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Cake day: June 9th, 2023
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15·1 year agoI love my mono laser printer. It’s an older Canon I got from a retired lawyer, so it has probably printed a million pages already for all I know. Haven’t had to futz with it since I popped in a new toner cartridge that was ~$40. If I need to print color, I go to the local copy store, but that’s rare anyways. Been recommending the same for all my friends and family.
I might regret asking this, but…
why???
No AI please - it just dilutes and lowers the overall quality of the community. I’d much rather a handful of genuine posts/comments from real people than a flood of hallucinations that range from being utter gibberish to making you question your own sanity.
1·1 year agoRealistically, if I’m using a minimal install, I probably want Debian for the stability anyways. It’s still too bad though, always nice to have options.
21·1 year agoThats when you keep building the two tracks that didn’t meet, and you can run twice the trains for only 1.5x the price! taps forehead
2·1 year agoEven still, you can get a small VPS and connect a VPN between it and your LAN, using it as a gateway with a static IP.
Gotta watch out for bandwidth limitations and data caps on small VPS like that though.
Love the birds flying by in the foreground.
5·1 year agoThe Pixel ‘a’ line of phones has always been my go to - able to be unlocked/rooted easily, decent cameras, reasonably priced (7a starts $500 at the moment, and 6a is $350 new), although I have heard that the 6a and 7a using Google’s processors can really kill your battery life.
I’m writing this from a 5a that I have been quite happy with myself, but it’s getting a bit older now, so you might now want to go that many generations back.
I’m looking out for the new 8a, might be my next phone, not sure yet.
4·1 year agoEven better - redirect stdout to a file within the program!
4·1 year agoBing “on a saint”
0·1 year agoDoes that even work? Don’t most of the caretaker’s attacks still find you otherwise?
I’m lazy, so I literally just use a Mason jar and a steel filter. Something like this.
It’s probably not the most efficient, but it gets me my caffeine in the morning and tastes good to me!
That’s the thing, nobody really knows!
And it’s exponentially based on how many pixels those characters take up
And even with ‘AuthN’ vs ‘AuthZ’ it always takes me a minute to spell them out and work out which is which
What a coincidence, I just finished writing the first revision of my own bot for this. It’s rough, but it works for me so far :)
1·1 year agoI would generally say to stick to approach 1, as much as that stinks. Your observation about approach 2 especially compounds once you start to look at more complex operations that need to be optimized based on how the underlying DB works. Care still needs to be taken in approach 1 to avoid non-optimal operations, but at least you have the freedom to rework individual methods on your DatabaseProxy instead of all FirebaseProxy methods using your underlying CRUD operations.
One of the fastest ways I get people thinking about this is asking
How would you implement a
listTimersorlistTicketsAPI with cursors?Generally that’s complex enough to bring out pain points.
It might be related to Samsung pushing apps/updates to your phone. I’ve seen them do similar on a galaxy tab before as well.
Didn’t believe them then, don’t believe them now.
RIP Nova.