Nasreddin_Hodja

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   by Nasreddin_Hodja 5y ago

   > But maybe Thunderbird should eventually release a Flatpak or Snap I prefer tarballs for its simplicity and lack of dependency on 3rd party infrastructure.
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   by Nasreddin_Hodja 5y ago

   Don't blame antivaccine fans, they are afraid of blobs just like opensource fans ))
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   by Nasreddin_Hodja 5y ago

   > IRC is essentially useless on mobile without having some man in the middle server to convert IRC to http. That's not true. I used HoloIRC client on Android with no problem. > It's even pretty useless on laptops or desktops
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   by Nasreddin_Hodja 5y ago

   > The only one that's really full featured is Element but it's very consumerish I heard that server is very consumerish too.
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   by Nasreddin_Hodja 5y ago

   See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26991629
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   by Nasreddin_Hodja 5y ago

   Without trolls world would be tedious.
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   by Nasreddin_Hodja 6y ago

   Using this simple cli util https://github.com/rekcufniarb/pswrd#readme
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   by Nasreddin_Hodja 6y ago

   > Someone using KDevelop for PHP development? Is it good? Is it bad? I'm using it. It's ok, but missing xdebug support. I prefer it because don't like Java and browsers based IDEs.
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   by Nasreddin_Hodja 6y ago

   Why not to just use Cython?
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    by Nasreddin_Hodja 6y ago

    > Spam is by far the biggest problem It's not. The biggest problem is big email providers such like Gmail.
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    by Nasreddin_Hodja 6y ago

    > Maybe I'm just out of the loop but what is the controversy regarding systemd? The problem with Systemd is that every time they introduce new non necessary feature they break something in the system. https://bugs.kde.org
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    by Nasreddin_Hodja 7y ago

    > It's technically banned, but works thanks to its blocking countermeasures. Mobile version only. You have to use proxy or VPN for desktop or web app.
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    by Nasreddin_Hodja 7y ago

    There are two annoying things that keep me from using ddg by default: * the way they do scrolling by up and down arrow buttons. * "load more" button instead of normal pagination. But sometimes I have to use ddg when google forces
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    by Nasreddin_Hodja 7y ago

    Poland I guess...
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    by Nasreddin_Hodja 7y ago

    I've read somewhere that matrix server uses too much RAM due to bad design. Personally I'd prefer XMPP.
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    by Nasreddin_Hodja 7y ago

    > HTML5 Server Sent Events are better than long polling But it works the same way: infinite http connection.
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    by Nasreddin_Hodja 7y ago

    https://jmap.io/#push-mechanism JMAP going to use rfc8030 push for mobile (3rd party service for notifications, really?) and EventSource (kind of http long polling) for desktop clients, as I understood. I don't like th
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    by Nasreddin_Hodja 7y ago

    I use own tool written in bash: https://github.com/rekcufniarb/pswrd#readme
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    by Nasreddin_Hodja 7y ago

    I'm using KMyMoney for some years but this time I would prefer self hosted web based solution.
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    by Nasreddin_Hodja 7y ago

    https://jmap.io/#push-mechanism JMAP going to use rfc8030 push for mobile and EventSource (kind of http long polling) for desktop clients, as I understood. I don't like that idea, it's even worse than IMAP4 IDLE.
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    by Nasreddin_Hodja 8y ago

    Only one thing I don't like is infinite scrolling.
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    by Nasreddin_Hodja 8y ago

    I wrote in bash for myself: https://github.com/rekcufniarb/pswrd (it also outputs a random password if called with -r arg)