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by tummybug 4y ago
I have a portforward on my home router and simply ssh in to my always on desktop. This is also useful for not having to keep sensitive documents on a device I may lose while out and about.
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by tummybug 5y ago
This is most evident in any post that mentions cryptocurrency or anything in anyway related.
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by tummybug 5y ago
I'm Irish, there still exists a lot of pride for potatoes here. I have a small allotment here as part of a communal garden and each spring there is probably more excitement about the potatoes crops than any other. People want to know w
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by tummybug 5y ago
I find myself asking this question, what causes more net harm, the social impact of people abusing cocaine and associated problems or the damage caused by cocaine being high lucrative while illegal and the war on drugs.
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by tummybug 5y ago
This is actually considered best practice now for content for public consumption. If you can lower the average reading age for understanding the content you increase the amount of people that can read it.
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by tummybug 5y ago
Funny in Ireland I find tech salaries quite generous with 80k+ easily achievable for someone with 5+ years experience and 6 figures being the norm for a senior worth his salt.
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by tummybug 5y ago
I would argue its second most popular feature is purchases on dark net markets. This has been a constant theme since bitcoin was first released and I think is always discounted when talking about the currency.
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by tummybug 5y ago
The complete list of codes can be found in the github repo containing the schema for the qrcode data https://github.com/ehn-dcc-development/ehn-dcc-schema/tree/r...
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by tummybug 5y ago
That is a really hard to achieve definition of useful.
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by tummybug 6y ago
Fairly typical old man Dublin accent, I had a good chuckle listening to his stories.
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by tummybug 6y ago
Run the application locally in a terminal and just use pdb normally. To do it to an application running in a container is slightly more involved but still possible.
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by tummybug 6y ago
Off topic but why would a corporate company use a website for their blog which puts articles behind a paywall? It seems completely at odds with the purpose of a corporate blog.
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by tummybug 6y ago
Probably not the answer you want to hear but the best office chair is no chair. I only have a standing desk at home and my back/legs are so much better after 3 weeks of WFH than they have ever been.
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by tummybug 7y ago
I've done this, although in my cold climate it took months to throw out a root. Give it time.
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by tummybug 7y ago
I'm not sure about django but flasks Application object has a before_first_request method which takes a function designed to do this type of initialization operations.
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by tummybug 7y ago
Genuine question, if usernames are unique what is the problem with using them as the primary key of the table instead of an arbitrary value from a sequence, you also get the bonus of not needing a unique constraint on the username column.
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by tummybug 7y ago
I know the most people on here have a terrible opinion of bitcoin and cryptocurrency in general but I think a lot of the criticism based on energy usage and transactions per second is in bad faith. When you consider layers built on top of b
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by tummybug 8y ago
This doesn't look to take commands after a pipe into account so IMHO doesn't accurately reflect command usage. For example running above I was surprised awk wasn't in the list but when I went to investigate I found I almost a
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by tummybug 8y ago
Sounds good in theory but would be interesting to know how prevalent cloud cover is in the city.
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by tummybug 8y ago
I have also asked this, I can't understand why my managers always think its a joke idea.
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by tummybug 8y ago
This may not work but could be worth a shot and lots of fun. Buy a RC airplane and learn to fly it, nothing crazy but not something to cheap either ($200 from a Chinese site). This should give you a much bigger appreciation for flying (it d
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by tummybug 9y ago
It does say the bot tries to secure the device and then resorts to bricking it if it can't. Not condoning the janitors actions but at least bricking isn't his first action.
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by tummybug 9y ago
I can't agree with you. The sheer fact that I know well what the reddit error page is refutes this. In fact it's one of the few sites I frequent that I know even have an error page.
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by tummybug 9y ago
Sure in a perfect scenario with a well behaving load test client. In production you often encounter scenarios which place unexpected load on your servers.
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by tummybug 9y ago
I agree, but if you do fail it means you are doing something right. In most cases I think YAGNI suffices for how much engineering to do.
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by tummybug 10y ago
Good question and something I am trying to do as well at the moment (web dev last few years so I do know some coding Python/PHP/JS). My own method has been war gaming sites like pwnable.kr, learning C, getting better at bash, bug
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by tummybug 10y ago
If you need it to be really simple django and customising the admin. Have done this for a simple ticketing system and had something surprisingly stable in about 8 hours work.
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by tummybug 10y ago
This. On a more local scale (EU) medical tourism is huge. I know of many family members travelling a short distance to avail of much cheaper dental work abroad. In fact I am surprised this isn't advertised more.
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by tummybug 10y ago
Same for me and apparently many others in this post. Can hear fine with a single source of sound, little noises in distant rooms etc but put me in a noisy bar and I can't make out a thing.
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by tummybug 10y ago
As someone who is looking for a new role at the moment and absolutely hates the standard interview process I would definitely apply for a role at any company that had this process.

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