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The Baby Sleep Coach 2.0 – Caleb Olson
(calebolson.com)
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Not really dumb. I do use them too but with Borgbackup on the top (since they support it natively). I found Borgmatic ( https://torsion.org/borgmatic/ ) to be the best way to run my backups. It takes care of everything
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I have a love and hate relationship with this type of tools. On one hand, I want to remove all that I don't need and keep my privacy on my computer; on the other I don't want to have to fiddle and google why the Windows update fai
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Always wondered if it was an actual Ancient Time quote. Doesn't seem like it : > It was crafted by a student, Kenneth John Freeman, for his Cambridge dissertation published in 1907. Freeman did not claim that the passage under analy
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Google made it too easy to make in app purchase. If you don't pay attention, when purchasing an app or anything else the first time, you enable by default the "fast workflow" that doesn't require authorization for the fo
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Kagi: We are extending your annual subscription unlimited perks
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I think it's because people treat the news of an infection of their network the same way they do when learning they have an STI. Deny and it can't be your fault.
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Being using password manager since it made its apparition in Firefox. In total, I collected more or less 1500 website/logins. Funny how most of those websites don't exist anymore.
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The idea that your job should be taking over your life is dangerous. You work to live not the other way. Family is more important than a job. So yeah, giving only 20-30% of your life to your job and keeping the rest for your family makes mo
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4y ago
He also bought testimonials.to The plural version of his product name.
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From what creators are saying Dan isn't the best choice either. He doesn't understand the industry from their point of view. Also he's the one that spearheaded the whole 70/30 split replaced by 50/50 split without a
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I wonder how a simple individual can acquire control on a ccTLD. I always thought they would need to be vetted by the government of that the ccTLD represents.
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I don't think there is any benefit in switching, no. You can even set proper limits in qbittorrent for your workflow to stop the seeding after X minutes.
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I was a long time user of transmission, but when I redid my *arr setup I devided to go to qbittorrent. qBittorrent can handle way more simultaneous connections and torrents than transmission. It doesn't slow down, it supports tags, cat
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Personally, I decided to use CloudFlare tunnels to open the services that I need to the internet. But lately, I've also been instead using Tailscale, no need for VPS then, just having the client on each device that needs to have access
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I mean, if he takes the same approach to people as to microservices... Cut it before understanding what it does, I don't think anything good is going to come from this. Remember, cutting off the MFA microservice ?
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Withings is great if you're looking for "health" watch but not really good as fitness tracker. For years, I used my steel HR (got a weird one branded Nokia because they had purchased Withings only to resell Withings to the fo
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If I remember correctly, after Fitbit purchased pebble they released the Versa line up that had some similar functionalities. However it looks like Google is killing that in newer iterations...
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That's a very bad title. It's more inline with bringing back an open internet and transparency in how our data is used by the different platforms. While also forcing them to collaborate, to let us be able to switch easily from one
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My experience with Dell with their laptop has been the worst at work. Who thought it's a good idea to put a Intel power hungry heat generator in a laptop with no airflow or proper cooling for enterprise product ? I had a coworker that
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That or Fitbit get rebranded as Google Watch and now you have Pixel Watch and Google Watch. Then they merge the two into "Watch" the new alphabet company. Not like they didn't do that before with their chat apps.
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Most likely in the terms and condition. "We're not responsible for the service in the event of a disruption of the radio field technologies used by our products"
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Roadwarden. A little Indie gem, full text rpg in a Fantasy world with a nice pixel style. It embodies the feeling I got when I was "reading" book "Choose your own adventure books" but with proper inventory management, m
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To add to 1, also realize you're not always right. I built a feature in my program that I thought was a good idea. I was stubborn, took it personally and couldn't see why people didn't see the value in it. I kept getting supp
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They also provide S3 compatible gateway meant to be used to share content stored on the bucket publicly. https://docs.storj.io/dcs/api-reference/s3-compatible-gatewa...
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Usually every node that share a folder need to have syncthing installed. The only way to make it work with rsync.net would be to mount a sshfs on a machine running syncthing. Not sure if the performance will be good. Maybe with Rclone ?
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It's interesting that in 2022 we still have network issues caused by wrong order of rules. Everybody at one time experiences the dreaded REJECT not being at the end of the rule stack but just too early. Kudos to CF for such a good expl
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I thought the same at first. Then I thought on an annual budget and price. Does Kagi worth $120 per year for me ? Yes, yes it does, it's barely nothing compared to the value of having proper search result. I checked ... I make more tha
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I'd argue all Q&A services devolve into madness when they get mainstream. Before Quora we had yahoo answer and before that surely something else. As soon as they get mainstream the quality of question and answer goes down. Those sy
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Being using it through the beta and moved toward their annual subscription :) Also you can give more importance to some website in the search result, create your own search template. It's so feature rich, and to make things easier they
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