Oxodao

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   by Oxodao 2mo ago

   The videos do not work under Firefox (on windows at least), probably codec related but unfortunate
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   by Oxodao 3mo ago

   I hate the world we're going into. If I get a single call like that, you better be sure I will never ever talk with that person again. What a pain.
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   The Time Two Hackers Got Windows on the Mac Before Apple [video](youtube.com)

   1 points by Oxodao 3mo ago|0 comments
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   by Oxodao 3mo ago

   i don't understand the use case for 1x2.5gbs + 1x1gbs for a router. Why not both 2.5gbs it's not like you'll be running lots of stuff on the router itself so it would be more useful to have a wan AND a lan at 2.5 (outside of
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   by Oxodao 3mo ago

   Yeah maybe you're lucky but I've had 3 printers in my life, ink jets, and those are the three individual worst tech experience I've ever had
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   by Oxodao 3mo ago

   Neat, i'll try this out!
7. 37.▲
   by Oxodao 3mo ago

   Could be quite interesting especially since it runs on hyprland! Does it supports other languages than english by chance ?
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   by Oxodao 3mo ago

   Thanks. People are really acting like we were cavemen before kubernetes, but I guess that those people just never tried to run anything without k8s and because that's the only thing they know they are biased toward it
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   by Oxodao 3mo ago

   Could you share it? I'd be interested to get idea to make my own
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    by Oxodao 4mo ago

    I do use gotify [1] which seems to be pretty much the same, and does the job quite well. Not sure how they compare, does ntfy goes through Google / Apple network or it's directly connected to your server instance? [1] https:&#x2F
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    by Oxodao 4mo ago

    And you better be sure that I'm setting up linux on this. Windows is not the ideal platform for anything anyway.
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    by Oxodao 4mo ago

    Is there any way to flash it to internal emmc instead of relying on an SD card. I'd love a small linux tablet but I don't want it to be febrile
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    by Oxodao 4mo ago

    one hundred and twenty nine dollars is an insane amount of money to demand for that
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    by Oxodao 5mo ago

    It can be done with proton, or at least it used to be possible (Not sure, didn't check in a while) thanks to their bridge. A small local software you'd run that decrypt everything and provides a local imap server with the decrypte
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    by Oxodao 5mo ago

    This is not native.
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    by Oxodao 5mo ago

    Ok I get what you're saying now, that's fair. Tbh I mainly do Symfony so most of what dev-dependencies use are already in the dependencies for me so it never happened
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    by Oxodao 5mo ago

    yeah especially for vibecoded apps. What the heck is going on in the commits though, the messages are useless ("Update frontend (1 files)") and there's tons of "Initial commit — CryptIRC v0.3.0" commits. The index.h
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    by Oxodao 5mo ago

    1. Just add phpcsfixer and phpstan like any sane project 2. If you use phpunit class in prod code, you deserve to get a fatal error
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    by Oxodao 5mo ago

    Well, no ? That's litterally saying "trust the synthetic process, we don't care about real world usage" ?? I don't care if it works better theorically, if it feels bad in everyday usage it IS bad
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    by Oxodao 5mo ago

    I do prune all the time, but working on a lot of different projects it fills up as quickly as it empties
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    by Oxodao 5mo ago

    Docker already fills up my dev machines yet they decided for this insane solution: > The containerd image store uses more disk space than the legacy storage drivers for the same images. This is because containerd stores images in both co
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    by Oxodao 5mo ago

    Creative commons... For what exactly ? It seems to be a closed-source project anyway since there's no code in this repo..
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    by Oxodao 5mo ago

    yeah I do agree with you, it's just unfortunate that that's the world we live in
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    by Oxodao 5mo ago

    tech aware, i don't care how you call them, english is not my first language that's just the term I came up with on the spot. Non-tech aware people will not know about the steam emulators Also that's the point. You purchased
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    by Oxodao 5mo ago

    Yeah, there's Morphe nowadays which is a fork or Revanced. Never got the time to play around with it but I guess that will be one of my next weekend project
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    by Oxodao 5mo ago

    Compiling standard Java is great, that's pretty interesting but I wonder how you could use the app's class in your own classes since those are not in the classpath at compile time.. I would love to mod Android apps but I'm no
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    by Oxodao 5mo ago

    Note that they recently were hiring someone to work on the Galaxy launcher for Linux
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    by Oxodao 5mo ago

    thus is not truely DRM free. I love steam but even if it can barely be called a DRM, it still is. People not into computer science will have no clue how to do it, and that's what matters when talking about owning your own games, you sh
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    by Oxodao 5mo ago

    Unrelated but Vittorio Romeo is the original developer behind OpenHexagon [0] which they call a "SuperHexagon clone" even though its way more than that.. It's a really fun game but its quite demanding [0] : https:/&#x2F
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    by Oxodao 5mo ago

    That can be used with https://mercure.rocks :)