Modern Industrial @Modern_Industrial
<p>Engineer/father/husband/nerd into most things tech, science, and art. New Canadian/US expat. There will be robots.</p>
@xvu Yep! As an aside, this is a strong signal that you should raise your prices, too. That bus ain't gonna pay for itself!
@xvu So, my new job is in the technical sales/pricing space. It has been eye opening.
My advice - don't change this budget (charge your original estimate). Their acceptance signals that this is a reasonable market price for this service, and, as a business owner, this is what you should be paid.
gargron told me if this post gets ten thousand boosts he'll give me the website and i will become the new gargron
@thomas What's an English translation for that?
Cats do indeed have 9 lives. The other 8 are on an n-dimensional hyperplane intersecting our universe
And that's why they sometimes stare off into a distance for no particular reason
@xvu Live the dream man
Although, why not go straight to an RV?
Does anyone have experience using vPro KVM? Is it good / bad / how does it compare to dedicated ipmi/ikvm stuff?
@ink_slinger Absolutely! If we were in the States, the equivalent statement would be something like "sorry, not sorry" - I appreciate the brevity.
My child has internalized the meaning of "sorry" to be what you say when you want/are doing something you know you shouldn't be.
"I want some ice cream for lunch, Daddy - I'm sorry, I want some ice cream."
adding a new NPM module to a project
the great thing about mastodon isn't that people don't try to make witty remarks about popular toots, it's that the popular toots are all "snoozlen't: hhnnngddy the cruncy dirgus" and there just Is No Witty Response To That
@Modern_Industrial congratulations from colorado and good luck with your tidal wave of weed tourists and stoner immigrants.
(you can keep some of them, if you want. we have plenty.)
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@vickylai I have a device which I love that has a foldable plug, USB charging ports (add your own cable), has a built-in power bank, and is black. As a bonus, it is also a wireless router, so you can set the hotel wired/wifi network to the device, then all of your stuff connects to the device (only have to configure once).
It's only 22W, though, and only works on 120V.
if you're interested, you can checkout the TripMate Elite.
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This smbc is too accurate https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/right
The headline here is awkward, but the rest of the article is worth reading
"Two-thirds of Americans expect Canada or Mexico to welcome them as refugees"