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2y ago
Being from Sweden that is how I measured safety for a large part of my adult life. How safe I felt in a new area directly depended on how far I could walk with my dog without crossing car traffic. In Malmö for example I could walk for 2 hou
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2y ago
Yeah you're right, it would be better as a separate box next to their router. The router was just a tempting entrypoint since every pizzeria and falafel joint has one.
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2y ago
You're absolutely right, and yet the romantic in me still thinks there is hope. I have an excellent example where some friends used to run a wifi mesh in my city. They handed out mesh nodes to small business owners like restaurants and
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2y ago
I never even hear of uber credits. I always charge it to my card. In europe we often use Bolt too, which is a competing service. So I actually have used Bolt more than Uber.
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2y ago
To selfhost it, sorry I thought that was implied in this context.
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2y ago
I think so but there are generally two competing philosophies. One is that startups should leverage cloud services as much as possible because of their relatively low resources required to get off the ground. I think selfhosting open-source
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2y ago
I ran tor exit nodes on Linode and Digitalocean for years. No real issues, but you will get regular abuse complaints. The support teams always understood once I explained it was a tor exit node. I co-operated with the Cloud provider and add
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2y ago
That's calmer? You know what I do when a new Fedora release comes out? Nothing. My containers just work. Sometimes a new network driver comes along, sometimes an old network driver is taken out, rarely affects me. You rebuild your enti
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2y ago
The for-profit dating scene is a quagmire. Sure it can work, I've seen it work, but at what cost? We desperately need a new platform owned and operated by the people, for the people.
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2y ago
I'm on a private one with local friends that I met through hacker spaces. The rest like indymedia, libera, oftc are mostly to stay updated on tech and ask questions about tech.
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2y ago
It is a huge PITA. I recently quit a job where I helped out with a PKI environment that was air-gapped. We employed a lot of improvised quality of life solutions that management doesn't want to know about.
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2y ago
The only thing I miss from the 90s-00s was the fun we had on IRC. And that was mostly due to our carelessness and youth, so I think I'm good in this future. The funny thing is I'm still on IRC, with about the same size channel, bu
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2y ago
I was there from the ground floor and Gitlab.com failed miserably in SEO. There are ancient threads about it on their issue tracker, that go nowhere for years and years. It's almost as if they were trying to sabotage themselves. SEO wa
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2y ago
I'm so confused. Were ads a big problem before? I've been using the diff(1) tool for 25 years and never seen an ad.
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2y ago
Brazil should just sponsor their own fediverse nodes. But it's a lot easier to just block something in their national ISP. Complicated long term solutions are not interesting when they're trying to extort Elon for money.
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2y ago
Yeah I figured out eventually that I can use --home and --volume to set an alternative home and then mount individual dirs from my home into the container's home. Thanks, I'm using distrobox now.
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2y ago
In a hostile landscape it seems that the good ones shutdown, and the indifferent ones sell out.
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2y ago
You mean combining the --unshare-all and the --volume arguments to create my own list of HOME dirs to share? The docs are really sparse, lots of examples that use --unshare-all but nowhere do they explain it.
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2y ago
Is this like a better version of toolbx? Because I love toolbx and use it daily, but I wish it allowed for more granular configuration. For example I'd want to create more containers for more specific use cases where they only have acc
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2y ago
Atomic Linuxes really are the gateway for regular people to use Linux. I've been using Linux since the 90s and I never really would recommend Linux to anyone unless there were very special circumstances. But today I'd gladly recom
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2y ago
I think we treat dogs wrong. Dogs are capable of resolving out most situations on their own, unless they're leashed. The leash changes everything and makes dogs more aggressive. Probably because they're scared about being attached
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2y ago
I like the author's positive outlook on life. Because when I see a dog act like that, especially in a family where a child has taken focus, I mostly see a prisoner longing for freedom. Me and my dog have been exclusive for almost a dec
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2y ago
If you're analyzing the youtube UI I can show you a lot worse issues than the toasts lol. That's a minor issue. I consider myself a heavy youtube user for over a decade and to summarize; Youtube doesn't care about UX. Yesterd
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2y ago
I don't know what QWERTZ is but as a life long Swedish Linux user I can tell you that backtick is a terrible key to use as a keyboard shortcut. It's often relatively hard to find and hard to generate.
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2y ago
I'm one of those people and paying for the news is like paying for the word on the street. It'll reach you eventually. You're actually paying for their articles, which they write and angle so that you should feel like you get
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2y ago
But how are end users stakeholders? It's a nice thought but at the end of the day the platform will use a lot of resources. Regardless of where the resources are, compute, storage, bandwidth. Who's paying for it? Do you mean end u
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2y ago
I've been thinking a lot of this too and my plan is completely different. The main problem is profit. We need to eliminate the for-profit dating apps. In a perfect world there would be a state run dating platform that would focus on eq
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2y ago
I should name a server bureaucracy because it's the one word I haven't learned how to spell yet.
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2y ago
I lived further inland, in the rural areas west of Osijek. My family still to this day grow their own vegetables. And they share vegetables among the villagers. So if you have too much paprika, you give to others, they have too much cabbage
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2y ago
Wasn't it always 100ml? If I understand this correctly there are new scanners that should make it easier to detect explosives, I guess. But while they do have these new scanners, they still will not allow more than 100ml, which was the
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