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thefunnyman

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    Comment #49094981

    It's very configurable and extensible. As some have mentioned, the interface can be a bit confusing at times but once you're used to it it's mostly out of your way. I like that I c…

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    Comment #48897055

    I agree, I truly love logseq as it fits the way my brain works in a way the few other tools seem to be able to replicate. Unfortunately my notes being in plain text is a non-negoti…

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    Comment #48493316

    Honestly this shouldn't be limited to traditional computing devices. Why do I need some hacker to reverse engineer my robot vacuum and then fully disassemble it just to install cus…

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    Comment #48388455

    This is tricky since it can and will ignore your md directions. When possible I try to lean on tool call hooks or skills that invoke deterministic scripts. As much as you can remov…

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    Comment #46278019

    Yup, been using it on an older roborock s5 for several years now. It's excellent and works flawlessly with home assistant. Cannot recommend enough. The robot running its own webser…

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    Comment #45909798

    I'm surprised no one is talking about the fact that the headset is ARM and that valve has been heavily contributing to the translation layer FEX. I love my steam deck, but lately f…

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    Comment #31561965

    I’d try both, they tend to target different use cases. Proxmox doesn’t come with a lot of the tooling for things like SMB, LDAP, etc that Truenas ships with but you may find you do…

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    Comment #31561938

    IMO NAS setup is much more straightforward on truenas. It’s doable in Proxmox inside a VM or LXC, but true as exposes this all directly via a nice UI. I personally use Proxmox with…

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    Comment #31439808

    Prime video has always been extremely buggy in my experience. It’s baffling that a product backed by someone as big as Amazon and part of their core prime offering can be so diffic…

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    Comment #31125496

    Also worth noting that editing recommendations are a part of the M365 office suite. I agree with those voicing concern as AI is very new still and can have huge implications at FAA…

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    Comment #31037032

    The worst thing for me is slow docker performance. Not usually an issue on my work MacBook since I tend to do stuff on remote build servers, but it can be really annoying to spin u…

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    Comment #31031817

    Just wanted to give praise to the ngrok team. Solves a real hurdle for corporate developers and has been working great for our team.

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    Comment #31005866

    I think the reality is that most companies don’t have the skill set needed to maintain on-prem infra. A lot of us here take this kind of knowledge for granted, but most businesses …

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    Comment #30903076

    Ngrok is indeed nice for this. I’ve found that Firefox dev tools can replay requests out of the box which is pretty handy.

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    Comment #30833763

    I would say this isn’t necessarily unusual for NK. As far as I know, they’re the only nation state actor known to hack for profit and they’ve committed several of the largest cyber…

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    Comment #30806270

    Yeah I just mute the tabs and set video speed to as fast as it’ll let me. Ours has little quiz sections but you pretty much always get infinite tries and it doesn’t take a genius t…

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    Comment #30768950

    This is something I’ve battled with personally quite a bit. In my current role I’m sure I don’t do the world harm, but I’d like to provide more benefit. I’ve dabbled with contribut…

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    Comment #30757908

    Have you shared this accessibility feedback with the gnome team directly? There’s been a huge push in recent years to make software more accessible and it’s very likely these frust…

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    Comment #30727934

    I fully agree, open source is incredibly underutilized. When it works well it can be extremely powerful. Take for instance the recent flipper zero kickstarter/product. It’s finally…

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    Comment #30704367

    I work for a large cloud provider and it’s even worse than you imagine because this same thing has happened to us. I don’t work on cloud, but we use cloud internally for our other …

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    Comment #30703758

    Yup, lovingly called McStabbies by all the locals I know.

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    Comment #30630974

    My weight fluctuates a lot ( especially if I find myself consuming more alcohol) but I have a system that’s always worked for me when I want to drop weight 1. Only black coffee for…

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    Comment #30545769

    I do the same by having my resume in latex which I’ve checked in to git. Been meaning to write a GH action to generate the pdf artifact automatically.

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    Comment #30507068

    In Firefox dev tools you can replay and modify requests which isn’t something I’ve found in chromium browsers.