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by Jnr 5y ago
Jitsi is a very good solution. Probably the best open source video conferencing solution out there. A good example of it's use in EU is it's integration in online meeting platform for Latvian Parliament. It was quickly implemented
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by Jnr 5y ago
We tried it with AFP as well, did not help, after some time those time machine backups got corrupted. We suspected that maybe AFP writes failed because computers were disconnected from network before buffer was written to the server. But th
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by Jnr 5y ago
I did use time machine on external USB HDD and after some time it got corrupted. Happened multiple times over the years. Then I tried Time Machine using AFP and SMB on remote NAS. Those also got corrupted multiple times. The lesson I learne
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by Jnr 5y ago
If you still want to use the algorithms but keep the data private (self hosted and open source), I can suggest Librephotos. It has face detection, object detection, place markers, etc. It is not perfect but from what I have seen, it's
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by Jnr 5y ago
~10 years ago I made about 10k Twitter accounts just for fun. I never used them. They still exist, no one deleted them. A while ago I lost the script and password for them. Back then you could bypass captchas and other checks by changing To
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by Jnr 5y ago
If you are on Linux and using fancy gaming mouse, there is a chance you can configure it with the open source libratbag (console app) or Piper (GUI app). It won't make any network requests. :)
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by Jnr 5y ago
Wire messaging app does this nicely, allowing to set the default time per conversation and showing a small non-distracting timer icon (progress bar) next to a message.
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by Jnr 5y ago
This looks nice. I have previously used Traccar GPS tracking system. Will definitely give this a try at some point. Currently I am using gammu-smsd with a simple forwarding script (through Pushover) to deliver messages for my 2nd number. Fo
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by Jnr 5y ago
The great open source community around Mozilla helps a lot. When I did not see my own language in the list a year ago, and I had no clue how to get it there, I reached out to my university contacts that I know used to translate Firefox year
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by Jnr 5y ago
I appreciate what Valve is doing and I will vote with my money. I don't see myself as a "handheld gamer" but I am making a reservation today just to be able to play with that device a bit.
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by Jnr 5y ago
3d graphics libraries, drivers, input libraries, etc. It is a nightmare getting the latest versions for those on Debian/Ubuntu. Valve is pushing Linux gaming forward a lot and recent package versions are required in order to run games
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by Jnr 5y ago
My guess is that Valve will keep their own mirrors and update from upstream only once their relevant packages will be tested for compatibility. I have been using Archlinux for more than 10 years and from time to time some major upgrades can
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by Jnr 5y ago
Most likely. I don't remember all the settings that I have turned on at some point. :)
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by Jnr 5y ago
Interesting that Firefox by default did not render the fizzbuzz demo correctly by default. I had to click the canvas icon next to address bar and allow the canvas usage. And it did not show a prompt either. It just looked broken by default.
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by Jnr 5y ago
I really enjoy Wordpress for writing freely. Ever since Docker-compose, automatic updates and Gutenberg editor became available, I haven’t even needed to look at alternatives.
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by Jnr 5y ago
I pay about 17 USD for 1 Gbps in Europe.
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by Jnr 5y ago
I used it 10 years ago and initially locks were a slight problem. Not sure if this has been solved somehow in sqlite itself. I solved the problem by handling all the DB operations in a separate thread that handled write and read queues. It
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by Jnr 5y ago
I am sometimes working on DIY projects, be it electronics or home renovation things, for the same reason I started programming - it seems interesting and I would like to understand how things work and possibly make something awesome. I gues
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by Jnr 6y ago
Luckily for me Gitea has been working without any problems for some time now. And I would rather fix those issues than switch to bare repos.
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by Jnr 6y ago
Unlikely. Police mostly deal with consequences, they can’t stop everyone from doing what they have intended to do. And why would police suddenly become hesitant? It is more likely that it is caused by pandemic situation where many people ha
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by Jnr 6y ago
Yeah, that sounds a bit slow. I suggest checking if faspath and fasttrack is working. I remember that when I had hAP AC using firewall rules inside lan, it also did not go much faster. Good indication was CPU usage. If it used 100% CPU at ~
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by Jnr 6y ago
I wonder what is reasonable WiFi throughput for you? With my 5 year old Mikrotik hAP AC I am able to get up to 500 Mbit/s on lan. And my old phone now shows 250 Mbit/s on speedtest.net both directions. How much more are we talking
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by Jnr 6y ago
Try Mikrotik. It can do all of the things you listed and more.
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by Jnr 6y ago
By 'modern' I was thinking about system with most of the features that Jira and others have, but with fast backend and fast javascript UI. I don't think that speed is dependent on simplicity. One could make an advanced system
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by Jnr 6y ago
Still using the hAP ac that I ordered 5 years ago and it works great. After some time I needed more ports, so I added Mikrotik switch in the mix that gets powered by hAP ac PoE out port. Great hardware and great software at low prices.
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by Jnr 6y ago
I wish someone would make a modern project management system that was not working against the user all the time. I use Jira heavily in different projects and I am baffled at how slow it is. Such a popular product but the user experience due
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by Jnr 6y ago
On the licensing page of Open Project 'agile boards' is one of the paid features, so I don't see how it is relevant in this case. Screenshots look good and it is nice to see that they have figured out a good business model fo
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by Jnr 6y ago
I use gammu-smsd and forward it to iOS using Pushover. For the serial AT modem I use random Huawei LTE USB stick that I bought for 15 EUR years ago. It was so cheap because it was provider locked, but there are keygens floating around inter
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by Jnr 6y ago
I was allowed and occasionally worked from home before pandemic. I have an excellent technical setup and separate room for my home office. But now, almost one year later, I want to go back to the office. I certainly felt less stressed and m
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by Jnr 6y ago
Use Linux on Macbook :)

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