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upbeatlinux
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Comment #48244713
Is that why GitHub is always down?
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Comment #47147821
Sacramento Fry’s off Northgate was my go-to store circa ’98. Whenever a friend wanted to build a PC, that’s where we went. The employees were great; the salespeople, not so much. I…
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Comment #43634587
Yes! It really was the best way to stay connected to friends on all the chat platforms from the 90s and early aughts.
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Comment #43263363
This takes me back to 2004 when I inherited a NasRaQ, the original company file server, which had been replaced by a Windows Server 2000/2003 a few years prior. It became my go-to …
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Comment #40683615
A total recall
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Comment #32200623
Amusing because it's kinda true; although there are a # of startups in the area where the pay is decent (not big tech salary or crazy RSUs by any means). IIRC Sysdig was founded in…
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Comment #31650049
All machines get extra lives! - 2004 custom dual boot gaming desktop is running FreeNAS at a friend's house - 2007 custom desktop survived until 2019 when a power surge fried the m…
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Comment #31291601
It blows my mind (in a good way) that people are still posting this to Hacker news. I remember writing code for MenuetOS in both my Operating Systems and Hardware classes in ~2002.…
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Comment #29108744
Introducing kids to multiple x's? Good on you! Be careful your gnu doesn't write an x-pose on it.
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Comment #28146942
Isn't Codespaces essentially what Koding was doing ~10 years ago albeit w/less freedom?
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Comment #27927271
I still have my Hobo sticker somewhere...I mean "vagrant" :/
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Comment #27242261
I suppose we can take this further and say prop 47 attempts to address symptoms because of a failure to agree on what the problems are (what problems should we be talking about).
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Comment #27242235
They don't. Their hand cuffed by Prop 47 and the apt but misdirected antics of defund the police.
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Comment #26177162
https://remoteok.io/
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Comment #25966036
I suspect you're asking whether you'll regret taking a job for a local company with an option to work remotely rather than holding out for a more "tech" focused company that enable…
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Comment #25873182
Does Pidgin still store passwords in a plaintext file in your user profile?
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Comment #22891842
A fork of Kanboard with metrics, productivity and "workflow" management is https://www.businessday.io/ Our accounting team found it useful to keep their team on track. Oddly I woun…
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Comment #22187017
Yes, OTR worked well for me years ago. Although IIRC Pidgin also stored network credentials in plain-text file. Maybe that has been resolved in the past 10 years?
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Comment #21953253
IIRC Incredible Universe have a McDonald's inside. The Fry's PC builder section at Northgate was a mainstay for years. Sad days.
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Comment #21950134
A week before Thanksgiving I went to the Fry's in Roseville. The Northgate (Sacramento) location has always been busy (haven't been back since 2018). Fry's has always been my go to…
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Comment #21211142
> we need to rid ourselves of the idea that all ideas are equally valid and deserve equal amounts of airtime and consideration What would you call this event? The genocide of ideas…
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Comment #21205324
Really? In theory I think most Americans agree on freedom of speech but in practice it seems like everyone is offended by something these days. The offended (both sides of the aisl…
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Comment #21204755
The Chinese government isn't stupid. It knows people circumvent the GFoC. Damage control as usual. I think the US corollary is "all enemies foreign and domestic".
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Comment #20131780
There's been some of talk of trying to own the "maker" space rather than fostering "maker" spaces. I suppose that's part of the problem. I subscribed to Make for a few years in the…