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JustinAiken
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About JustinAiken
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Comment #46563560
Individual Contributors - not managmenet
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Comment #43693861
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Comment #42151176
I have this and OpenSprinkler in my house, and love them both. Hated myQ even before it went subscription.
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Comment #41092331
I clicked on this article with so much excitement and hope… ah darn, not my speaker. Sonos volume control remains broken in their new (forced) app update, “reasonable control” on t…
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Comment #38033610
https://opengarage.io Can’t comment on quality, haven’t got around to installing yet
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Comment #28550587
I used to use this quite heavily, but about a year ago the move away from YAML made it too hard to keep a declarative config that can be checked into source control... Ended up giv…
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Comment #28372307
Here's cases vs time - it's pretty clear from the graph when the vaccines became available: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/pbzaeg/oc_...
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Comment #28372116
> COVID Death Rate per 100,000, by State For the point the article is trying to make, this is a useless metric. Do death rate per 100,000 starting after vaccines were generally ava…
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Comment #28148488
I don't want self-hosted, and I definitely don't want subscription based. I, 1Password user for many years, want the local vaults! 1Password 6 is great, and I'll keep using it unti…
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Comment #27693577
Other retail investors weren't the ones that disabled the buy button. Of course artificially removing all demand is going to tank the price. Retail got screwed, and it wasn't by re…
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Comment #21758898
Okay, I'm probably your exact target demographic - I have about 1,300 hours in Rocksmith and I'm obsessed with it, but often find myself wanting more "pro" features like Guitar Pro…
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Comment #21758770
There's a library that makes it pretty easy to get the .xml format guitar tracks out of Rocksmith -> https://github.com/sandiz/psarcjs#usage
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Comment #16205594
> It's a clone of bitcoin with the brakes removed. Actually... I like that, just phrased a little different - Bitcoin Cash - it's bitcoin with the parking break disengaged!
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Comment #16205586
> surrounding bcash ... if you have to result to namecalling, you'll probably a shill.
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Comment #16148257
If you do use jekyll and gitlab, I made this jekyll plugin that does it for you (if you'd rather have something in-ecosystem than an npm package) -> https://github.com/JustinAiken/…
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Comment #15393066
I've been using it with the FileZilla docker in unraid; works but buggy describes it pretty well.
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Comment #15010165
> you needed to use the rocksmith adapter cable with the program There's a nocable patch for PC, and for Mac you can create an aggregate audio interface named "Rocksmith USB Cable"…
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Comment #14911453
You don't need to run a full node to send/receive Bitcoin/BCC though.
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Comment #14654192
Hitting us too - something's up with Fastly. https://status.fastly.com/
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Comment #14472059
> I think we need both a block size increase and SegWit (or something like it) Yes - the former now (or last year!) to resolve the massive backlog as new adopters come in. We later…
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Comment #14472040
> So what's your position exactly? That the current issues with transfer fees and the long term usability of bitcoin are overstated? Oh definitely not that - it's a huge problem! P…
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Comment #14470821
No, that's what users that only post in the unbelievably censored r/bitcoin want, and what Blockstream wants. For those of us users that want bitcoin to work as intended, instead o…
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Comment #14184408
..then they'll finally be able to play audio of republicans contradicting themselves! :p
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Comment #14147789
> But the increased complexity also increases the fragility of the system, and also adds ongoing maintenance costs. At some point there is no marginal return for adding complexity,…