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by INTPenis 1y ago
But why have Apple contributions skyrocketed? I have never heard of Apple using Linux in anything.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
It wasn't really clear to me that you had to select the year as well as location. Because the year was already written in a red box, so I never tried to change it.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I instantly pictured this being a rubber duck. And then I started thinking, how could a virtual rubber duck help you deduce things? Mostly you'd want it to listen and be supportive I guess. But maybe, just maybe, could AI somehow summa
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by INTPenis 1y ago
In some countries I'm sure you can get away with it. But I have a friend here in Sweden who tries hard to avoid our eID monopoly "BankID", and also doesn't use credit cards, and I see how he struggles with everyday thing
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by INTPenis 1y ago
It's not a publicity stunt when they're using the technology they helped develop to run their search servers completely securely and without any stateful data.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
iVPN is a great choice in terms of security, they also use STboot, but I think you're just flying under the radar with their IPs because they struggle with the same problems as Mullvad.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
At my last job we almost used Gitlab for all our project management. The only thing that stopped us was not being able to use references between projects. It's very project focused, which is of course good enough for open source projec
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by INTPenis 1y ago
That's not UX though, it's more theming. If themes affect your UX then there is no pleasing you. True enough I'm happy with flatpak but I never stray from the default GTK themes. I was unhappy with flatpak until I found Flats
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by INTPenis 1y ago
This is one of the reasons I switched to RHEL 10+ years ago. I actually prefer the RHEL policy of leaving packages the way upstream packaged them, it means upstream docs are more accurate, I don't have to learn how my OS moves things a
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I don't know Mr. Adams but my father was born in 1943 to a rural balkan community and this sounds just like him. Except the focus on black americans, being most of his life in europe he mostly hates the gypsys and serbians. But no worr
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I'm across the strait in Malmö and it's very rare to find the cargo in the back. Mostly senior citizens ride a variant of this bike with two wheels in the back, a small pannier. Maybe because it suits their balance better. But rec
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by INTPenis 1y ago
This is a good example of where AI will not take over. Wikipedia rabbitholes do not follow any pattern. To truly create an AI that guides you through Wikipedia rabbithole you'd have to study thousands of humans going into actual rabb
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Not sure but I do have daily standups at 10am here in Sweden. It seems like a time when most people have had time to get to the office, but it still leaves a couple hours until lunch.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I once heard a Danish head of a university say that they wanted more Swedes to come over and work because Danish workers tend to question orders more than Swedes do. I have no idea if this is true, just sounded funny to me.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I think the main argument against volley fire was that it's just impractical. An archer wrote a comment in another thread here on HN saying that they would do volley fire for an audience because it was expected, but the leader had only
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I use flatpaks daily but not many apps. Because I've been on Atomic Linux for a couple years now flatpak has become part of my daily life. On this work laptop I have three flatpaks, Signal, Chromium and Firefox. They all take 1.6GiB in
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by INTPenis 1y ago
The internet as a knowledge base is a large part of my daily tasks. Both professionally and privately. Maybe because I'm a millennial, I grew up reading books but early realized that it's much easier to read websites and docs. So
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Thank you! I just installed "I still don't care about cookies" in FF and this has improved my browser experience a lot!
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I want a Firefox extension that will auto-accept all cookies. Because I already use Cookie Auto-Delete and I'm just sick of the question popping up. Stop nagging and give me all the cookies so I can delete them 5s after I close your ta
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Funny how the later generations of IT people often have poor penmanship. I'm old enough to remember penmanship in school, but I was into computers from a young age so my penmanship ended up just as bad as author. I did improve it a lot
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Both me and my brother had an N900 each and we both had an awful experience with them. My brother worked at Nokia at the time so he's lyrical about Nokia phones to this day.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
I was daily driving Linux phones 15 years ago! It's crazy to think back on the journey. I have great nostalgia for the Nokia N900 but god damn Maemo/Meego was a piece of shit. When you can't even answer phone calls it's
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Was there a game fence preventing it from entering the woods maybe? Not sure how you do in WI but here in Sweden highways are always lined with game fences. The sad thing is when an animal somehow gets over it, under it, however, and is the
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by INTPenis 1y ago
They only show the good part of 90s UIs, the standardized part. They don't show the part where every installer wanted to look unique, weird ICQ clients.
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by INTPenis 1y ago
Yes, yes and yes. In the worst cases you won't be able to sleep, cold sweats, digestive problems even. But in many of those cases cannabis was actually a relief for a pre-existing health issue. In most cases withdrawal is as simple as
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by INTPenis 2y ago
I think all games can do that, the type of game you enjoy is highly personal. Not sure why they focus on "cozy" games. Probably because bloody games are still a bit controversial. Personally I'm relaxed by city/empire bu
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by INTPenis 2y ago
Is that wise though? I mean I understand the desire to use cheap off-site storage, but S3 clouds can be expensive when requesting files a lot, streaming data, lots of read/write operations.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
The good thing about docker is that you can just spin up 1.41 in another container and check it out.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
That's why the author moved beyond that stage and to apps that connect to existing music libraries hosted on jellyfin. Apparently there are a lot more options out there than I knew about.
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by INTPenis 2y ago
The aversion to robots in Fediverse suddenly makes a lot of sense. I don't want to live on the internet that is crammed with AI content.

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