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by combyn8tor 11mo ago
The Apple gods know what's best for you. They're just trying to protect you from yourself.
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by combyn8tor 11mo ago
> the whole Louis Rossmann's youtube worth of other hardware features meant to remind you to buy a new Apple laptop every couple of years Apple have a couple of extra mechanisms in place to remind us to buy a new device: - On iOS th
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by combyn8tor 11mo ago
Glad to see someone documenting this. I use the screentime feature to restrict my kid's iPad's and it is so painful. Here are my notes: - When an iPad is presented to you to enter your parent code to unlock an app, the name of the
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by combyn8tor 11mo ago
Tasmania has 38 sheep per square kilometer and is only surpassed by Victoria with 60 sheep km2. WA has 4 sheep per km2, QLD 1.44, SA 10, NSW 3. In population terms, Tasmania has 4.5 sheep per person, whereas Victoria has 1.9 sheep per perso
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by combyn8tor 11mo ago
Meanwhile in Australia we have a "AI data centre" startup being valued at $1.9 billion and given $330 million to play with, having not built anything yet. It's co-founded by a guy that went to prison for insider trading. His
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by combyn8tor 1y ago
I've read those articles a couple of times over the years and always found it fascinating they actually built a backbone with dark fibre. That was ten years ago so it would be interesting to see an update.
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by combyn8tor 1y ago
Wow I could have wrote this exactly excepy for a 1 year difference in diagnosis. It's hard to reconcile with how difficult it was previously. Life on hard mode is a term ived used too. I try to think that it was all to make me stronger
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by combyn8tor 1y ago
Is the load balancing of the relays out of scope? It doesn't seem to be addressed in the write up unless I missed it.
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by combyn8tor 1y ago
so does it work like this?: - Client makes a DNS request to ageblockedsite.com using NextDNS server - NextDNS server returns an IP to a proxy server they control - Client connects to the site through the proxy server
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by combyn8tor 1y ago
My meds have me on the ball from about 9am - 5pm. Outside that window I wouldn't trust myself flying a plane unless it was an unusual flight, like flying a new aircraft or flying into a storm, or on a rescue helicopter landing on a hig
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by combyn8tor 1y ago
Claude loves to delete comments. I setup specific instructions telling it not to, and yet it regularly tries to delete comments that often have nothing to do with the code we're working on. It's so hit and miss in Rust too. When I
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by combyn8tor 1y ago
Here's my put simply: We've got some UI components built with html, CSS and JavaScript. They use web standards. We want to add them into web frameworks that are built in JavaScript. They are built for html, CSS and JavaScript. No
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by combyn8tor 1y ago
This is great. Last time I looked into this UI component world I was surprised the popular UI libraries weren't all 'headless' at their base. Web components have been around a long time now. What was stopping this approach? T
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by combyn8tor 1y ago
While you're here - can you tell your PM's that your auto update on windows is annoying. Every time I start the app there's a prompt asking me to either "Install and Relaunch" or "Remind me later" (which s
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by combyn8tor 1y ago
How has your experience been running a discord server? I imagine it's useful for feedback but time consuming to manage? I'm reluctant to start one as I'm concerned about the time consumption. Also, how did you find Jon and wh
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by combyn8tor 1y ago
I don't understand - does the dishwasher not have any indication that it's finished? Mine just turns off the LEDs on the front panel when it's done. I usually don't empty it immediately anyway.
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by combyn8tor 2y ago
The linter picks them up. Then you pass the linter warning/error back into the LLM until the linter stops complaining. Then the slop compiles.
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by combyn8tor 4y ago
Failover to TURN servers then?
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by combyn8tor 4y ago
I wonder if Tailscale have any numbers on how often clients failover to STUN?
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by combyn8tor 4y ago
There is a bit of a grassroots movement to make the bin chicken the mascot for the 2032 Olympics in Brisbane.
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by combyn8tor 4y ago
For me it was Parse.
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by combyn8tor 4y ago
It was normal to use Photoshop and have the entire system crash several times a day. The G4's along with the iMac had terrible overheating issues which also caused constant crashes in warmer climates. Running these machines in a room w
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by combyn8tor 4y ago
> People don't move from platforms, they drift away naturally. Digg has entered the chat.
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by combyn8tor 4y ago
> just learn 1 thing (networking) on a few vendors (cisco, juniper, whatever) Sure, if you're only motivation is money. To a lot of folks that sounds miserable. > i feel like devops is just a bucket for lost souls who like tech s
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by combyn8tor 4y ago
Are you deploying to servers that are already running other services? If so, why not just create a fresh VPS dedicated for your new deployment? Not saying either way is better or worse, just looking to understand why that may be the case.
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by combyn8tor 4y ago
Right, I can see your point but I just want to understand a bit more... why would some servers be half configured already? When you fire up a new server don't you just select a standard distro image? What happens when the Docker image
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by combyn8tor 4y ago
> I'm not sure how I'd provision servers > I can just put shell commands in the Dockerfile. Can't you just put the shell commands in a shell script?
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by combyn8tor 4y ago
I see your point. > encrypted proxies I suggest "encrypted tunnels"
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by combyn8tor 4y ago
I don't think it's a case for ML.
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by combyn8tor 4y ago
I always thought a rules "learning" mode in the emulator would be useful. While the mode is switched on, the rules are set to allow read/write everywhere. Run your app and simulate a typical end user interaction. After you&#

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