#justwork — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #justwork, aggregated by home.social.
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Was experimenting with Debian on my iBook around that time, but switched to Mac OS X as it was supposed to #justwork .
Spent two entire weeks on an important document using Apple Pages.
And because of a fundamental bug with no workarounds, in the end I could not export to PDF or print or do anything useful with it.
That was the day I began to learn how to use LaTeX…
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Was experimenting with Debian on my iBook around that time, but switched to Mac OS X as it was supposed to #justwork .
Spent two entire weeks on an important document using Apple Pages.
And because of a fundamental bug with no workarounds, in the end I could not export to PDF or print or do anything useful with it.
That was the day I began to learn how to use LaTeX…
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Was experimenting with Debian on my iBook around that time, but switched to Mac OS X as it was supposed to #justwork .
Spent two entire weeks on an important document using Apple Pages.
And because of a fundamental bug with no workarounds, in the end I could not export to PDF or print or do anything useful with it.
That was the day I began to learn how to use LaTeX…
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Was experimenting with Debian on my iBook around that time, but switched to Mac OS X as it was supposed to #justwork .
Spent two entire weeks on an important document using Apple Pages.
And because of a fundamental bug with no workarounds, in the end I could not export to PDF or print or do anything useful with it.
That was the day I began to learn how to use LaTeX…
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@caseyliss @callin @Gildarts syncthing is a great dropbox alternative. you don't need a central server for it to work, but it does kind of help. i would guess it would #justWork with tailscale.
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@caseyliss @callin @Gildarts syncthing is a great dropbox alternative. you don't need a central server for it to work, but it does kind of help. i would guess it would #justWork with tailscale.
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@caseyliss @callin @Gildarts syncthing is a great dropbox alternative. you don't need a central server for it to work, but it does kind of help. i would guess it would #justWork with tailscale.
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@caseyliss @callin @Gildarts syncthing is a great dropbox alternative. you don't need a central server for it to work, but it does kind of help. i would guess it would #justWork with tailscale.
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@caseyliss @callin @Gildarts syncthing is a great dropbox alternative. you don't need a central server for it to work, but it does kind of help. i would guess it would #justWork with tailscale.
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Hmmm …
I *think* I’ve got my Music library on the new #MacMini showing up on the #AppleTV4k
#Apple assures us “It Just works” … but don’t tell us how many times it takes it takes to make it #JustWork!
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It seems to "just happen" in some #projects. `poetry install` should set up executable scripts in the venv's bin dir for them - but it just doesn't do it. And no matter how high you crank the verbosity, it will not emit a single #diagnostic to tell you *why* it isn't doing it. At one point I thought it only happened with projects using src-layout - but I'm not so sure about that now.
Documentation? Of course there's no mention of it. It should Just Work.
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It seems to "just happen" in some #projects. `poetry install` should set up executable scripts in the venv's bin dir for them - but it just doesn't do it. And no matter how high you crank the verbosity, it will not emit a single #diagnostic to tell you *why* it isn't doing it. At one point I thought it only happened with projects using src-layout - but I'm not so sure about that now.
Documentation? Of course there's no mention of it. It should Just Work.
2/x
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It seems to "just happen" in some #projects. `poetry install` should set up executable scripts in the venv's bin dir for them - but it just doesn't do it. And no matter how high you crank the verbosity, it will not emit a single #diagnostic to tell you *why* it isn't doing it. At one point I thought it only happened with projects using src-layout - but I'm not so sure about that now.
Documentation? Of course there's no mention of it. It should Just Work.
2/x
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It seems to "just happen" in some #projects. `poetry install` should set up executable scripts in the venv's bin dir for them - but it just doesn't do it. And no matter how high you crank the verbosity, it will not emit a single #diagnostic to tell you *why* it isn't doing it. At one point I thought it only happened with projects using src-layout - but I'm not so sure about that now.
Documentation? Of course there's no mention of it. It should Just Work.
2/x
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It seems to "just happen" in some #projects. `poetry install` should set up executable scripts in the venv's bin dir for them - but it just doesn't do it. And no matter how high you crank the verbosity, it will not emit a single #diagnostic to tell you *why* it isn't doing it. At one point I thought it only happened with projects using src-layout - but I'm not so sure about that now.
Documentation? Of course there's no mention of it. It should Just Work.
2/x
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Don’t buy HP inkjet printers. Save up then buy a lower priced Brother Laser printer. They’re reliable, the toner lasts for ages, and they #justwork https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/01/hp-ceo-blocking-third-party-ink-from-printers-fights-viruses/
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Don’t buy HP inkjet printers. Save up then buy a lower priced Brother Laser printer. They’re reliable, the toner lasts for ages, and they #justwork https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/01/hp-ceo-blocking-third-party-ink-from-printers-fights-viruses/
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Don’t buy HP inkjet printers. Save up then buy a lower priced Brother Laser printer. They’re reliable, the toner lasts for ages, and they #justwork https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/01/hp-ceo-blocking-third-party-ink-from-printers-fights-viruses/
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Don’t buy HP inkjet printers. Save up then buy a lower priced Brother Laser printer. They’re reliable, the toner lasts for ages, and they #justwork https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/01/hp-ceo-blocking-third-party-ink-from-printers-fights-viruses/
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Don’t buy HP inkjet printers. Save up then buy a lower priced Brother Laser printer. They’re reliable, the toner lasts for ages, and they #justwork https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/01/hp-ceo-blocking-third-party-ink-from-printers-fights-viruses/
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> The tinydns-data format has one key per domain, so you have to cycle through all records,
> and more lookups are involved to find the authority etc.I've never had occasion to peek under the hood of #djbdns; it Just Worked and that was enough for me. So I'm a little surprised by that design.
I would have thought the key would be `<domain>-<recordtype>`, at least.
Fascinating.
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> The tinydns-data format has one key per domain, so you have to cycle through all records,
> and more lookups are involved to find the authority etc.I've never had occasion to peek under the hood of #djbdns; it Just Worked and that was enough for me. So I'm a little surprised by that design.
I would have thought the key would be `<domain>-<recordtype>`, at least.
Fascinating.
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> The tinydns-data format has one key per domain, so you have to cycle through all records,
> and more lookups are involved to find the authority etc.I've never had occasion to peek under the hood of #djbdns; it Just Worked and that was enough for me. So I'm a little surprised by that design.
I would have thought the key would be `<domain>-<recordtype>`, at least.
Fascinating.
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> The tinydns-data format has one key per domain, so you have to cycle through all records,
> and more lookups are involved to find the authority etc.I've never had occasion to peek under the hood of #djbdns; it Just Worked and that was enough for me. So I'm a little surprised by that design.
I would have thought the key would be `<domain>-<recordtype>`, at least.
Fascinating.
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> The tinydns-data format has one key per domain, so you have to cycle through all records,
> and more lookups are involved to find the authority etc.I've never had occasion to peek under the hood of #djbdns; it Just Worked and that was enough for me. So I'm a little surprised by that design.
I would have thought the key would be `<domain>-<recordtype>`, at least.
Fascinating.
