IceWreck

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   by IceWreck 4y ago

   > What do these things even mean anymore? Dude makes a startup, gets some VC money, gets paid and leaves in a couple of years when their contract is up. Repeat.
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   by IceWreck 4y ago

   Yeah well try to sell it at 4 dollars an issue.
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   by IceWreck 4y ago

   I was thinking of Marvel/Star Wars/DC comics instead of webcomics like XKCD but yeah youre right. These tools will lead to a boom in webcomics and memes where precision isnt important. The superheroesque traditional comics will be
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   by IceWreck 4y ago

   I may come across as dismissive but most people don't care for abstract or portrait-y art. I know I don't. What I appreciate is comic books. With the amount of computer tools available today, comic books are way more beautiful tha
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   by IceWreck 4y ago

   Pretty sure they still do those for Windows 11 and so on
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   by IceWreck 4y ago

   It does have integrated support for containers. In cockpit, goto applications > podman and hit install.
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   by IceWreck 4y ago

   Other applications can implement KDE Connect's desktop API so that they all work with KDE Connect's app. Eg: Gnome's GSConnect
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   by IceWreck 4y ago

   I just use my personal wiki to track To-Dos alongside notes. (Unless they're time-bound, then I use my calendar app). I use BookStack, but any wiki will do.
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   by IceWreck 4y ago

   For desktop and mobile, Flutter renders over OpenGL, why do they need to embed chrome ? The websites that are exported from Flutter use the HTML canvas (used for games, animation, etc) instead of trying to generate HTML. This means accessib
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    by IceWreck 4y ago

    Why do you use an external service ? Just keep the wallet on your own machine.
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    by IceWreck 4y ago

    Hey, I have been using Wireguard and Nebula to connect to my home network for a while now, but theyre blocked by my uni. I bypass the blocking using shadowsocks but its still a hassle. I'll test out Weron and hopefully I dont need to t
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    by IceWreck 4y ago

    > open source alternatives like Obsidian Obsidian is not open source. Its free for offline use, but thats about it.
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    by IceWreck 4y ago

    Even if it does go away, youre not loosing anything. Its functionality can be replicated with a USD 5 VPS using Slack's nebula (not wireguard based) or any wireguard based tool like headscale, innernet, netmaker or plain old wireguard.
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    by IceWreck 4y ago

    Why not ? Go binaries don't require a seperate vm/runtime. Theyre faster in some cases and Go has overall simpler to read code than Java. There is room enough for both languages.
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    by IceWreck 4y ago

    I doubt this will happen, even if they do issue a mandate. Indian government computers are still running windows 7 or so and its hard to get them to switch to Linux. What happens when theyre forced to run Linux and a new architecture ? All
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    by IceWreck 4y ago

    Can someone explain why people are creating so many CLI tools (with a very weird and custom syntax) to extract JSON using a very complicated one line command when you can make one off scripts to do the same using python/go/ruby&#
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    by IceWreck 4y ago

    Is that build based on Android 12 ? If so I might be wrong about no custom ROMS adding that feature back in. Maybe grapheneOS and some other ROMS made their own patches to fix it.
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    by IceWreck 4y ago

    > Our very popular privacy oriented built-in firewall, restricted networking mode, and per app data isolation features were all rewritten to account for AOSP’s new restricted networking mode and BPF. Additionally, data restriction and ne
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    by IceWreck 4y ago

    Feel free to make a list.
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    by IceWreck 4y ago

    > No, auto-reject what the sites let you reject That would require sites to implement some kind of yet-to-exist browser API telling it which cookies are used for tracking and which are not. And why would any website implement that ? The
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    by IceWreck 4y ago

    Rejecting all cookies would be disastrous. You wouldn't be able to log in to any website (unless they use JavaScript storage for logging in, which is less secure that cookies) And btw, you can already disable all cookies for a particul
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    by IceWreck 4y ago

    FreshRSS
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    by IceWreck 4y ago

    The do change the defaults and enable/disable features during compile time. This is very different than going through every line of code and patching something they dont like. I'm not OP, but I too consider Firefox published by my
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    by IceWreck 4y ago

    I use K9 mail with app specific passwords. Works just as well. Takes afew extra minutes to set up compared to OAuth
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    by IceWreck 4y ago

    Stop using Windows then. Linux is the way.
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    by IceWreck 4y ago

    Infrastructure as code can work on any cloud provider including smaller ones like Digital Ocean, Linode, OVH, Hetzner, etc which are mentioned in the article. A lot of the things you said apply just as much to them as to AWS. In my opinion
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    Nextcloud is too slow and bloaty. I'm using https://filebrowser.org/ You can run it on a VPS, NAS or homeserver. If you want something managed, you can pay Hetzner for managed nextcloud.
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    This still needs some dev (lacks E2EE and Notifications) but looks good otherwise. Its written in Go and it looks like the author generates their own gtk4 to go bindings. https://github.com/diamondburned/gotk4
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    On-premise for Jira, confluence, etc. You can't self host now, just use their cloud offerings.
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    by IceWreck 5y ago

    The Python extension is open source but Pylance isn't. Use Pyright (type checking ext which is essentially Pylance without the ML stuff) instead of Pylance. Instead of Microsoft's C/C++ extension use clangd. Remote SSH and Re