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by INTPenis 2y ago
Still though it kinda proves my point. What's the quickest path to a usable phone? Quite a bit of work on top of AOSP, or even more work ontop of Linux?
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Why not use the open source Android? I just feel like it would be more mature. And yes I like many others here have been trying Linux phones for 10+ years, since N900. Your phone just has to work, it can't crash because you get a call,
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by INTPenis 2y ago
They need to make a miniature version that I can attach to my headphones because that is my busy indicator. If I'm at work and need to focus, noise cancelling headphones are a must. If they're off then I'm not busy.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
There is NSFW content in the middle of that thread. Took me by surprise.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
It's the standard antithesis of instant gratification culture. We had to actually wait for things to happen, to download, to render, to dial. Finding something online was a journey and it's often the journey that teaches you more
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I've thought about this too but I think the type of business best suited to execute this is a law firm, or you know, the normal executor of people's wills. They just need the IT bit.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I did something similar years ago when I was working with observability. Prometheus alertmanager triggers a special alert constantly that calls a lambda (or any webhook), so when alertmanager dies or is unable to alert then the lambda will
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Well, in real life this setup uses Gitlab but I referenced Github because I assumed they have better WYSIWYG options than Gitlab. And why that matters is because I can run the pipeline from my own laptop with gitlab-runner. But we all have
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by INTPenis 2y ago
My definition of minimalistic is a SSG where you use Github's WYSIWYG editor and push changes to trigger a pipeline that rebuilds the page and uploads it to a cloud service with S3 support.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
That's funny, I code a lot of python but I don't participate in any large projects where a pipeline might fail due to this. So I don't follow the PEP news much. And yet I have created my own habit of not using bare excepts. T
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Why don't I ever see a headline like "Congress fights for affordable healthcare for everyone" or "Congress fights for worker's rights for everyone". They're fighting for AM radio instead. Maybe they'r
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by INTPenis 2y ago
This is exactly what I use Firefox Send for in my org. It's not strictly "admin can download" but anyone with the password/link can download. The effect is the same.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Can't you just run k8s on bsd? You might have to build and maintain your own release of it, but I'm sure someone has done it already.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
That's not how it ends up happening in practice. The bigger and richer you are the more access you have to legal resources that can twist and bend the system to your will. My former socialist home of Sweden has a richer culture of per-
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by INTPenis 2y ago
A popular villain is all big businesses. I'm not at all interested in which company highlights this practice, because they're all either doing it or want to do it. This is a disagreement between two fundamental philosophies, one t
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by INTPenis 2y ago
It's a complete disregard of a nation's heritage. Even if Egyptians were less focused on their legacy in the 19th century, they are today and have the means to preserve it now. To be semantic it's not plundering, even slaves
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Funny you should say that because I've been suspecting the same thing here in Sweden.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I just learned about how in 1890 a ship filled with 19.5 tons of unwrapped cat mummies sailed from Alexandria to Liverpool, and the cargo was sold mostly as fertilizer. Now I also learned that Egyptian authorities have since found even more
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Then it's a crime committed by the government. I personally don't understand people making excuses for this type of behavior. It doesn't matter if it's Amazon, Google, or the UK government, it is hypocrisy.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
How is the GnuCash DB any different from using an Access DB? For simplified bookkeeping GnuCash, and most generalized bookkeeping programs, is overkill. I accomplish the same thing with 250 lines of Python, and the result is that I get exac
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by INTPenis 2y ago
This type of headline is not ok. This needs to be treated like a crime. It's eventually a crime against all tax payers of that country.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
>Too many secrets? What is that supposed to mean? Sneakers reference? I feel like this is a repeating pattern for security companies these days. Trying to sell a holistic solution with fancy dashboards but essentially they're doing
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by INTPenis 2y ago
As a freelance consultant from Sweden I looked at GnuCash several times over the past 10+ years but it was always the same issue. It's not tailored for our economy and our revenue services. Here in Sweden if your revenue is below 3 mil
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by INTPenis 2y ago
https://fruktkartan.se/ for Sweden.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I've been using immutable Linux on both my workstation and my servers for 2 years now. It definitely fits into the enterprise niche, but imho it's good for everyone. Mainly because of the ability to quicly revert back to a working
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Ostree might be replaced by bootc eventually. According to a talk at Flock this year. I'm glad Debian didn't use ostree because it's nice to have more than one implementation of immutable container based distros.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
You are not alone. I've been using immutable Fedora for the past 2 years and obviously I want control over when it updates.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Which is why you'd need to sign your posts first, so that you can migrate to a new node, use the same key, re-create your old signed history on the new node. Whichever way they choose to resolve this issue I think it's a major pai
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by INTPenis 2y ago
They just need to focus some dev resources on signed posts, and the ability to move those signed posts between nodes. That should be their number one priority imho. I believe that in order to successfully and safely move posts between nodes
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I think you misunderstand what I mean by underpass, maybe I'm not using the correct word. Here is a good example of where I used to walk daily when I lived in the area. https://www.google.com/maps/place/55%C2%

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