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It's miles better than what we used to have. Imho fedi is exactly where I want to be. I was active in vbulletin/phpbb/punbb boards for years, and I always wished I could participate in all of them with one user account. That&
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You sound disgruntled. You keep saying it won't work, but it does work, but it won't work, but it does work. Make up your mind. What I take away from this is that you had a bad experience and you're now giving up on the only
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2y ago
You mean like elinks?
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People keep saying this but I keep using Google and I keep being happy with my results.
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That's a challenge I'd leave for much smarter people than me. But it is a good point. If this were to make it into law then we need some sort of threshold.
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Everything is but I think if we're to generalize then plastering an entire square in billboards and having a tiny text at the bottom of a very simple HTML page are two wildly different things.
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Hardly the type of intrusive advertising that sparked these discussions.
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This hardly matters as any power user will keep their own toolset maintained from brew I guess. And relying on open source CLI tools in Macintosh for helping end users is not a good idea. What this signals to me most of all is "oh we c
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This is super interesting. I can only speak anecdotally but my older brother has ADD and he has already spent 4-5 weeks writing a powershell script to automate a trivial task at work. But whenever I visit he makes huge breakthroughs and I n
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You mean there are consequences to making assumptions? ;) (also old sysadmin)
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It's definitely the blocks. There's something hypnotizing about placing blocks, working with blocks.
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I was a menace online until around 2008. I'm so glad most of my history is erased, and nobody knows my old aliases. Now in my 40s working for big enterprise.
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Celery also has postgres backend, but I maybe it's not as well integrated.
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500 is a lot of games. I think mine is around 100-150. Just to get a sense of scale, maybe the reason why I never saw anything get pulled. In fact the opposite, I have received free games over the years.
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Only three patches and shell wrappers, this should get Daniel coding. Imho this should definitely be in mainline curl.
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Playing devil's advocate here but I've had a Steam account for well over 15 years now and my library of games has only grown. I am sure there are stories and certain situations where people have lost access to games, but I think t
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You can run steam games offline on a regular PC. But I think you're trying to make a point about Steam DRM. Someone once said; there are two DRMs that everyone loves, Apple and Steam. And I have to say it's true. I am normally not
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So it's only getting videos from youtube that claim to be from Sweden. But very few of them actually were. The very first images I saw was a racoon, not common here at all.
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Yeah I did find that in my quest but nowhere is this config file defined. I have no idea what to put into it so it's useless to me. Also while I have you here, the tailscale container image lacks iptables support, making it useless.
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Satellite based emergency services are already enabled in recent Android phones. I know that only because recently I have been getting a notification on my Pixel 9 Pro that Satellite based emergency services are going in and out of coverage
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"Today there are specialized software to create demos but you can do it without these." It's a bit poorly formulated because back in the day people had nothing but a text editor.
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I realized it would be a bubble this xmas when I ran across a neighbor of mine walking their dog. I told them what I did and they immedately asked if I worked with AI, they were looking for AI programmers. No regard for details, or what fie
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The only times I hated CSV was when it came from another system I had no control over. For example Windows and their encodings, or some other proprietary BS. But CSV under controlled circumstances is very simple. And speaking of Wintendo, t
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I always felt that Gitlab CI was a lot more understandable. But in Gitlab CI, just as in Github Actions, you're usually running some container. And aside from the container you're also running some globally defined actions. That&#
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I think they might be targeting cloud providers that expose such endpoints to their clients. I built clusters using ingress-nginx at my old job and I can guarantee you that not one single endpoint of k8s was accessible outside of NAT.
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True scifi will be when the doctor can use a machine to feel what the patient feels. "Ah, now I see Mr. K. Dilkington. You clearly have old cold belly badness."
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I generally don't build my own OS images either, because it's such a hassle and adds such overhead to lifecycle management. But I believe that building OCI images makes the overhead much less. Mainly because the OS I want to use a
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If you prefer building ISO images over OCI images be my guest. Nobody is forcing you to use this new technology.
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Agreed, I have been a RHEL ecosystem user for 11 years now. My experience in the Fedora community was actually comforting to me.
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