Multicomp

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by Multicomp 2y ago
Agora Rd and similar small forum sites are still there, like the hole in the wall restaurants that people have to choose to go to instead of McDonald's. Prices are higher, algorithms are worse, but there's genuine connection there
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by Multicomp 2y ago
Yeah I use ansible (in pull mode) for my home automation for just such a purpose. I have the router open up port 443 to my one box, then have haproxy read the header for the incoming traffic and route it to the backend on the box whether a
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by Multicomp 2y ago
I hope so, then those of us who want to tell a story (writers, whether comic or novellist or short story or screenplay or teleplay or whatever) will be able to compete more and more on quality and richness of the story copy and content to t
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by Multicomp 3y ago
I am unable to send messages on it for the past 20 minutes. Both for group settings and for DMs.
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by Multicomp 3y ago
> I think it’s actually time to consider that there’s something else that’s driving general dissatisfaction in the U.S. (maybe social media?) to try and understand whether there is a general dissatisfaction factor affecting the U.S., and
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by Multicomp 3y ago
I'd love to hear from the Boomers and Gen Xers around here if you agree? "Cynical millenial" is a common image and persona, but I'm curious for other perspectives, maybe find some hope beyond my own sense of precarity I
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Boomers, Gen X Are Also Fed Up with Their Employers(businessinsider.com)
29 points by Multicomp 3y ago|30 comments
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by Multicomp 3y ago
Agreed, here's the quoted copy/paste for those scrolling by: > Former Multician here. Andre was super-smart, but it is perhaps also relevant that even the most junior developers (as I was then) had quiet private space to work w
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by Multicomp 3y ago
Worldbuilding sits at the procrastination nexus of multiple hobbies. Fiction writers, RPG GM campaign designers, video game designers, etc. For any of those activities, the need for doing coherent and good enough setting design becomes the
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by Multicomp 3y ago
Somewhere along the way, I came to the belief that the rebuilt One World Trade Center in NYC (1776 ft because we count the antennae as a spire) had been protected by a special law passed forbidding other buildings from exceeding that height
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by Multicomp 3y ago
> People like to say, "But those people don't even create anything, they're just taking credit for other people's work!" But just letting smart people gather and work on pet projects doesn't seem to work par
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by Multicomp 3y ago
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on your favorite notetaking app OP, it's more than I've done for mine. I'm glad it works for you, the in-between applications trying to do notetaking is a pain. I settled on OneNote because I&
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by Multicomp 3y ago
I hope this article is true, because in that case, web apps like [1] and friends can start being treated like I'm used to treating programs, as binary files or otherwise fungible functions that you can call and get outputs, and if you
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Commits Do Not Equal Productivity (2016)(about.gitlab.com)
3 points by Multicomp 3y ago|1 comments
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by Multicomp 3y ago
Good work, a nice site explaining the traceroute is very handy! I could see myself using this to explain what traceroute is for various technicians I'm training to maintain corporate networks. (Now if only I could figure out how to ena
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by Multicomp 3y ago
The ability to attach multimedia screenshots, videos, images, files, digital ink is what elevates OneNote to me beyond Joplin, DokuWiki, LogSeq, Obsidian (all tools I've tried and can see why they have such appeal) , and other markdown
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by Multicomp 3y ago
And thus we get back to the need for Exchange Active sync icon from the Pocket PC era! I have finally lived long enough to see a full tech cycle go from new hotness to duh everyone does it this way to a good if boring option to that's
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by Multicomp 3y ago
yeah I learned of the Phoenix Project as the 'why' behind doing the orange DevOps handbook 'how' when our company was hit with the DevOps wave. Continuous Learning + automation + instrumentation are many of the tools tha
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by Multicomp 3y ago
I'm curious what your thoughts are on potential solutions to writing 'secure' (enough to resist non APTs, assuming the human does not fall for phishing, just hardware/software vulns) software as an industry? Slower relea
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by Multicomp 3y ago
I'd be willing to do something like this. I'm too lazy to implement it (hence why we don't already have something like this) but I would enjoy something like the following workflow: 1. my firefox browser has an extension 2. i
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by Multicomp 3y ago
https://archive.is/0U2tA
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by Multicomp 3y ago
Sorry, I should have included a /s, my bad! But yes, i'm not holding my breath.
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by Multicomp 3y ago
This is an unforced error on Microsoft's part. The latest in a long line. But I'm not even surprised these days, just disappointed. I must have just had rose-tinted glasses when I was young, but I totally believed the 'force
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by Multicomp 3y ago
TL;DR: I want to tinker with one assembler, which is better for tinkering, NASM or FASM? I am looking to one day learn assembly (x86, x86-64 and potentially ARM) simply for tinkering hobby purposes, to prove I learned something watching all
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by Multicomp 3y ago
Thanks for weighing in. I love it when the subjects and experts of the article at hand weigh in. HN at its finest!
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by Multicomp 3y ago
Capturing or thinking in either is an improvement over people trying to keep everything in their heads, something we're are in the USA completely not taught in public schools. There are various tools I've tried from this classic H
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by Multicomp 3y ago
My question is how can he give away a character in a legal sense? Can characters be copyrighted? Mickey Mouse is a Disney Trademark, same with Spiderman and other name-brand 'on the cover' characters. But what about if I make up a
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by Multicomp 3y ago
Reminds me of the old Desliu 40 acres backlot, now long gone. There are websites covering the history. http://retroweb.com/40acres.html
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by Multicomp 3y ago
I am seriously tempted by a project like this. They even have a linux client! The pinnacle of my Runescape days was just after they opened the Grand Exchange. That was around the time I realized that if I didn't stop playing this game
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by Multicomp 3y ago
Sorry. Just the generation gap that for my generational cohort, Buicks were reputed to be 'rich old people cars' and therefore not even considered when we would go out shopping for cars. Whereas in their heyday of 19x0's Amer

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