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by Fizzadar 10mo ago
I have Spotify premium but the constant shuffle of content availability has meant I’ve stared routinely archiving my liked songs to avoid any rug pull. Zspotify and co still work a charm.
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by Fizzadar 10mo ago
In my experience building Kanmail neither Tauri or Wails have this figured out. I had to combine elements of both projects custom linuxdeploy GTK plugin and I’m still not 100% sure it works everywhere. https://github.com/Oxy
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by Fizzadar 10mo ago
Nvm - dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46083004
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by Fizzadar 10mo ago
> Airbus said in a statement that a recent incident involving an A320-family aircraft had revealed that intense solar radiation may corrupt data critical to the functioning of flight controls. And this is addressed via software update?
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by Fizzadar 11mo ago
I don’t think it exists. An empty folder perhaps. Guaranteed bug free.
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by Fizzadar 11mo ago
Hard to tell from their main website what warp is anymore - I thought it was a terminal, but now it's an AI code editor? Or is it just a terminal that looks extremely like a code editor? Gotta tap into that sweet unlimited pile of AI c
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
This really hits home, since I’m working on trying to achieve similar spread of maintainership on pyinfra[1] (which I note is much less popular than Caddy). But all the same issues and out of control GH notifications. Hope this goes well, C
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
Previously submitted (not by me), but removed due to the usual flagging of all such content. Used actual title so not afowl of HN rules.
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
When, not if.
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
For coding I only use it for simple or easy tasks, given up with anything complicated because I’m sick of hand holding it (I have children already!). But for marketing… as someone with zero marketing skill, pretty useful.
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
I believe that 7% is just App Store [1]? Including hardware it’d be much more significant. [1] https://techcrunch.com/2024/02/01/apple-says-eu-represents-7...
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
This is great so long as the EU keeps its spine and doesn’t budge. Apple has behaved like a petulant child with the DMA and there’s zero chance their shareholders will willingly drop such a significant revenue %. The EU holds a lot of sway
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
Yet another wrapper on chromium, no thank you. > We'll keep support for MV2 extensions for as long as possible. “As long as possible” being _exactly_ why chromium wrappers have zero value.
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
Depressingly this feels like a long lost battle. I suspect internet freedoms will continue to be eroded and by the time most people care enough it’ll be too late. My optimistic brain is hopeful for federated services to become the norm and
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
Yet another flagged post, this should be unflagged and returned to the default homepage.
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Trump suggests networks who cover him 'negatively' could lose licenses(theguardian.com)
36 points by Fizzadar 1y ago|4 comments
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
The real homepage
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
Sad way HN is moving recently - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44867068
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
Bought some drives recently having come to the same conclusion. Future of the internet looks bleak.
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
100%. How is this even remotely considered newsworthy.
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
The problem isn’t home usage, or data centers. It’s the total lack of investment since the water companies were privatised and moved to a model of money extraction for shareholders. Now we have no new capacity in years and more leaks (waste
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
Unsurprisingly this has been buried on HN, plenty of posts with way fewer votes per time on page 1. The censorship is everywhere. Utterly depressing.
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Diffusion Tube(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by Fizzadar 1y ago|0 comments
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
Thrilled Labour actually followed through on this. Especially as the population ages we need some balance to the hordes of retirees voting right so they can keep their oversized homes and ludicrous triple lock at the expense of young people
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
Weirdly another submission of this was just on the front page before it was nuked: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44598153
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
I really hope the EU keeps up the pressure. The level of control the gatekeepers have is beyond ridiculous. Sure there’s the “take your money elsewhere” option but we’re at a point where that’s just not realistic to be a normal person. (My
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
Mid 30s, started writing code 20 years ago, totally hooked since day one.
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
Slightly altered title title get in the limit. Funnily enough smartwatches weren’t tested for this use case. Makes me think of self driving cars running people down in unknown situations. Ah the future.
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Festival goers told to remove smartwatches after moshpits spark emergency alerts(theguardian.com)
5 points by Fizzadar 1y ago|1 comments
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by Fizzadar 1y ago
Someone thought it’d be an optimisation to send meta tags outside of the initial request response? For real? The frontend universe is so unhinged.

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