Pooge

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by Pooge 2y ago
> Merely taking the photos is quick, but sorting through them is slow and mind-bogglingly boring. I said this in another comment, but after a typical shooting it takes about 10 seconds - not more - to sort through everything. We don&#x27
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by Pooge 2y ago
For most people, taking pictures is done with their smartphone - which is good enough, right! My view is that striving for a perfect shot is counter-productive as you will better reminisce the memories by having taken a random picture of so
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by Pooge 2y ago
Very true, but it's a well-known command so I wouldn't qualify it as obscure! At this point everyone expects `ls` to display a list of something.
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by Pooge 2y ago
> It doesn't cost anything to take photos, except your time, so just keep spamming the trigger This, this, this, and this!!! My mother is the one that takes the initiative of taking pictures of people during events (whether importan
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by Pooge 2y ago
Thank you for the examples. Maybe I'm in the minority, but I've never used those commands... I'd rather write `docker container ls` than an obscure short-hand alias.
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by Pooge 2y ago
That's my impression, too. While I agree that developers should support and have documentation for hosting without Docker, I think the arguments in the article are very poor. It's completely fine to dislike a technology - hell if
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by Pooge 2y ago
> The command line interface is really badly designed. It’s ugly, hard to learn, difficult to remember, illogical, inconsistent, and just makes no sense to me at all. I wonder if the author could elaborate here.
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by Pooge 2y ago
According to the author, there is - through an app - and they even admit to it.
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by Pooge 2y ago
> People get mad that when there's an oil shortage, that oil companies raise prices above the cost of production It's a bit different when they all (i.e. cartel) agree to keep the same price even after the shock has passed, isn
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by Pooge 2y ago
Does that mean it's illegal to log the user's IP address and user-agent without getting their consent? Am I getting this right?
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by Pooge 2y ago
I agree completely with what you've said. I installed Instagram about 2 years ago and I couldn't bear the number of posts from authors that I did not know about on the main timeline. The point of Instagram for me is to see my fr
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by Pooge 2y ago
> https://github.com/oapi-codegen/oapi-codegen I'm using it for a small personal project! Works very well. Thank you!
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by Pooge 2y ago
> This is why calorie counting is ballparking to get us a general idea, and not a precise science. This is true, because of "caloric availability".[1] If you took that into account, you would have a better idea of how many calo
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by Pooge 2y ago
I'm sorry to be the pessimist here, but I doubt it. HN users are the most likely to use RSS in the first place. I sincerely doubt that RSS is going to make a comeback this year with all my non-IT friends using it.
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by Pooge 2y ago
Would you say this is also true of Swiss living in more rural areas? And among older people, too?
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by Pooge 2y ago
I'm sorry if this sounds offensive or derogatory. But as a Swiss person, I've never heard anyone call it "Alemannic". Whether it be foreigners, Swiss-French speakers or Swiss-German speakers, everyone called it "Ger
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by Pooge 2y ago
> Everyone in Switzerland learns English at school for at least five years. Most even for seven years. We learn the other's respective language for 7 years, too. Yet, as you pointed out, people speak in English because there is no w
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by Pooge 2y ago
> And most people speak (or at least understand) English. This is wrong. In cities where there's a lot of tourism, they might understand. Most Swiss people only speak their local languages (German or French). As for those living i
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by Pooge 2y ago
I never heard about this petition... Signed and shared to European friends!
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by Pooge 2y ago
If you don't mind me asking: how did you first build your client-base? And even now, how do people know that you sell those products?
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by Pooge 2y ago
The tracker is just there to help you connect to peers. I wonder if somebody connected to the tracker could know all the torrents that are being shared. But probably not.
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by Pooge 2y ago
No specific feature whatsoever. I basically want anybody that puts <my_bittorrent_tracker_uri> into their torrent tracker list to be able to connect. That will help me to stop relying on known and popular public trackers[1] in order t
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by Pooge 2y ago
I've heard of this, but I don't mind anyone with the tracker URI to be able to connect to it. sqtracker is a full-blown system to run a private tracker with user and ratio management, which is overkill in my case. Others might f
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by Pooge 2y ago
Unneeded; checking "Private torrent" when creating a torrent means that it won't connect you to the DHT.
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by Pooge 2y ago
This is not what this project is about. You either need a tracker or register to DHT in order to connect to peers. Having a seedbox has nothing to do with that; you'd still either of those for your friends to connect to you and downloa
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by Pooge 2y ago
Is there a self-hostable BitTorrent tracker that can run with Docker? I know there's an option on qBittorrent but I don't want my server to run a full BitTorrent client; just the tracker.
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by Pooge 2y ago
"All New Square Foot Gardening", I assume? Thanks!
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Ask HN: Freelance How?
4 points by Pooge 2y ago|1 comments
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by Pooge 2y ago
Could you give me the ISBN or author name? A quick search gave me a handful of books so I'm not sure which one you're talking about.
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by Pooge 2y ago
Sorry to hijack the thread. If I wanted to use my garden to plant things, where should I start and learn? Does anyone have any good resources for this? I'm not very good with my hands and don't know anything about plants. I&#x27

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