Nulubez
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Joined 1 years ago
It went from 10 to 20 on me. Considering all I lost (YT red premium content, google play music, etc) I just canceled then enabled a single user free account I get via Google fi. With money saved, bought family a spotify family plan
I would totally get in on that. Seems almost like a fun OS project itself. Like a volunteer hub type site to just seek reviews
Clojure : if lisp had an illegitimate baby with java. Add to it the pain of setting up fireplace in vim or having to use emacs. At a former employer we had one area in closure. I could read it without much difficulty but damn if it didn't take me weeks to write or update it
find /path -name *.json -exec sed -i 's/from/to/g' {} ; -print
I love perl. 20y on I still think in perl.
Inspiring posts here. I toss a minor fix here and there. Amazing to see what yall are up to.
It has weight when real shops up and move out. I knew the Twitter diaspora was real when big news agencies like NPR and PBS jumped. I canceled my twitter and I had it since the start. I had gone with reddit a long... since digg... I feel like it's quitting cigarettes... I'm breaking thru the fog only now. I will be interested on Jun 30 when all the 3rd party apps stop. But I haven't deleted RIF yet... hard to drop what I paid for.
Great write up!
I started with a DS216Play back in 2016. It's been running 7 years non stop. It can serve so much including Plex but the cpu is too weak to do serious transcoding. I recently pulled the trigger on a DS220+. As before I got WD Reds as my older 5400rpm have worked so well over time. You can do your own research but at present only intel based can really transcode.
I use my NASes as the primary storage class in my k3s via nfs provisioned. More recently I setup a functional docker registry and portainer.io instance on them.
Not sure if it helps but the second half of this blog post on dapr and mastodon covers how I integrated my jekyll blog posts with mastodon using gh actions: https://freshbrewed.science/2023/01/25/mastodon-dapr.html
I do this for every item. I did buy some stuff this prime day and one item was in reality $5 cheaper... not the $15 Amazon said. I also sometimes find target, Walmart or Microcenter(frys) has just a good a deal: and those stores actually let you return stuff and give you your money back
The word 'tips' originally came from an acronym "To Insure Proper Service".