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by 7bit 1y ago
> Pronounced "crust". No, pronounced X-rust! You can't just make up pronunciation as you please. If you want people to call it that, you should have named it "Crust" in the first place. This kind of thing really
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by 7bit 1y ago
Users are leaving in masses? Do you have a source?
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by 7bit 1y ago
Yeah on mobile
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by 7bit 1y ago
If someone uploads just one CP picture, our are fucked for live.
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by 7bit 1y ago
People like you believe uranium is growing on trees. Have you actually looked up how it's retrieved? The costs are insane and the ecological damage unrepairable.
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by 7bit 1y ago
And that's why I never learned Elixir, despite being an interesting languge with an awesome web Framework, Phoenix. The fact that there ist No Debugger is super unfortunate
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by 7bit 1y ago
> I don't understand the "reinstatement" part. Does he actually want to go back, and think that it wouldn't be a toxic dynamic? Maybe he's just laying a foundation for an upcoming legal dispute?
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by 7bit 1y ago
Works fine on Firefox tho
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by 7bit 1y ago
You can't tune an instrument to 1/4 of a hz. Temperature, humidity, mechanic impacts all constantly keep working on the instrument, changing it's tune. Instruments are not high precision tools. Whatever features this app has,
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by 7bit 1y ago
A tuner with ads. There's plenty of ad-free tuners, thank you.
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by 7bit 1y ago
Yeah, man misunderstand comments, that is true. But many people of the Internet are also unable to make a logic argument and explaining the conflict they just said leads nowhere. One of them often gets down voted to hell and half the time i
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by 7bit 1y ago
Looks like a great product. Always wanted one -- if they would cost a third of what they do. At this price point absolutely not! In general, these kind of products are too expensive, regardless of what make and model.
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by 7bit 1y ago
Matrix is an interesting technology I would love to use on a daily basis. Then I start Element and it feels slow, sluggish, terrible overall. I turn it off and use Discord again. I know they are fundamentally distinct, but I am not willing
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by 7bit 1y ago
So you are at least a little sure. A little too much for my taste ;)
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by 7bit 1y ago
Because Golf is a very restrictive sport. It costs a lot of money to become a member, the equipment is expensive and it requires very specific dress code that's also expensive. Gold is a high society sport for a reason.
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by 7bit 1y ago
I always find it funny when people with no legal education jump in and defend something that clearly requires legal education. At least with the second edit you made it clear. Thank you.
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by 7bit 1y ago
Unfortunately, that's normal in Germany and many listing are German. Fortunately, this fucking practice will be illegal in a little over 4 months.
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by 7bit 1y ago
that's an assumption, but Broadcom is most likely using open source software in all of their apps. So they do have a moral to also give something back. So just saying it's fair that they don't want to provide something for fr
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by 7bit 1y ago
You added too many steps. For personal use of backing up othe local computer you ONLY need Veeam Agent for Windows Free. You install it and then configure your backup. The step where you took a wrong turn was probably to also install Veeam
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by 7bit 1y ago
I love this kind of content here. A true hacker news! Thanks for the insight!
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by 7bit 1y ago
Or I install an alternative where I don't have to do this.
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by 7bit 1y ago
Why is that relevant. We are at OAuth 2.0. who cares about what's been 17 years ago?
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by 7bit 1y ago
Try Veeam for Windows. It's free and it will not get more light weight that this. Tried Acronis last 15 years ago and they went from amazing to bloated and slow and terrible. I assume it still is.
444.
by 7bit 1y ago
Having one determined cheater ist worth not having 1000 cheaters because they fear getting banned.
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by 7bit 1y ago
Docs later is an okay approach, when you build something in a closed environment, where the only users know the code inside out. But when working in open-source and your goal is to have people adopt your software, then it's a bad point
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by 7bit 1y ago
Your argument implies that good documentation is not an improvement, which of course is wrong. It also belongs to the task of improving code. Why would you move away after half-assing the API, when you can add the docs and whole-ass it inst
447.
by 7bit 1y ago
Take a deep breath
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by 7bit 1y ago
The Arch Linux community is one of the most toxic I know. First and foremost, there are members with tens of thousands of posts who become condescending and insulting when other members don’t dance to their tune. The Code of Conduct exists
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by 7bit 1y ago
The Arch Linux community is one of the most toxic I know. First and foremost, there are members with tens of thousands of posts who become condescending and insulting when other members don’t dance to their tune. The Code of Conduct exists
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by 7bit 1y ago
> There was a time before "achievements" or badges and NARCISSISM.MD files on your profile page. That's what annoys you? The profile pages of other people?

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