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I’m not sure if it’s a USB-PD hub but Jeff Geerling posted a video about a USB-C charger that doesn’t suffer from the renegotiation issue https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dG2v4FHwJjE

I don’t use meta products. Photos of me are on the camera rolls of people who do.

I started going to these last year and they’re great. People selling rackmount servers off the beds of pickups, bins full of spinning rust HDDs, everything you need to make a garbage homelab.

The first one of 2025 is on March 9th.

meta and X are both heavily censored so I guess it's censors all the way down?

I switched to this method after using symlinks for years. This guide was helpful: https://queensidecastle.com/guides/tracking-your-home-direct...

~Where is their CCPA request form?~ Nowhere in California is listed under "Markets"

Just make sure to never send a PATCH request

Your entire digital life stored by clouds you have no control over is the norm. Being able to keep a local copy should be a fundamental right.

Enterprise firewall

I didn't generate any files in the examples for simplicity. But you could imagine a workflow where Python generates some data and then you use R to plot it + run some statistical tool.

I didn't know about private. Thanks for the tip.

The shell is specific to each target. So doing `make ruby bash python docker` works. It even works in parallel if you do `make -j`.

Edit: I'm the author.

I love this tool. Here is the script I wrote to show how many ec2 instances I have running (so I remember to turn them off):

https://github.com/audy/bitbars/blob/master/ec2

One of the things that drew me to Macs as I started to learn programming in '05 was that I could simply open any macbook and type python/ruby/perl and write some code.

This is one of my favorite internet radio ~stations~ websites. My only beef is that I wish there was a more permanent way to bookmark stations. The current implementation uses cookies or something that doesn't allow me to sync between browsers.

Pivot Bio (http://pivotbio.com/) is testing nitrogen-fixing microbes on corn this year.

And we are hiring: http://pivotbio.com/careers

I use https://www.passwordstore.org/.

How is it extra work if you have to do it anyway? If anything, it's slightly less work to go through it all at once.

I have a gmail filter that sends all emails with the word 'unsubscribe' to a special folder. I check the unsubscribe folder about once a week to make sure I didn't miss anything important. It doesn't completely solve the problem of spammy emails but it causes them to not be a distraction when I'm trying to process emails written by actual humans.

One of the point's is that you can use R's functions in a LISP-like language.

There is an option/plugin for Jekyll for finding similar blog posts. https://jekyllrb.com/docs/configuration/

I like homebrew-bundle [1]. It lets me list all of the apps I use in a text file and install them with a single command.

You can also run `brew bundle --cleanup` to purge your system of apps that you no longer need (as long as you installed them with homebrew/homebrew-bundle in the first place).

- [1] https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-bundle

One could settle this by reproducibly demonstrating the bug with a pirated mp3.

You're right. I forgot to mention that this only happens if you haven't initiated a new git repository in the directory you're working in.

I tried this but git uses ~/.git for any subdirectory of $HOME. For example, if you type `git add .` while in ~/code/some-project, you will add it to your dotfiles repository. It's easy to undo but still kind of annoying.

Or perform the vagal maneuver: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vagal_maneuver.

You should post some examples of highlighted literature to see if different writing styles look different because of the syntax highlighting.