a long time. I think you just discovered what legacy codebases look like.
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by MikeKusold 10mo ago
> I'm struggling to understand how something like this can be reproduced consistently across environments. How would you package this inside a Git repo? Can it be managed through GitOps? I manage my podman containers the way the art
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by MikeKusold 1y ago
Thanks for that. I thought my Vivoactive 4 battery was just shot so I bought a new watch since it was only lasting a few hours. I keep waiting for the Apple Watch to last multiple days so I can leave Garmin.
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by MikeKusold 1y ago
The final cost of the bill matters more than anything. A server at a higher-end restaurant where the bills regularly exceed hundreds of dollars will earn more in tips serving fewer tables than a server that works at a cheaper casual-chain r
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by MikeKusold 1y ago
This article highlights why Bambu has been eating Prusa's lunch the past few years. Imagine spending over $1000 then needing to print parts to get it to work properly. I swapped my Ender5 for an X1C two years ago, and since then, I hav
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by MikeKusold 1y ago
At some point you'll want to upgrade the hugo generator, and then you'll need to wade through their release logs. I neglected my personal site for years and I had to hunt down various errors and deprecations. It's out of reac
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by MikeKusold 1y ago
Eno? Up until recently, that was the only way to generate virtual cards. It's a useful feature for retailers that are too small for me to trust their security. I guess I'll need to start using their website now that it is an optio
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by MikeKusold 2y ago
Those people aren’t enabling ADP to begin with.
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by MikeKusold 2y ago
The counterpoint is how many children would love their own stuffed Hobbes to be sitting next to them as their parents read a few comics to them. You can merchandise things without going overboard and losing your soul.
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by MikeKusold 2y ago
That’s because all of those safety engineering improvements have caused the average cost of a vehicle to skyrocket.
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by MikeKusold 2y ago
We shouldn't even be doing that for cats. Domestic cats are an invasive species that decimate the native wildlife. "free-ranging domestic cats kill 1.3–4.0 billion birds and 6.3–22.3 billion mammals annually."[0] Since we&#x2
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by MikeKusold 2y ago
Garmin's own product webpage highlights the biggest problem with Garmin.[0] They have too many options, with very little distinguishing features. Instead of making hardware to justify the number of models, they cripple watches in vario
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by MikeKusold 2y ago
Those are regulated industries, where as software development is not. An AI spitting back bad code won't compile. An AI spitting back bad financial/legal advice bankrupts people.
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by MikeKusold 2y ago
I disagree. You lose out on granular permissions and magicdns. I run a tailscale instance per service, even if the services are colocated in the same VM. This lets me take advantage of tailscale serve, and I can also move services between V
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by MikeKusold 3y ago
Fortnite isn’t available on the iOS store, so at least Epic is putting their money where their mouth is.
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by MikeKusold 3y ago
Somehow I don’t believe your Pentium 3 (1999) or your Pentium 4 (2000) processor is still your main computer. Windows and Ubuntu have dropped support for 32 bit processors.
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by MikeKusold 3y ago
Here is the EFF Take Action page on FISA Section 702: https://act.eff.org/action/tell-congress-absent-major-change...
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by MikeKusold 3y ago
I thought CUDA was NVIDIA’s moat. Is that no longer the case, or did AMD come up with a good alternative?
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by MikeKusold 3y ago
They were probably surprised because the insurance company would have paid the fair market rate for the replacement (parts & labor based on various quotes), regardless of if a professional did the work, if you DIYed it, or even if you n
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by MikeKusold 3y ago
> Since house cats are one of the biggest threats birds face in the wild—they kill somewhere between 1.3 and 4 billion birds every year in the U.S. The Audubon society lists domestic outdooor cats as one of the biggest threats to birds.
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by MikeKusold 3y ago
> Building a hydroelectric dam and flooding some habitat There has been a large movement that has been working towards tearing these down due to their ecological impact. Additionally, Lake Mead has a risk of the water level falling too l
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by MikeKusold 3y ago
I don't have any of these on my 2013 vehicles, and the only one I truly miss is CarPlay. I've been in nice cars with these features, and I'm happy I don't have most of these. Adaptive cruise control brakes are too late a
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by MikeKusold 3y ago
I wish Apple supported that in their Airpod case.
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by MikeKusold 3y ago
My time machine share is backed by ZFS. I have a separate dataset for each laptop, with snapshots retained for 30 days. As long as I know roughly the last time the backup worked, I can restore that snapshot so I don't need to start fre
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by MikeKusold 4y ago
This potentially opens up boat location tracking to FOIA requests, which would betray what boat captains believe are trade secrets (where they fish).
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by MikeKusold 4y ago
iMessage already has that, by falling back to SMS.
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by MikeKusold 4y ago
It’s part of the danger of having a public “dotfiles” repository. It’s very easy to check in your .zshrc, only to discover that some script added an ENV var that contains a secret. Alternatively, the employee could have checked in a script
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by MikeKusold 4y ago
Very nice. I only use LaTeX for my resume, but I have my resume written in JSON so that I can easily keep my website and PDF in-sync. CI auto-builds and publishes both.

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