I’m glad things went well for you and that you managed to regain control of your life’s work.
I’m glad things went well for you and that you managed to regain control of your life’s work.
- on tab pressing, there's a percussive sound https://www.soundsnap.com/typewriter_electra_xt_old_electron...
- same happens on shift https://www.soundsnap.com/typewriter_erika_model_shift_press...
- same on other keys, like backspace
- once you reach the end of the page on some models, the carriage does't progress so you hit the same position over and over until you CR.
I used the same argument in Brazil to support a strong free software preference in all government functions. Support from voters in Redmond wouldn’t get anyone re-elected in Brazil.
I've had a 3D printer for a while, and I have to say that Bambu has completely changed my perspective on the whole experience.
Before, I treated it mostly as a time-consuming hobby - setting up my own Octopi for remote printing, tinkering with different settings and parts on my Prusa. It was all trial and error, with most prints turning out below average.
Now it feels more like a continuous integration system. It runs mostly unattended, always ready to execute my next batch of prints.
I recently traveled for a week and only needed my wife to refill the filament and remove finished prints, allowing my workflow to continue uninterrupted.
I don't regret my initial experience since I learned a lot, but I really appreciate having a more streamlined process now.
Whenever new feature is published in system2 don't forget to tell your customer "You see how fast we delivered this new feature, in old system1 it would take at least 2 upgrade cycles. Oh btw, this other new feature your just mentioned do you want it in system2 next month or in system1 in Q3/2025?"
Don’t forget that In large deployments, you have no idea who is using what, which features are enabled or what’s the flavor of optimization someone pushed to make things work for the customer. You have dozens of engineers and all trying to keep the lights on.
This was the state when I joined Auth0 and it took us a year to migrate every individual customer env to a managed PAAS and another year to migrate our multi tentant environments later.
* I understand that some people have concerns about the brand's security practices and affiliations, but I went further and completely locked it down from public cloud features.
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No wonder we all turned cynical.
Unless you're in Germany using a service provided by the Vogons, you might end up getting a letter containing an activation PIN via snail mail or worst having to visit the post office to show your passport.
I've been using a git alias for quite some time
`lead = shortlog -s -n --all --no-merges`