Jaepa

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by Jaepa 3y ago
> 3) No requirement, but it's largely accepted as courtesy to notify developers of any changes to the API policy, especially when it comes to pricing. Giving the developer only 30 days to rework their business model, change app arch
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by Jaepa 4y ago
Mozilla partnered with ProtonVPN, which also makes ProtonMail.
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by Jaepa 4y ago
While I would highly highly recommend against it there is GWT, & Vaadin. They transpile java code to JavaScript, HTML, and css. They are tightly coupled to their RPC apis.
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by Jaepa 4y ago
Hey its not just his free speech – its also the free speech of those who agree with him, or is politically aligned with him.
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by Jaepa 4y ago
[citation needed]
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by Jaepa 4y ago
I have hereditary hemochromatosis, as a result my body doesn't correctly metabolize iron. The above is legitimately kind of terrifying for me. I have to manage my iron intake and iron levels, as well as routinely draw blood/give b
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by Jaepa 4y ago
I believe I'm the missing binary state. I've tested positive (antigen) but I don't think I've had it.
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by Jaepa 4y ago
re. email: That's a fair argument, but as long as gmail is not the only provider, its not really centralized. It can be concentrated in a specific ecosystem, but as long you can migrate to Fastmail, or ProtonMail, or Outlook mail. Ther
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by Jaepa 4y ago
You could make an arguement of gmail centralizing control in email, but I don't think thats what you are doing. Mastodon is part of a federated network. Most people who use Mastodon belong to a large server rather than hosting your own
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by Jaepa 4y ago
I wouldn't disagree, but email is decentralized. My gmail account can speak to your yahoo account. Jack was a pretty big proponent of the Protocol, not Platforms mythos put forth by Mike Masnick.
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by Jaepa 4y ago
You can use tailscale + WireGuard as well. It just takes a bit of extra configuring.
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by Jaepa 4y ago
There is a AppleTV client in the works that has a semi public TestFlight. I’m unsure how far along it is, however.
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by Jaepa 4y ago
Thank you for the correction.
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by Jaepa 4y ago
He's holed up in Russia because the United States stranded him there. He was in Hong Kong for the original reporting. When his identity was revealed the United States charged him under the Espionage Act, & revoked his passport. He
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by Jaepa 4y ago
42.7% of internet users worldwide (16-64 years old) use ad blocking tools at least once a month. That framing sets of multiple mental alarm bells. EDIT: it looks like the source is HootSuite may have a conflict of interest, as the
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by Jaepa 4y ago
Likely the former. They announced a new version of Carplay during WWDC. Basically rather than just applying to the infotainment system, it will also include information from the dashboard, and climate systems. https://appleinside
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by Jaepa 4y ago
There is a first party Apple TV Client, but its still in development. They do have a public test flight for it: https://github.com/jellyfin/Swiftfin
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by Jaepa 4y ago
It's kind of a false equivalence to compare taxes, to something like rent. If you wanted an argument for not owning housing, a better argument would be something like zoning restrictions.
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by Jaepa 4y ago
I'm kind of curious what the source of the outage is. It looks like most of their services are down, including their incident status page¹. The number of things I can think of that so many different services & are not a massively c
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by Jaepa 4y ago
So hot take, I firmly believe NFT's at this is point an utter scam. Digital property unlike physical property can be trivially & exactly replicated. That principle is what the entire web is based on. Downloading webpages, images, s
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by Jaepa 4y ago
While I agreed, I do want mention that hereditary hemochromatosis affects roughly 1 in 300 people. So of the people reading this thread likely someone will have it.
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by Jaepa 4y ago
Antidotally I can confirm that it is possible toss a coin like that. It helps have a larger coin and to impart it with relatively little rotation.
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by Jaepa 4y ago
Avacado seems relatively cheap considering Tempur-Pedic mattresses range from 2000 to 4000 dollars. Honestly the whole mattress industry is a little strange, though.
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by Jaepa 4y ago
I think he was serious about selling it. But he was so severely low-balled initially that he doesn't trust Jump to give him a fair price. Jump's original bid is 2,500 dollars.
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by Jaepa 5y ago
Oh I don't disagree. The onboarding experience is terrible. * You have to learn a new and kind of knobbly single use language. * If you are going the NixOS route there's the non-trival learning curve for that as well. * And the
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by Jaepa 5y ago
I'm going to preempt this with anything not explicitly forbidden is allowed, lest this come off as "you holding it wrong". Using the CLI to add/remove package is considered kind of an antipattern in nix. The correct way
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by Jaepa 5y ago
You don't have to lie for a bad faith argument. > Two officers arrived and located the suspect, a male believed to be in his 40s, in his car. He was order to step from his car. After he got out, he physically resisted officers. Offi
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by Jaepa 5y ago
Honestly the elderly grandmother test is meant to model discovery for all users. Not actually use meant for grandmothers or even non-technical user.
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by Jaepa 5y ago
So I use this as well, but it utterly fails the elderly grandmother test. Its not well known. Its not easily accessibly for non-technical users. & its not clear which profile you are currently using when you are using it.
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by Jaepa 5y ago
Modular phones are especially hard. There is both an power optimization & physical size constraints. Neither of which square with modular replacements.

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