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yobert
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Comment #49016954
So I should name my next branch ‘--‘ is what I'm hearing :)
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Comment #48680610
I think incus can be a frontend for qemu, but it's primary mode of operating is to run containers. It's a fork of LXD.
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Comment #48680602
It sounds like all his containers are Linux, so that's why Incus is such a good fit for him. For your use case, yeah, proxmox is likely a better fit.
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Comment #47923762
I found something fun last week--- Apparently if you use Adobe tools, there is a sync plugin they install for finder that can cause big issues with SMB shares. Might help you if yo…
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Comment #47552869
It is a bit better than you're saying. When you fire it up, you can see that it does have a list of common credential areas that it hides from the jail. It seems to hide: .aws .azu…
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Comment #47485617
Not required. It's recommended by the church leadership though to have a garden and to have a years supply of food storage if you can. I'm not a Mormon but appreciate it as a good …
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Comment #47356132
When I get out of the subway, I always occident myself.
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Comment #46920149
I'm with you-- civ 1 is by far the best! I adore the wonky graphics. None of the new ones hit the same.
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Comment #46737218
Just `git pull` and `go build` should work!
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Comment #46238182
Also, how many of those patients who died on a waitlist would have died anyways?
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Comment #45931067
The topic of "expectation" is really interesting and worth discussing more. I refuse to accept the expectation of slack meaning I am literally always available to message, and also…
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Comment #45921579
I agree about the bad side of slack culture, except when compared to how things were before slack: Horrible email threads, in-person meetings, phone calls, and people walking over …
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Comment #45919135
My experience has been so different. Zed seems to always do the right thing for me when I concurrently edit files with other tools. Not doubting your experience or anything, but yo…
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Comment #45599589
I think to get it right, leftpad will have to link to libghostty :)
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Comment #45599540
If you're on a Mac, you probably want OrbStack nowadays. It's fabulous!
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Comment #45117918
It will come! Linux support is only recently getting good. They'll get there.
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Comment #45117908
Zed has easy to use extensions, but also Go support is built in. (syntax highlighting, gofmt on save, and language server support)
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Comment #44965254
Zed is a really really nice editor. I consider the AI features secondary but they have been useful here and there. (I usually have them off.) You can use it like cursor if you want…
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Comment #43648675
I think that's a bit disingenuous. How is his brand built on chaos and controversy? I've watched some of his videos and he honestly seems like a really reasonable guy.
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Comment #43437177
Yeah it reminds me of POV-Ray, in a fun way!
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Comment #41877142
Our problem isn't the inheritance feature itself-- it's the removal of the config knob `sql_inheritance` which lets you change whether inherited tables are included in queries by d…
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Comment #41875471
I have a large production deployment that is still on 9.6 because the software depends on table inheritance. (Oh man!)
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Comment #41485691
I bet this is not because alcohol is good for you in any way, but because being intelligent is related to being eager to try new things.
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Comment #40919727
Yes but a cracked LCD is much more obvious than a single LED segment burning out. Also usually physical damage is required to crack an LCD, where as LEDs can burn out (albeit rarel…