dmoose

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by dmoose 11d ago
This isn't about individuals. The Republican Party is completely complicit and as long as members of that party hold office they will continue. I would love to have multiple qualified candidates to choose from across the spectrum but
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by dmoose 22d ago
Two hours is two hours too long.
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by dmoose 22d ago
Ditto, I had a conversation last week about Duck and Kagi being the two things I hoped never got acquired and here we are.
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by dmoose 2mo ago
> Atomization is a fact, and the best road out of it might be to connect with other like minded people wherever they are, but it seems that the Internet hasn't lived up to this promise. Why? What have we done wrong? The Internet its
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by dmoose 3mo ago
> I think we’ll see new newsrooms emerge that reinvent what journalism is, are unafraid to build real, lasting, two-way relationships with the people they’re trying to serve I agree with the idea, but there is a lot of subtlety. Journal
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by dmoose 3mo ago
You'd think. However, this is a rural area with a sheriffs department that has budget constraints. I know of 2 shops with monitored alarm systems that were successfully robbed over the last 5 years because by the time anyone followed
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by dmoose 3mo ago
A 7U cabinet in an overhead space that is difficult to access. Installation and configuration were a bit of a headache but ended up being worth it. There was a NAS in the office and they stripped 7 drives, sleds and all, out of it. I&#x27
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by dmoose 3mo ago
Kagi search filters. I've had medium blocked since I first signed up. Occasionally I search from other peoples machines and realize how much crap on Medium I've just forgotten about. There are a lot of things to like about Kagi
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by dmoose 3mo ago
> This is entirely local and private. You can even air gap the UniFi Protect system from the Internet and it'll operate fine. One week ago 3 guys broke into my shop while I was traveling. They had sense enough to power down the sta
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by dmoose 3mo ago
I've lost track of the number of times Claude has basically said "it was like that when i got here" in the face of a clearly bogus choice and easily disproved explanation.
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by dmoose 4mo ago
> i guess i don't blame a writer who's job is threatened by this technology to write a piece like this > it's the same as toll booth operators complaining about fastpass I think your analogy would work better if toll bo
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by dmoose 4mo ago
I have been having a blast going back through topics I learned in college and haven't used in years. Being able to rubber duck specific questions and follow a path based on what I remember vs don't is much faster with LLM than it
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by dmoose 4mo ago
> unless you have data... it is just an opinion Glib as well, but this one hits home a lot harder. Well said.
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by dmoose 4mo ago
When did the first homo sapiens exist? Ideas like species evolve. Saying there are no original ideas seems to me an attempt to glibly capture something quite fundamental.
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by dmoose 4mo ago
I picked up one as well and even after flying to pick it up and fuel for driving 700 miles back I'm in it less than $4K. My theory was fleet maintenance to some extent mitigated the 330K miles and even if it takes a crate engine to ke
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by dmoose 5mo ago
I'm a bit reluctant to draw attention to my solution since it was written to scratch my own itch and I have only had a handful of users other than myself. Last year I was seriously thinking about making linux my dev choice because com
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by dmoose 6mo ago
Google cares deeply about privacy. Google defines privacy as them not giving your private data that they have collected to anyone who hasn't paid them for it or can compel them to give it up.
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by dmoose 8mo ago
This is quite beautiful. I had a somewhat similar use case last year and built something that wasn't this polished. The only feature that seems to be missing for what I needed then is the ability to tear off tabs into new windows that
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by dmoose 9mo ago
> I think the greatest crime social media has committed is convincing everyone their opinion matters So much this! Social media has also allowed people to reinforce their own opinions and spread them by connecting with others who think t
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by dmoose 11mo ago
I agree with this point completely and have been maintaining at least a few linux servers for many years now. However, I never feel completely comfortable about it because it is not my primary responsibility and I know the target is always
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by dmoose 2y ago
Location: US West Coast Remote: Yes Relocate: No Email: jeff at mssgs dot net Senior Technology Leader with 25+ years of experience in software development, network infrastructure, and technical leadership. Former ISP founder/CTO with
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by dmoose 3y ago
I would have agreed with you until recently. It appears that much of the anti LGBT+ sentiment sweeping communities and legislatures is being driven via social media. This can easily swing the pendulum back to net negative.
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by dmoose 6y ago
Given Google's track record this exhibits a level of faith I would find hard to muster. I really hope you still have the offline backups.
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by dmoose 6y ago
I've been using [trillium]( https://github.com/zadam/trilium ) for a few weeks and have been very impressed with the combination of features and simplicity. It looks like it would check the boxes you list and since
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by dmoose 6y ago
I do the same using kanel. It's just enough to make the typings smooth without dictating anything else about how they are used. I prefer to write the queries directly in sql using pg-promise and then type the results of the query and
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by dmoose 7y ago
I live in snow country as well so when I updated my boiler for home automation I connected the existing controller that has worked for 20 years to the NC side of each relay. This way if the HA controller fails it falls back to the old less
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by dmoose 7y ago
I was looking at this for a similar use case https://bit.dev/
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by dmoose 8y ago
Would you comment on what router and software you are using, how difficult it is to maintain, and any surprises you have had using it (things you depend on breaking).
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Laptop vs Thermite - Hard Drive Self Destruct(hackaday.com)
2 points by dmoose 13y ago|1 comments
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by dmoose 13y ago
I clicked the lost password link on a site handling legal documents the other day and they sent me a plaintext copy of my password via unencrypted email. There may be issues with a central identity provider, but given the wide range of horr

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