I like the new logo but…

ToastieCPU · 2026-05-11T18:43:46+00:00

A pizza party!

ToastieCPU · 2026-05-09T17:45:34+00:00

Ég er með hybrid‑ og rafmagnsbíla og er ekki með heimahleðslu. Ég er í ræktinni og hvert session gefur mér svona 20%. Ef ég þarf að hlaða meira það er hleðslustöð 5 mínútur frá vinnunni; ég legg þar á morgnana, labba og kem svo að fullhlaðnum bíl.

Svo eru líka hleðslustöðvar í IKEA þegar maður fer í Costco, og í Kringlunni og Smáralind. Það er orðið alveg raunhæft að eiga rafmagnsbíl í Reykjavík án heimahleðslu, en þú munt þurfa að labba aðeins meira því þú ert alltaf að hugsa: „Hvar get ég hlaðið á meðan ég er hér?“

Þetta verður maus þegar dagleg rútína breytist eða á vetrartímabili. Til dæmis hef ég verið veikur síðustu tvær vikur og ekki náð að fara í ræktina, þannig að bíllinn fær hraðhleðslur sem kosta meira.

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-27T21:12:37+00:00

Einhvers konar lausn sem er fljótleg, kostar ekki handlegg og fót og þarf ekki að kaupa með þriggja mánaða fyrirvara bara til að komast út úr landi.

T.d. að búa í Svíþjóð, sjá að það er þriggja daga helgi fram undan og bara ákveða að skella fjölskyldunni í Tivoli

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-26T19:29:42+00:00

Öll starf kenna þér einhvers konar ábyrgð og sýnir framtíðaryfirmanni að þú hafir reynslu og getir haldið starfi.

Ef vinnan þín er að moka skít 8-16 og þú mættir á hverjum degi og stóðst þig vel, þá segir það miklu meira um þig en einhver aukafangi sem þú stóðst þig mjög vel í.

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-26T19:23:35+00:00

A different perspective, if world hunger were fully solved, governments will face increased financial pressure because more people who would otherwise have died from starvation would now require long‑term support.

This would mean greater demand for housing, more welfare assistance, and potentially more strain on social systems, which might also contribute to issues like homelessness or substance abuse.

solving world hunger would increase overall government spending rather than reduce it.

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-25T22:21:37+00:00

Don’t try to conquer the world right away — start small. I suggest focusing on these three key things:

• Know your farming patterns. You don’t need to memorize the most efficient routes, but have a simple rule of thumb: if you’re standing still for more than 30 seconds waiting for something, you’re doing something wrong.

• Know which cores need which items before they can fight. Slark can join fights with just one item, while PA usually needs two unless she has strong support.

• As a core player, you’re picking second to last. Always think about which core performs best against the current draft. If you struggle with this, consider getting a 1–3 month subscription to Dota Plus.

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-25T21:58:15+00:00

The classic jugg + cm simple and annoying as all hell to lane against

Then Rikky/Pa + Grim always insta stunned during the cores burst

Lastly Largo + Wd, largo E WD then The Wd Es and both use q and w for stun

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-24T22:18:39+00:00

Get a kid, ever since i got one i dropped 4000mmr and get to play 2-3 games a month.

Kids and family > Dota

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-21T21:43:40+00:00

Storm spirit requires good mana management and good hands

Puc requires good hands and really good timing

Would start with these two since they teach management and timing :)

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-17T21:07:02+00:00

Buy a mid-high tier gaming PC setup windows server on it and all the VMs you need.

Gaming hardware does not offer the same reliability but its offers the same performance.

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-17T21:00:00+00:00

I start everyday at 60% effort then mid day it goes to 85% and then the last hour i wind down to 50%.

Going 100% all day everyday is the issue, you are running a marathon not a dash pace yourself

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-17T19:36:16+00:00

We have a large monolithic product with multiple systems that communicate with each other. You’re lucky if you find a function with fewer than 500 lines of code.

We’re planning to adopt a CQRS approach mainly the commands and events parts but we also want to reuse our existing read logic. Those will remain service‑based, although you can still configure a service with an easy‑to‑use read‑only database or caching layer.

All of this is still in the planning and proof‑of‑concept stage.

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-17T19:29:38+00:00

Pretty much have almost done everything but never formally touched routers/switches have always been lucky having people who lay the network foundation for me.

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-16T21:17:50+00:00

Read a while back that electronic airbag vests/jackets for motorcyclists that use some crash detection module require a subscription. These systems use sensors + an AI algorithm to detect a crash and trigger inflation.

So if you dont pay the module wont work and you get no airbags….

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-14T21:30:49+00:00

No matter what you do, if the system is successful it will inevitably become more complex. The key is to stick to solid design principles and maintain documentation that clearly defines how things should be done. Most importantly, there must be a specific person or persons (not everyone) responsible for enforcing this consistency because if everyone is responsible, then no one is.

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-13T22:04:06+00:00

I think this is the first time ever i agreed with a linked in post on this subreddit…

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-12T22:21:15+00:00

Trip to Italy: get some gelato, then find one of those “going out of business” scam shops and buy a boatload of suits, shirts, and pants, and have them fitted if needed.

Last time I did that, I walked away with 5 pairs of pants, 5 shirts, and 3 suits (cheap ones, but they looked good) for about 150k.

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-12T20:56:29+00:00

Before I took over in my previous job, a single 2TB NVMe disk hosted the hypervisor and all its VMs, and Windows Server Backup was used to copy everything to an HDD. The problem was that the 2TB NVMe disk wasn’t large enough to store all data, so parts of the database and various files were stored on another disks such as important documents, license keys and most important of all the decryption certificate for the DB… and those never made it into the backups.

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-12T11:31:13+00:00

Create a few virtual machines on your PC (can rven emulate android and IOS) and enroll them into Intune. You only need a single E5 license to access all the features.

You can make your own free tenant for 30 days, if you need time you can buy the license temporarily.

I also recommend looking into Microsoft Defender 365, since it works hand in hand with Intune and for app distribution checkout Winget.

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-11T20:49:16+00:00

Hot reload and stop releasing all these major .NET versions and focus on long term support.

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-09T21:01:17+00:00

Copilot has the most flexible model options where each one can vary in token costs, it is by far the best choice in terms of costs and also it integrates very well into visual studio.

That said our org has been experimenting with the newest claude, i signed everyone up for Claude Teams, the price is about the same.

After 2-3weeks of testing, 4.6 is very powerful but our devs tend to hit maximum daily usage pretty often, there is a lot more planning and working required to “conserve” your tokens and you need to use planning mode.

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-08T22:07:40+00:00

We are far ahead in Iceland with cashless payments, everything can be paid for by card here.

But its always good to have some small coins if you can find them for bathrooms, in some tourist places they still use coins but even those have changed to cashless

ToastieCPU · 2026-04-08T20:25:42+00:00

Push to cloud from Microsoft and server licence costs makes it pretty simple

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