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> Your users live in Teams. No, I assure you, we do not. Nobody wants to live in hell. Even at my current company, we are mandated solely to use Teams for meetings. But nobody uses…

Perhaps, and that's not unreasonable in and of itself. But to do so in such a user-hostile manner? That's a bit over the top. A new minimal package, advertising it, and only then e…

In a way I'm glad it's not mentioned. As a FreeBSD user, nothing is more disheartening than to find a cool and interesting project written in a great^1 language without any packagi…

Rammed earth is the one that I find fascinating. But I've not seen or heard much about it's use in the Midwest where winters tend to wet.

Except I cannot `go run ~/that/project/over/there` as the use of go modules means I have to change directory to be inside the package first. I'm not sure why that is exactly, but i…

I ran into this on FreeBSD when cryptography started using a rust core for its work. Suddenly my jails needed a full rust build environment just to install this one package. It was…

I've tried creating diagrams of this nature (not realizing this is a thing) but I chose them for documenting the system to others that weren't already familiar with the project so …

> Someone on the Beancount thread explained his workflow using tags link transactions to IRS form entries. I would like to try the same on GnuCash, but haven't yet figured out whet…

GNUCash is great, it definitely had a learning period for me. My biggest gripe is not with GNUCash but with the damn banks. The fact there isn't any API to download.u transactions …

I wonder how full it'll be. The python bindings aren't complete. For instance it's impossible to add scheduled transactions. Which I'd investigating doing for tax depreciation on a…

Their website is pretty crap. But. You haven't seen anything until you use their mobile app. It is definitely one of the worst thing I've seen. I mean Subaru's Starlink was way wor…

No joke, I did a double-take when I saw the video.

Yes, this is 100% possible with the core ansible toolkit. I don't have a copy of any of our playbooks on this as I'm at home and it's late. But it's basically just a couple of task…

Agreed, as far as I could tell the thread border router is designed to be opaque to traffic traversing it. I have a huge issue with this. The fact that zwave/zigbee cannot connect …

Not gonna lie, UUIDs are awful and I agree with that being a requirement. My personal favorite is actually Amazon's ID system. The fact that at a glance I know what type/class of r…

s/beancounters/investors/ Just sayin'. It's not the Accountants, it's the Business majors hired by the investors that are the issue. At the end of the day, its the investment firms…

> I presume this also removes them as a factor in your recommendations. You presume too much! /humor That is helpful to know. I too have run into the errant click problem in YouTub…

Bought an Intel CPU, got an "Intel" box that was full of Chinese playing cards. Amazon rep insisted it was "just a mistake", my ass. It's fraud. https://imgur.com/a/P05mh4j edit: I…

The title on this should be prefixed as '[OPINION]'

I purchased in the last year or so an Intel Core i5 processor. You know what came? A cardboard box that looked like an Intel box, but was filled with four packs of Chinese playing …

If I were to guess, reloads triggered from config changes. Consul-template writes a config and then does an action. In the case of nginx, I would assume the action is to send a SIG…

> These types of installers aren't inherently bad or evil, they just require a degree of trust between yourself and the source you are downloading from. * And everyone in between.