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terrywang

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About terrywang

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    Comment #46077166

    The good old Internet was "del.icio.us".

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    Comment #46066400

    Thanks for sharing. Gemini CLI doing live troubleshooting for a K8s cluster is surreal. I am keen to try that out, since I have just created RKE2 clusters.

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    Comment #46066089

    Thanks for sharing, insightful. Personally, I consider Antigravity was a positive & ambitious launch. Initial impression was that there are many rough edges to be smoothed out. I h…

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    Comment #46064317

    Gemini CLI at this stage isn't good at complex coding tasks (vs. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor CLI, Qoder CLI, etc.). Mostly because of the simple ReAct loop, compounded by relatively…

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    Comment #45909046

    Great idea to let the bullets fly. After taking a nap, the issue was fixed by X Text message and Authenticator were disabled, two Yubikeys present in Security Keys. I don't get the…

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    Comment #45906807

    Uh-oh, looks like the only way out is to unenroll security key completely (if it was enrolled when DNS rebrand was not done).

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    Comment #45906421

    Prompted a couple of times only on the mobile device. I have a YibiKey 4 so it's inconvenient to do it with a USB-C to USB-A adapter. Ignored it for a while and eventually I wasn't…

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    Comment #34422219

    BimmerCode / BimmerLink makes coding/customising supported BMW models even easier, as long as you've got a mobile device and an adaptor (e.g. OBD II to Bluetooth, inexpensive), you…

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    Comment #33874469

    Thanks for the input. Had similar experience with solution based on top of on-prem flavour (gravity - name came from pulling stuff from cloud back into traditional data centre) of …

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    Comment #31982261

    Make sure you read it ;-) I tried to finish reading it in 5 mins but fell asleep on bed, didn’t finish until now, will do that after getting up.

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    Comment #31442441

    Started using Cockpit when installing Fedora 21 on the old dog NAS - HP ProLiant MicroServer N54l), it has been continuously improved over time and become a easy to use & robust We…

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    Comment #29822329

    The problem with running Pi-hole on the Pi 1 (original) is that it does not have enough physical memory after installing pi-hole stack (I used Nginx + php-fpm for the web UI), othe…

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    Comment #29820215

    Running Pi-hole on the original Pi (1) model B for over a year and really happy with it. The original Pi running Raspbian has been very reliable and working tirelessly, the only pr…

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    Comment #29756103

    Attracted by the title, clicked thru and interestingly found the website is named "Windows Central". It has been the fact for me since 2003, not for gaming though ;-) Don't get me …

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    Comment #28691126

    Podman is not (YET) a drop-in replacement for Docker CE (on Linux), at least for me (even after 3.0.0 release when it adds seamless Docker Compose support, the way it does it contr…

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    Comment #28682062

    It makes sense because you shouldn't want messaging app's backend to transfer your device specific private encryption key across all your registered devices.

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    Comment #28682045

    Not on by default for 1 to 1 chat but it (Secret Chat) is optional, drawback is that the end-to-end encrypted conversation stays only on the devices initially it was initiated, bec…

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    Comment #28650742

    I was given a Latitude 5300 2-in-1 running Windows 10 by a client for a short term project last year, there were multiple `big bro` installed on it so I didn't bother to tinker it …

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    Comment #28641824

    Btrfs is flexible and works well for self-hosted home storage use cases, especially running cheap hardware & HDDs with mixed RPM + capacity specs (many consider it a major advantag…

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    Comment #28625784

    It seems to be good news for Kiwi expats who wants to go home. Income may shrink (in comparison with US) but quality of life improvement may be significant. However, for those who …

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    Comment #28590517

    nix is really nice (finding it much better than homebrew cross macOS and Linux) and do good jobs at the best cost for some of my uses cases (kind of binenv / arkade, etc. that mana…

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    Comment #28573067

    Almost everyone has been through that "mine is better than yours" distro war phase, adopting Linux (distros) as a religion is just stupid ;-) Some of the gold I've accumulated over…

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    Comment #28572954

    Good to know, it was enlightening to have the opportunity to see, think and experience different than the majority (others). I didn't realise back then it would have such an impact…