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heatmiser
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Comment #48184050
I solved the multi-computer-to-multi-monitor problem with a Level1Techs KVM[1]. The price (~$500 for the variant I purchased) initially gave me pause, but the longer I've had it, t…
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Comment #47911800
Saw this mentioned at last week's product announcement and it looks compelling! I could see this slimming up my travel tech bag or maybe even it earning a place on my desk dependin…
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Comment #47753210
I read "tmux 2: mouse-free productivity" in a weekend years ago and it may be, pound-for-pound, one of the more impactful books on my productivity. Seems like they are keeping up-t…
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Comment #44952451
I want both ;D I want profiles to have different partitions of plugins and browser configurations. I want containers to partition my browsing data. I want my Mozilla account to syn…
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Comment #42230502
would it happen to be "Zones of Thought" by Vernor Vinge?
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Comment #42126823
i have a similar setup with a PM box and a Ubiquiti Dream Machine Pro. i provision VMs with a Terraform provider, have a script that processes Terraform outputs into an Ansible inv…
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Comment #42126731
You can split the difference with the Proxmox provider for Terraform[1]. The workflow would be: - provision VMs with Terraform - configure/maintain your VM with something like Ansi…
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Comment #39424625
> Please be aware that the demos may exhibit significant accessibility issues, such as problems with keyboard navigation, speech synthesis, and progressive enhancement or degradati…
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Comment #38947015
I got a big chuckle out of this one. Nice work
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Comment #38820534
I believe the parent says exactly that, no?
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Comment #38419190
I like this approach for running multiple services on customer servers/clouds. for my own cloud though, i'll use some orchestrator that makes sense
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Comment #38358834
I've used Pelican and switched to Zola a few years ago. I enjoy being able to generate my site with some plain text files and two easily obtained binaries (zola and tailwindcss). I…
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Comment #38214417
Steve would have always had the vision and the drive to see it through. My guess is that yes, Jobs would have started a company pretty similar in success to Apple but it probably w…
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Comment #38134447
Knowing that I have my hardware "doing what it says" removes a meaningful amount of mental overhead from the equation. I recently switched to homerow modifiers[0] and it was nice t…
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Comment #38134178
Having developed upper back pain due to too much desk time, I switched to Logitech's MX Vertical mouse for a few years, along with moving from a typical tenkeyless to an ErgoDox (a…
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Comment #37826396
Pass the underlying disk or HBA to be fully owned by the TrueNAS VM and you will be a-okay.
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Comment #37821311
Your other points withstanding but there are some slick PoE boards available for the RP0s.
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Comment #37667932
Wink tried this and with little success.
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Comment #37252583
It makes sense to me that Facebook is releasing these models similarly to the way that Google releases Android OS. Google's advertising model benefits from as many people being onl…
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Comment #37191959
By no means am I a fan of Zoom and agree browser-based video call platforms are superior but, Google needs to cut the nonsense of treating Firefox (and I guess Safari) as second-cl…
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Comment #36951524
mac/iOS: Settings > General > Keyboard > Smart Punctuation [(0) ] To disable.
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Comment #36349431
> Replace the protesting mods with new ones who don’t care about 3rd party apps Until those mods run headlong into the garbage tooling that makes moderating a reasonably active sub…
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Comment #36349337
I understand (note: I don't necessarily agree) with Reddit's decision to alter its API amidst the AI renaissance of 2023. OpenAI and their ilk recognized the value of this dataset …