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benguillet
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About benguillet
https://twitter.com/benguillet_
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Comment #44262265
Would that potentially speed up Docker for Mac and others? (since it's using a vm underneath). That would address a major pain point
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Comment #35488158
Yup, Musk already stopped following Matt Taibbi https://twitter.com/BigTechAlert/status/1644438910305464326
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Comment #35487881
Substack must be thrilled with Twitter's decision to block their links (which will be reverted I'm sure), great publicity for Notes.
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Comment #35403275
That's not true. You can bivouac (== 1 night stay) anywhere in France where it's not explicitly forbidden (e.g cities/towns/national parks etc). I did a small part of it last year …
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Comment #35402445
I did a part of it last year. You need to walk with your tent, you won't reach a lodging site every night. I think the longest stretch without civilization (no village/town to buy …
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Comment #34902119
Where did you get one?
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Comment #31138722
Please come to the Peninsula (with fiber, Millbrae). Tired of my only options being Comcast or VDSL at max 20mbps :/
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Comment #28416932
One use case I see is if you're using Nix for all your local development, but Docker in production (because it's the easiest these days: package an image, give it to ECS/Fargate or…
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Comment #26880755
I couldn't find the answer in the article: will it warn right away when they detect you left your keys or backpack behind with a tag in it? Tile has this and it's great, but you ne…
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Comment #25116151
The one compelling thing to me is the smart battery management in Big Sur: it won't charge your battery past 80% if you don't need it (based on usage patterns) to protect the batte…
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Comment #24246303
And more expensive
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Comment #23586498
Because then no small company can compete with the big ones in the auction...
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Comment #21581314
The company itself and most importantly WeWork employees were harmed (some of them won't have a job soon, and were promised a huge IPO)
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Comment #20177252
Trump not colliding with the Russians doesn't mean the Russians were not involved in the election. It just means he did not work with them. They could (and probably did) worked on …
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Comment #19332644
Even with unsuccessful IPOs, lots of people are suddenly gonna have access to liquidity. They may get 300k instead of 600k but still, this is going to be a change for thousands of …
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Comment #17929150
This reminds me of Windows hiding file extensions by default. So annoying... now you don't know what your dealing with, it's harder to modify etc
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Comment #15718150
Can't believe no one has cited Omni for "Low-Friction Lending Library". This is exactly what they are doing. I have no relationships or interests whatsoever with them, apart from b…
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Comment #15638093
Millbrae, CA, same problem with Comcast
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Comment #14898967
It has always surprised me how rare, at least here in the bay, washer/dryer hookups are. I can't remember renting a place (even my shitty student studio) without them before.
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Comment #14898966
It has always surprised me how rare, at least here in the bay, washer/dryer hookups are. I can't remember renting a place (even my shitty student studio) without them before.
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Comment #14742387
Do you need to be an accredited investor to subscribe to an IPO?
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Comment #14697821
Pi-hole ( https://pi-hole.net/ ) does something like this. It's not plug'n'play though.
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Comment #14427401
I had Sonic Fiber in a high-rise in the SOMA/Rincon Hill neighborhood. Not sure why the permit data is not there but they definitely serve this area.