xyanb

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D&D Bio: Walbrek the Fourth(github.com)
2 points by xyanb 1y ago|0 comments
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by xyanb 4y ago
https://xyan.pro I tried to make it as light as possible while still looking fancy!
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by xyanb 6y ago
Agreed! I had a recent experience with no internet and was running around my house yanking coax cables, checking my electrical cupboard and whacking the router. Turns out, there was a line issue outside my house :P
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by xyanb 6y ago
> Maybe the magic, the newness, the expensiveness was part of the appeal for me, maybe the kids are just swamped in compute power and touchscreens from birth, it's too normal. I think so too. In my case, it was all new stuff and eve
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by xyanb 6y ago
This is true! I also have a good story about how certain network cameras were left unprotected on the school network and some individuals took advantage of that by guessing the default password.
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by xyanb 6y ago
Windows was far more common in our household than Mac and Linux. I think I saw a Mac laptop once when I was a kid. I had no clue what that thing was! Bit of a learning curve coming from Windows.
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by xyanb 6y ago
nLite! That brings back memories. Customizing a Windows Installation to remove bloatware, add additional software and make it run unattended. It was a tinkerer’s dream :)
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Processors Under Pillows(mr-x.medium.com)
67 points by xyanb 6y ago|32 comments
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The most obvious advice...(medium.com)
2 points by xyanb 6y ago|0 comments
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If Torvalds can do it...(medium.com)
46 points by xyanb 6y ago|8 comments