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by Jnr 6y ago
There are great "easy to maintain" servers like Gitea. I run it myself to mirror some things that I would not want to lose. But self hosted Gitea and other alternatives won't scale easily (and would not be cheap). The biggest
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by Jnr 6y ago
And I still use IRC and other old protocols and tools. I personally don't see anything wrong or special about it.
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You can go the DMCA route, they will probably take it down.
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by Jnr 6y ago
Not sure how popular it is elsewhere, but here where I live, Wolt is the most popular food delivery service by a large margin. And their service is great. For us it is like Spotify or Netflix, but for food. The rest of the EU and world prob
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by Jnr 6y ago
That is the marketing side - reality is different. I am always running the latest stable version. Phone sync is terrible (does not work properly), opening gallery view with a few images takes from 30sec to never, iOS app crashes frequently,
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by Jnr 6y ago
I hope you do know that NextCloud is a fork of ownCloud. NextCloud is probably just as boring. :) I use Nextcloud and it is very dated and with poor performance in multiple areas. I was expecting someone would come and make a more modern op
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by Jnr 6y ago
Maybe someone else will also pick up some skills from this. He is streaming all his reversing sessions on Youtube, it is quite interesting.
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by Jnr 6y ago
I hope no one was expecting that their custom code would be automagically migrated to Gutenberg. Eventually they will have to migrate if they are going with the times. The old editor was morally obsolete. It is like driving Tesla and compla
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by Jnr 6y ago
Have you tried Rust? The ABI in Rust is doable: https://people.gnome.org/~federico/blog/rust-stable-abi.html And it doesn't feel like C++ when writing it. The syntax and language features are nice and feel mo
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by Jnr 6y ago
If I would have to replace C with anything, I would choose Rust and not Go.
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by Jnr 6y ago
Could someone please explain why the article lists OpenSSL license as problematic, while in-explicitly hinting that LibreSSL doesn't have that problem? How could that be the case if LibreSSL is just a fork of OpenSSL? Surely they can&#
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by Jnr 6y ago
Apparently since FTL is a proprietary protocol, it is not supported on most Linux distributions. I wanted to try this, even made a docker config and only then realized I can't stream to it from Archlinux.
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by Jnr 6y ago
Sadly it won't. I have been following it since release of OwnPhotos. Back then it was a messy university project of the original developer mixing different tech to achieve the goal. It simply stopped working with bigger sets of images.
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by Jnr 6y ago
Whenever I find a really cool open source software that helps me and is made by individuals without some big company sponsorship, I try to reach out, say thanks and send them some beer money. Obviously it does not help much but I think this
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by Jnr 6y ago
Instant.io is WebTorrent, where everything is handled client side using JavaScript. Webtor is server side, downloading using Bittorrent protocol on their server. This is stupid and will put them in a lot of trouble.
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by Jnr 6y ago
Sadly those mentioned open source products are still light years away from what Lightroom can offer. It is like comparing Gimp to Photoshop. Yes, they can do some of it, but they can't do it better or even close to that if you are seri
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by Jnr 6y ago
I know it is not a site wide issue and is probably a minor thing, but have you also looked into tracking done by embedded media, like embedded Youtube videos? In case of Youtube there is a no-cookie domain that can be used for embedding and
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by Jnr 6y ago
I would not be surprised if Google account ToS has some point that complicates things for contributors or people forking the code. I haven't read Google ToS lately so I can't say there is something like this but that document is h
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by Jnr 6y ago
It seems as if making such UAV killer robot systems is easier than detecting and protecting against them. They can't be jammed if they are truly autonomous and use computer vision + other sensors, probably very hard to detect on radar.
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by Jnr 6y ago
I'm using btrfs and my system still works. :)
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by Jnr 6y ago
Canon is well adapted to digital age. They simply sell much much more expensive professional gear that can do the unlimited 8K recording. If they were to add this feature to R5 out of the box, they could see reduced pro gear sales.
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by Jnr 6y ago
On Linux I use obs-v4l2sink https://github.com/CatxFish/obs-v4l2sink On Windows I have tried OBS VirtualCam https://obsproject.com/forum/resources/obs-virtualcam.949/ Both of them work v
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by Jnr 6y ago
How about Firejail?
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by Jnr 6y ago
If they had not released the mentioned improvements until middle of 2018 when GDPR enforcement started, they were probably breaking the law.
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by Jnr 6y ago
Microsoft and other game makers will try pushing more exclusives to reduce Valve's "market share". Microsoft recently bought ZeniMax, which makes lots of popular titles that I played on Steam. Unreal is working on their own g
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If I remember correctly, Valve started doing this some time ago as an "insurance policy", when Microsoft spoke about locking down Windows (before they introduced Windows Store). It is amazing to see how far Linux gaming has come s
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by Jnr 6y ago
ESP8266 costs ~0.90 EUR. ESP32 costs ~1.80 EUR. And dev boards with usb, voltage regulator, pinout, etc. cost ~1.6 EUR for ESP8266 and ~2.8 EUR for ESP32. It all depends on what code you plan running on the device. If you just need a basic
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by Jnr 6y ago
That could incentivize government to do exactly nothing about ransomware and kind of legitimize it.
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by Jnr 6y ago
Same here. I use Firefox with Tree Style Tabs extension with lots of open tabs. I could never manage that in Chrome. Ever since the Quantum updates Firefox has become faster but it wasn't very slow to begin with. Maybe it was a bit slo
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by Jnr 6y ago
Woohoo, finally a cheaper homepod! I was looking forward to something like this to be able to remotely control my Home Assistant setup through Homebridge Hue. Without having dedicated Apple TV/iPad/Homepod at home, you can't

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