Fnoord

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by Fnoord 3y ago
Oh it absolutely is cancel culture 101. It just that in this case the person isn't cancelled but society moral values have changed, and this is somehow an important hill to die on (I think not). Ie. there were 2 artists: the model and
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by Fnoord 3y ago
I'm offended that you're offended. And I think we can all agree that no one should ever be offended. Hint: this path or yours? It doesn't work. Feeling offended and asking others not to offend you has to be reasonable within
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by Fnoord 3y ago
It is cancel culture 101. I'm not for or against cancel culture, btw. I understand pros, but also cons. A poster of a woman, would depend on what that entails. If it is a poster with a function, with the face of a woman, it'd be O
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by Fnoord 3y ago
If Playboy objectifies women (Playboy falls firmly in the category softporn) then I guess some people are really worried about websites like Xhamster, Pornhub, and Onlyfans. Playboy shows no intercourse (AFAIK, been a while), it contains
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by Fnoord 3y ago
It used to be FOSS: > Initially, Paint.NET was released under a modified version of the MIT License, with the exclusion of the installer, text, and graphics.[7] However, citing issues with the open source code being plagiarized by others
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by Fnoord 3y ago
All depends on how much space you got (and large space needs cleaning). I have a food dehydrator. It is a nice tool but too large so it is in the attic, gathering dust. I also have two airfryers. These are used daily. However the toaster is
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Price model: > Very briefly: > The rev.ng framework is fully open source. You can decompile anything you want from the CLI. > The UI will be available in the following forms: > free to use in the cloud for public pr
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Came here to comment on that: see the essay 'Data Is a Toxic Asset, So Why Not Throw It Out?' by Bruce Schneier [1] [1] https://www.schneier.com/essays/archives/2016/03/data_is_a_t...
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by Fnoord 3y ago
My wife ain't happy with performance. Hence I tried Immich, Photoprism, even attempted using Redis but not satisfied with any of these. After installing Nextcloud Preview plugin it might've improved. I am currently processing enti
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Not for me. I self-host Nextcloud in my home network. I have a Wireguard VPN set up to it, too. I'll have fiber (1000/1000 mbit) soon, so not worried about network speed. I prefer something native in Nextcloud. And I do not need E
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by Fnoord 3y ago
(Still installing/configuring.) Awesome, this is the main piece of puzzle I (or rather: my wife) miss from Nextcloud (the default Photos has terrible performance and lacks some features). Gonna set it up. Also nice to see Face Recognit
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by Fnoord 3y ago
How does it compare to They Are Billions [1]? [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/They_Are_Billions
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by Fnoord 3y ago
See [1]. The acronym for keyboard/video/mouse was first, though you may be familiar with IPMI. Saw a vid today of someone running PiKVM with HDMI hub. Then you can run it on multiple outputs (if HDMI). Pretty cool. Right now I got
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by Fnoord 3y ago
I'd love this for Nextcloud, having it sync to there, in an openly documented format. You see, I already got burned by Google Keep and their proprietary format once. So then it'd be worth it to buy an application like this with a
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by Fnoord 3y ago
I had a Gameboy, parents had a PC. Friends all had a game console. NES, SNES, SEGA, Amiga, C=64, etc. PC went booming in 90s though. Because here you could buy a PC tax deductible via a law called 'pc-privé'. This was to stimulate
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Debian Stable was very out of date 25 years ago, but ever since mid '00s (after Ubuntu got popular) it improved by miles. Debian Stable is akin to Ubuntu Stable LTS. Ubuntu Stable non-LTS is a 6 month snapshot from Debian Testing, does
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Doesn't this contradict that people who believe they're too clever to get scammed are the easiest marks? It seems like a complex topic where multiple factors are a force.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
I once went to a conference about a company selling MLM products (I didn't know they were selling MLM products and I was young enough to not know about MLM). They were eating their own dogfood there, and lunch was free. It was at an ex
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Not the TLDs themselves the creative use of them. I started on the Internet in the (mid) 90s. Back then, it was already common among security conscious folks. A bit later, end 90s, you could buy a shell account for a couple of USD per month
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Remnant of a time when the Internet was new and geeks would buy all kind of fun domains with odd TLDs.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Give the people who have to live near these machines a benefit from it, such as a monthly discount on electricity? Has this been tried?
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Right, I guess most of us used to, but we save a lot of money that way. Still, why waste money on energy when you don't have to? If you could invest some money on different, more efficient hardware? Yeah, Thunderbolt would work. I use
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by Fnoord 3y ago
I wrote white lies, then I wrote about exaggerating, and I said I cannot blame anyone for lying. You're on about lying. There is a difference. White lies are commonly made every day, while flat out lying is more rare. I'm not a
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Wait a packet CA -> NL -> CA was 150 ms in 1980?
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by Fnoord 3y ago
> Considering that I used lots of incandescent light bulbs throughout my house, each about 60W, 175W doesn't really seem that bad to me. Well, your monthly power bill would be much higher than needed with either those light bulbs or
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Interesting you mention 2 people. I got kids. So I got a lot of toys in the living room. The small office I got, does contain a printer, a PC, a space for my laptop plus dock, a server, a switch, and a small cluster. But what I don't h
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Here's a curated awesome-wordle list [1]. Back in the days (as if it is long ago) I used a different one and had quite some fun with some of the clones (I didn't check this specific one). [1] https://github.com/pra
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by Fnoord 3y ago
> Amusingly, Wordle has itself been criticized over striking similarities it shares with Lingo, a 1980s game show that centered on players guessing five-letter words, with a grid that changes color based on accuracy. Indeed. I know this
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Hmm, if it JS, don't allow JS by default? uMatrix for example works in that regard.
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by Fnoord 3y ago
Signaling is already shit with mighty high requirements which are BS like 'need 5 years of experience in the field' for a junior position. Everyone got bills to pay, can't blame anyone for lying. If you put ridiculously high

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