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hk1337

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    Comment #49034061

    > I suppose business people could just speak plainly so they don't get mixed messages but sometimes they don't. When you’re putting out a message to a large amount of people, no ma…

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    Comment #48973754

    I used claude to manage an ansible playbook for managing the mikrotik router. That way I can see the changes being done.

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    Comment #48973747

    I am glad, I am 99% sure it's the case, that I don't have to do CGNAT with ATT. Sounds like a pain. I like ipv6 but I have been thinking of disabling it lately because i cannot tec…

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    Comment #48785148

    Avoiding a problem doesn't necessarily make the problem go away. A wise person knows when to avoid a problem and when to solve it.

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    Comment #48762684

    The superior date format. Superior to all others.

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    Comment #48614849

    Basically, you’re converting it to an image-based PDF so they cannot just scrape the text off of it but would have to use OCR?

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    Comment #48586412

    Absolutely. On that subject, I prefer the Atlassian method for storing dotfiles in git but sometimes I feel like it's Mootools vs jQuery all over again.

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    Comment #48585976

    ~/.config/git/ignore and ~/.config/git/config is the proper place for your global git config and ignore instead of creating a ~/.gitignore_global and changing the config. IMO. my d…

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    Comment #48546776

    Sounds like a lot like ship of Theseus. The B-52 now is not not the same B-52 64 years ago.

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    Comment #48498495

    Does this fix the issue why the aws session-manager-plugin has to be removed? Also, what about installation directories? I always install homebrew to ~/.brew since I know I’ll alwa…

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    Comment #48498472

    I really like mise but I don’t think it’s an adequate homebrew replacement. I use it more for project management dependencies and tasks.

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    Comment #48462267

    Those seem really nice. Neither showed up when I searched for alternatives.

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    Comment #48453132

    https://github.com/haydenk/overseer - a Go port of foreman https://github.com/haydenk/homestead - another Go project, working on a better uptime dashboard that can also be the main…

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    Comment #48391937

    I did a similar thing but with devcontainer and codespaces.

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    Comment #48351408

    It looks nice but I feel like a bear riding a tiny unicycle using these kinds of computers.

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    Comment #48307822

    Griff is still available for future projects or Buford if you create a throwback project.

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    Comment #48297334

    I was trying to figure out if the bad gateway page was the page or an error

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    Comment #48292304

    We did the LAN party for a while then converted it to magic the gathering game nights because we could sit around the table, see and talk to each other instead of through the scree…

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    Comment #48279078

    https://github.blog/changelog/2026-05-15-github-app-installa... I'm guessing related to this? The blog post is dated 11 days ago but I just noticed a blue banner on my actions page…

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    Comment #48278474

    We didn’t need things to do back then. We would usually find something like playing wall ball against someone’s house. What we need is kids who respect other people’s things, neigh…

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    Comment #48274104

    I thought it already had a site?

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    Comment #48254423

    I’m curious what the dimensions of the desk are for him to have space for a computer and reading space

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    Comment #48250741

    I think we would see far fewer actions at all for fear of being sued.

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    Comment #48129704

    While that is true, the real power of git being decentralized is that you have a local repo and a remote repo. Typically, you’ll have a dozen local repositories from developers clo…