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itchynosedev

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    Comment #47971789

    The difference between fiber module and RJ45 is massive. I found it funny that Ubiquity own switches (at least my Enterprise 8 PoE - the one they call "vintage" - I kid you not) wi…

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    Comment #47544117

    A hidden cost of self-hosting. I love self-hosting and run tons of services that I use daily. The thought of random hardware failures scares me, though. Troubleshooting hardware fa…

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    Comment #47528251

    I am not sure it's meant to be a negative thing. Obviously, a lot depends on the context here. But, I've developed a dozen or so projects with Claude code. I am meant to be the onl…

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    Comment #45576685

    I noticed some of my hybrid repositories were slow on regular git commands (eg log) and running garbage collection manual resolved it. Perhaps, jj created a lot of unreachable obje…

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    Comment #45567634

    I really loved jujutsu for the few weeks that I used it. However, I did find all my tools that rely on Git (eg Gitlab CLI that can open merge request from the current branch) break…

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    Comment #42931089

    Cline is a great alternative to Cursor if you are not willing to switch over to another (forked) editor. However, it's baffling to me that by default Cline ignores `pkg/` folder th…

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    Comment #38460343

    I use syncthing to sync from paperless data folder which runs on Kubernetes (k3s). It's a one-way sync. Paperless is the authoritative location. The only reason I back up to Google…

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    Comment #36891821

    Disclaimer: I don't have a horse in this race, and don't use Jetbrains products. I read the dialog, and the contents is extremely clear - I can send the non-anonymized data to help…

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    Comment #36040943

    I ran over a 1000 searches as an early adopter last month and this is a welcome change. I also notice how often I search for the same thing over and over, or use product name searc…

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    Comment #35279940

    Never used disko, are there any gotchas? Will it format my drivers if I run nix rebuild?

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    Comment #35249109

    You can also go to the specific line you pick from fzf search nvim $(rg . --vimgrep | fzf | awk -F: '{print $1, "+" $2+0}')

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    Comment #34936059

    On a scale where one extreme is buying a refractometer to optimize every last aspect of coffee making, and the other end is instant coffee from Lidl, there is a wide range in the m…

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    Comment #25371851

    I actually had a lot of fun playing Stadia games. I think FPS and reaction type games are not it's strengths, but some third person action / adventure games have been super fun. So…

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    Comment #23745700

    I went to see his live performance in Amsterdam a few years back. The show had been postponed due to back injury but it ended up happening a year later, and it was mesmerizing.

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    Comment #23604468

    From what I understood the transition is of strategic nature. Less dependency on third party suppliers for vital components. The performance and/or battery gains is almost incident…

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    Comment #23572959

    I love the experience of firing some adventure games on my Macbook, grabbing the controller and chilling on the sofa. My xbox one x and a 4k screen in the office room, but I can't …

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    Comment #23465906

    It says it right there in the article. > Apple’s chip-development group, led by Johny Srouji, decided to make the switch after Intel’s annual chip performance gains slowed. Apple e…

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    Comment #23458139

    I think it's more coincidental than ironic.

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    Comment #23107594

    I agree! You know what takes it to the next level? Sticky keys! Accessibility feature in macos where modal / control keys will "stick" for the next keypress (non-modal / control) a…

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    Comment #23016644

    I found that living with a native English speaker in the same house does teach you a lot of intricacies of the language - pronunciation and grammar. However, it's a deep territory …

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    Comment #22956277

    wrt point 2. I always assumed that it's not only chip performance or efficiency, but ecosystem and software compatibility that's a larger issue. It's not trivial to port x86 softwa…

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    Comment #22784433

    A year or so ago I had an issue with my one year old pair of headphones (QC35 II). They wouldn't turn properly on anymore (light goes on, but no sound). Reached out to the support.…

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    Comment #22106140

    I damaged my shin bones because I was running too much too soon and currently taking 2 months break. Side note, I used to run 20k every week, then stopped. Be careful of the proble…

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    Comment #21462564

    It's near impossible to enter autobahn without a car or other motorized vehicle. I am not sure what kind of road the victim was following but it surely wouldn't compare to autobahn…

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    Comment #21321171

    As a ProtonMail client I’d like to see that myth busted too.