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Change landlord. I used to pay about 100 SEK for bahnhof in svenska bostäder before I moved away. It came with public IP and everything.
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> What's the difference between this and a generic photo from one of the dozens stock photo catalogs? You see an AI generated image next to a bullet point list and start to suspect all you are reading is AI generated nonsense. It do
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by 0points 2y ago
Wasm could be a handy way of letting users mod your app using their choice of programming language that can compile to wasm. Compare with how lua is used.
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by 0points 2y ago
wasmer is a software to run a wasm binary locally like an app. wasm is a web standard supported by browsers and lets this wasm binary run in the browser. Also, the project called "wasmer" that is discussed in this thread is https
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by 0points 2y ago
I'm having a really hard time reading the performance graps. The thousand separator comma and dot are both used (which is not correct in any part of the world), and precision is being randomly rounded to 1, 2 or 3 digits.
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by 0points 2y ago
That's simply too big a screen to be sitting right in front of. I do agree on the basic idea of not running two monitors tho. I used to, and I got neck pains eventually. My current setup is a single 32" curved QHD monitor and I wo
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by 0points 2y ago
Even Home Assistant have a shopping list built in by now.
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> What are you suggesting or pointing out exactly? Exactly what I wrote above. You hadn't shared your setup by then tho, which you now have. So I don't know what to tell you. Re-read what you replied to and then you might not n
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by 0points 2y ago
FWIW, Sweden subsidized fiber digging but we still had to pay 2000 EUR to get it connected. Government will pay the extra fees, which can easily end up close to 10000 EUR due to large distances. If all you need to pay is 800 EUR, then I don
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by 0points 2y ago
English is my third language, also yes.
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by 0points 2y ago
What european countries still dont have fiber? //Confused swede with 10G fiber all over the place. Writing from literally the countryside next to nowhere.
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by 0points 2y ago
Then there's the PC Building Simulator
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It fascinates me how someone like you manage to build all these tooling to run your house, but still struggle with > need to remember to load the grocery list before leaving the house that has the server in it ^ remote access and > be
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by 0points 2y ago
> I am confused. > You can already ask the browser what OS, CPU, device and browser it is without fingerprinting the canvas. You can get the version of the browser, and OS as well. Fingerprinting is not about detecting your user agent
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by 0points 2y ago
the "i dont get it" crowd found this thread
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by 0points 2y ago
I forge git commits now and then so I know this but maybe it is not common knowledge. Git commits can be forged. Content and dates can be changed.
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In the grown up world where people can hold a respectful discussion, there's a difference between being able to use stock code in your malware and distributing ready-to-be-used code.
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by 0points 2y ago
Warning, this software > does not implement the xdg-trash spec or attempt to achieve the same goals Second warning, deleted files become world readable by design > Deleted files get sent to the graveyard (typically /tmp/gra
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by 0points 2y ago
The reason we still use Obsidian is that it is free of charge. You are asking for $5.99 per month.
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by 0points 2y ago
Yep. 1 SEK coin is 7 grams to the dot ;-)
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(Sorry if too off-topic) I just saw this and thought this was pretty cool! Running your command in nushell, and eventually aborting it gives the following output ^CError: nu::shell::terminated_by_signal × External command was t
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by 0points 2y ago
That's the ascii bell symbol being rendered on your terminal. See parent's comment, how he piped output from /dev/random into the next command and not to stdout.
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see you in another year!!!11
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Additionally it is also dishonest to bring Microsoft into the discussion like that. The discussion revolved around _standardized_ network protocols, which is entirely unrelated to MS-DOS text formats.
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by 0points 2y ago
> So far, I've tried Copilot, but to say that I'm disappointed is an understatement. Don't expect any other offerings to change your mind. We are years away from AGI or anything generally useful in this area. It's onl
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by 0points 2y ago
> The php interpreter is already a low level C project so why replace that with .net? You are comparing apples with pies here. PHP is a interpreted language, while .NET is a compiled target. However, this peachpie project seems to be far
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by 0points 2y ago
Making something somewhat similar to Winamp, does not make a Winamp.
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I did. Care to share your opinion or just trolling?
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by 0points 2y ago
The conventional explanation for number stations is spy business, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numbers_station

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