TheBozzCL

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by TheBozzCL 8d ago
Calling things you disagree with "slop" is slop /s But just in case you haven't noticed, we live in a world where a ridiculously wealthy minority can derail whole countries by ther whims. Wealth concentrating on a single
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by TheBozzCL 12d ago
I literally just switched away from Hurricane Electric to deSEC. The only real issue that I had with HE, but it's a big one, is that they don't allow wildcard CNAMEs. I consider that important for the security of some sensitive en
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by TheBozzCL 1y ago
It’s literally what you experience in your life. I’d say I value my life a lot, in the end it’s all I actually own. On the other hand, others value my attention because they can make fractions of a cent by making me look at stuff, because t
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by TheBozzCL 1y ago
If you have anything even remotely important tied to your email address… then at least get your own domain name associated with it. It’s not a 100% guarantee that things won’t go wrong, but at least you can recover if your current digital f
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by TheBozzCL 1y ago
Thanks for sharing this! What a treat of a video. It's a fun project, and it's presented very well. This guy has a talent for communication - the video was super clear and well explained. I really admire that ability and I want to
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by TheBozzCL 1y ago
To me, the killer feature has been the ability to filter out sites from my search results. I removed all of Pinterest, several tabloids and conspiracy sites, any obvious AI-generated sites that I run into, and just with that my search resul
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by TheBozzCL 1y ago
Getting rid of most social media has been one of the best things I have ever done. I didn’t just delete my accounts, I also blocked the sites so I can’t visit them. The best one to delete was definitely reddit. It’s too easy to doomscroll.
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by TheBozzCL 1y ago
As a broke college student, I had a great time playing on third-party servers. The experience was janky, of course, but it was hilarious. I made some good friends there. Then I had to stop playing because it was eating into my study time to
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by TheBozzCL 1y ago
Then just keep doing things the same way, but add a disclaimer that says you are only selling a license to play the game, and it's not guaranteed to work after a certain date.
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by TheBozzCL 1y ago
I sync my devices to my Synology NAS at home, and then the NAS syncs them to Backblaze B2. I have some extra workflows to back up some other data, like some WebDAV shares, based on rsync.
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by TheBozzCL 1y ago
I’ve been gaming on Linux for quite a while, and it’s overall been a great experience. I mean, at least until last week, when I bought myself a new top-of-the-line laptop. I’ve been distro-hopping trying to find something that works and eve
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by TheBozzCL 1y ago
Definitely my favorite phone ever was the Lumia 1020. I loved the OS, and I loved the phone itself with its focus on the camera. Sadly, I was able to get it in 2015 and by then it was too late. I don’t think any phone since then has hooked
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by TheBozzCL 1y ago
Hah, about a month ago I wrote a DLX solver for exact cover problems and LiQueens was one of my first implementations. Next I want to try to solve the Tango and Zip games.
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by TheBozzCL 1y ago
Absolutely off-topic, but I started browsing Snopes’ tracking consent options and they use an insane amount of vendors. It took me longer to scroll through the list than reading the article itself.
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by TheBozzCL 1y ago
Public speaking, in particular MC-ing events.
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by TheBozzCL 1y ago
With all the recent developments in the US, I started doomscrolling reddit about a month ago. It’s clearly affected me emotionally. Yesterday, I blocked it completely at home and partially at work - I might still need to read some posts fro
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by TheBozzCL 1y ago
The next time I buy a TV, I'm building a Faraday cage around it.
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by TheBozzCL 1y ago
They do talk about it in the end, briefly. Otherwise, it almost sounds like a sponsored article.
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by TheBozzCL 1y ago
Something similar happened to me last year, except the thief was in a motorbike. It made me decide to buy a second, cheaper phone for traveling abroad. I did have some fun with the situation. I immediately put my iPhone in lost mode, with
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Always good to do some research before you buy though. My current laptop, a 2024 Razer Blade 13 with an AMD processor, has a weird bug where the internal speakers won’t make a sound unless you run a series of hda-verb commands. Easy fix onc
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
TBH, this is something that scares me about Teslas. Most people can’t handle a car that accelerates that fast. Granted, I know they have safety features that prevent you from running over people… but safeguards fail, this is just a game we
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Ah, I remember Chime from back in my Amazon days. When they launched it and started migrating it internally, they didn’t have a Linux or web version. Back then, I was still using a Windows Phone (as much as the lack of available apps sucked
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Got a few: At work, I'm finalizing a platform to quickly set up and deploy Apache Flink clusters and pipelines. It's going surprisingly well, with several teams interested in using it! Unfortunately we couldn't use the extrem
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
It'd be sufficient if a system involved somewhere in the process converted null values to strings. There's innumerable ways, but here's a simple one in Java: final String myNullString = "" + null; System.o
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Interesting… that’s been happening to me but because I’ve been playing a lot with my guitar tuned half-step down. I hear a note that I associate with a chord in my guitar, and I have to remind myself that I need to compensate for it.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
TBH, right now that just feels like rewarding YouTube’s bad ad behavior. I’d rather just pay the creators via Patreon.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
Are you sure they’re not just spoofing the address? Check the email headers.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
This literally just happened to me last week. I emailed them to ask them how to stop this: > I understand you want to opt out of all points and rewards and not be tracked. > > We're constantly working to make
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
It was pretty obvious he didn’t like them IMO. He didn’t even hang them, he put them away as hidden as he could.
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by TheBozzCL 2y ago
And Eddie’s amp model, the Peavey 5150. It’s become the de-facto standard for the more extreme metal bands. When Eddie took the rights with him to Fender and they made the EVH 5150 (another fantastic amp), Peavey renamed this line to the 65

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