Saris

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by Saris 1y ago
There are no tiers or different features, just their own sync service is a paid service, and the commercial license is paid but optional. Otherwise the free Obsidian has everything, and there are other plugins for self hosted syncing that d
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by Saris 1y ago
Yeah I saw that too, but since it doesn't say how Ubuntu compares I assumed it was just a random fact they picked to put there. For comparison the Bazzite website is fantastic for making me interested in it because it explains a lot ab
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by Saris 1y ago
I'm not really sure after reading through the front page why it's different from Ubuntu, it mentions flatpaks so that's one aspect. But there's no breakdown of what other major things are different, or why to pick it ove
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by Saris 1y ago
That's what I thought too at first
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by Saris 1y ago
The website somehow makes scrolling sort of stutter/hitch every few lines? I've never seen that before.
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by Saris 1y ago
I bookmark stuff in my browser.
187.
by Saris 1y ago
Catch-all is definitely the way I prefer it, easier than having to generate an address with a service each time. Even better is bitwarden can generate random emails @mydomain.com automatically when creating a new login.
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by Saris 1y ago
I'll give that a try!
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by Saris 1y ago
Oh good to know! Do you know if Caddy can self update or if is there some other easy method? Manually doing it to get the cloudflare plugin is a pain.
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by Saris 1y ago
Caddy does have some bizarre limitations I've run into, particularly logging with different permissions when it writes the file, so other processes like promtail can read the logs. With Caddy you cannot change them, it always writes wi
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by Saris 1y ago
I assume they're complaining that it's a snap vs flatpak, not so much vs the distro package repos.
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by Saris 1y ago
I'd much rather have passkeys than the endless "email me a code" or "text me a code" crap we deal with today.
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by Saris 1y ago
I just migrated to a new Bitwarden server using their JSON export/import and it included my passkeys.
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by Saris 1y ago
Or just a docker-compose file, since it's already in container format.
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by Saris 1y ago
This looks to be an executable that deploys podman containers for you, that is bizarre, and makes me question why it's called Unifi 'OS'?
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by Saris 1y ago
It's easier to walk away sometimes, it takes more effort, more mental energy, more stress to deal with things.
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by Saris 1y ago
Man at that point why not make it bigger and put a proper dB scale on it, at least it would be useful then.
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by Saris 1y ago
>Luckily, I had created a separate test directory named claude-code-experiments for my experiments Why does it sounds like the author has no git repo and no backups of their code? The minimum IMO is to have system images done automatical
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by Saris 1y ago
Why are the bars on a little button animated in the first place? I don't get it.
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by Saris 1y ago
I figured, it's just explained in an odd way.
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by Saris 1y ago
Interesting that it says "Internet sending may be slower during peak times to keep things fair" even though it's supposed to be P2P? Maybe they just mean if you end up with a relayed connection due to NAT issues? Because lowe
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by Saris 1y ago
Would love to see some screenshots of a few parts of the interface, like the editor, sign up forms builder, and contacts management.
203.
by Saris 1y ago
Huh? How is it spam when I receive newsletters I sign up for? Are you confused between newsletters/marketing and actual spam maybe?
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by Saris 1y ago
Why isn't the focus on the local government who is allocating that much water without caring about the effects? Yes AI is wasteful, but if they couldn't get water they wouldn't build there.
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by Saris 1y ago
Regardless of OS, if you don't have reliable backups then stuff like this will happen from software or hardware issues. Best to have automated system images nightly.
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by Saris 1y ago
Surely this is a problem with the power company selling more power than they have available? It's not like a datacenter just takes power with no oversight, they have to be given a tie-in to the grid of a certain size first by the power
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by Saris 1y ago
I mean if they're going to track me then it's fair game IMO.
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by Saris 1y ago
Can also open it up and disconnect the wifi antennas, or cut the traces if they're on the PCB.
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by Saris 1y ago
I feel like analyzing keystrokes or mouse movements is just going to punish people who use password managers that autofill for them. It does seem like I get more captchas when on sites because of that.
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by Saris 1y ago
Yeah that's true, LEDs do need a closed loop for current regulation in a high efficiency setup, so might as well use it for dimming too.

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