Ringz

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by Ringz 3y ago
> Not related to Libkedin, but what is the carbon footprint of all electron-based apps that take hundreds of megabytes and gigantic amount of processor time? Whether the CO2 footprint is high or low (and I assume it is very high), the re
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by Ringz 3y ago
I use this combination for months and can recommend it.
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by Ringz 3y ago
You mean like this https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/arthurs-fist ?
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by Ringz 3y ago
OTP Auth. In use for years. Backups, iCloud Sync, Widgets, Folders. Perfekt.
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by Ringz 3y ago
I am a little surprised that this is actually the first offshore wind farm in the USA. Coupled with an intelligent power grid, suitable storage (no, not only lithium-ion batteries! [0]), solar energy and other renewable energies, it is a st
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by Ringz 3y ago
Apart from the great CSS framework, I think you could slowly suggest GHS (GitHub Stars) as a new ISO standard.
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by Ringz 3y ago
Try ruff [0] and get rid of flake and black [0]: https://github.com/astral-sh/ruff
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by Ringz 3y ago
External libraries? What do you mean by that? External storage? The last time I looked, Immich can’t work with a existing file and folder structure without importing (copy) everything in his own structure (database). That’s a big no go for
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by Ringz 3y ago
Sad but true.
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by Ringz 3y ago
I would love to use an open system on every smartphone but: Can I use my banking software with all the security bells and whistles?
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by Ringz 3y ago
We need Linux for smartphones.
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by Ringz 3y ago
The name shows or explains exactly what about the options for time-lapse recordings?
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by Ringz 3y ago
Time-lapse functionality, but only mentioned once in the title and no image shows options for time-lapse recordings? Always amusing when, as a user, you have to explore the unique selling point yourself through installation.
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by Ringz 3y ago
What happens with the url? If it’s gone will the form work as intended?
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by Ringz 3y ago
Maybe the result of some short sighted AB testing. I hate that to but I have to admit that I tend to close the tab as fast as possible seeing some prices that don’t correlate with the „amount of benefits“ at that concrete moment. So they tr
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by Ringz 3y ago
As it gets increasingly crowded up there, it’s time for one of the imaginative ideas for capturing space debris to be implemented.
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by Ringz 3y ago
> Safari is IE 6 True. Let's see what other browsers on iOS can do if they actually get access to *all functions*.
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by Ringz 3y ago
Despite its possibilities, GitHub cannot prevent all this - what happens to the other providers such as Codeberg, etc.?
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by Ringz 3y ago
> If you are a dev today, you should probably have at least thee firmly separated environments for work, hobby and personal stuff. The complexity of digital life takes on dimensions that make me doubt whether it can continue in the long
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by Ringz 3y ago
I would also be interested in knowing which software is used?
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by Ringz 3y ago
That depends on what level of knowledge you are based on. The UX of AWS offers even leading experienced admins and developers some surprising stumbling blocks.
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by Ringz 3y ago
https://superset.apache.org/docs/security/
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by Ringz 3y ago
Surfingkeys has much more keyboard shortcuts, implemented vimedit for input fields, better search, sessions...
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by Ringz 3y ago
I have! And I liked it! But Surfingkeys has 95% of the functionality of Tridactyl, but but does not need a troubleshoot guide like Tridactyl. Moreover, Surfingkeys implements a better search function on websites. With Surfingkeys, you also
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Map your (Vim) keys for web surfing, expand the browser with JavaScript(github.com)
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by Ringz 3y ago
Since most people only know vimium for vim like website surfing and never heard about surfingkeys (which has much more power). From the author: „Surfingkeys is another web browser(including Google Chrome, Chromium based browsers, Firefox, S
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by Ringz 3y ago
I use Surfingkeys [1] with Firefox (also for Chrome) for this. Last time I looked it was by far the best solution and superior to vimium. [1]: https://github.com/brookhong/Surfingkeys
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by Ringz 3y ago
Sounds like someone has finally asked ChatGPT for a feasible plan to consolidate the AI landscape.
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That’s a good idea!
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by Ringz 3y ago
> And that's exactly what I've addressed: "But this is wrong anyway, dd deletes the whole line, not the sentence" You addressed something that nobody discussed, since nobody ever sad that dd deletes sentences. The mis

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