Semaphor

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   by Semaphor 1y ago

   Often faster than weekly around security releases. And that’s on stable.
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   by Semaphor 1y ago

   I went from frequent lucid dreams as a child and teen, to no (remembered) dreams, back to vivid (but very rarely lucid) dreams. Ask while having aphantasia, I wish I could get even approximately close to dream images while awake.
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   by Semaphor 1y ago

   Just found this [0] in another thread. Some few allow no unlocks, most allow them under certain circumstances. Some few without a waiting period or additional sacrifices. So not as great as I thought, but also not as bad as you made it seem
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   by Semaphor 1y ago

   https://www.troyhunt.com/inside-the-synthient-threat-data/ Primary article instead of shitty forbes blog spam.
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   by Semaphor 1y ago

   Not in the US, so might be one of those pesky regulations we have over here.
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   by Semaphor 1y ago

   > Roms face a different problem: bootloader locking. Is that a problem these days? It was over a decade ago that I last needed to jailbreak a phone, nowadays it’s just "I’d like to unlock" "Ok".
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   by Semaphor 1y ago

   Sadly KDP Select makes that impossible. Preferential rates for authors in exchange for exclusivity. There’s a lot of (human) slop there, but enough stuff I want to read.
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   by Semaphor 1y ago

   Phew, good thing it’s not a text editor.
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   by Semaphor 1y ago

   Use an adtech browser, win adtech prices.
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    > About the best we have browser side is a mode where all cookies are cleared at browser exit. No. The best we have are adblockers and scripts like consent-o-matic. Clearing cookies does mostly clear cookies, tracking goes far beyond t
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    Direct link, works on mobile as well: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/consent-o-mat... There’s probably also a version for the adtech browser somewhere.
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    I'd expand on it of my audience weren't HN ;) Though I guess I missed "on a server"
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    The meaning is I install my own software and set up as I want. Some of it on my 2 mini servers in my living room, some (prosody and seafile) on a VPS. Calling the latter not self hosted seems weird to me.
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    Because most people have multiple devices. I self host about 20 services, that get accessed from 7 different devices for just 2 people.
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    Security & Privacy: GrapheneOS Freedom & Features: LineageOS That is not to say you have no freedom or extra features with Graphene, or no security with Lineage, it’s just what either project has very clearly as main target. I do mi
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    Yeah, yesterday I got a pop-up post-update that explained the situation and asked me if I wanted the closed source blobs.
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    I’ve been running Prosody [0] for many years now. Don’t ask me why I chose it over another server. I used to have a jabber.org account that I used before that, already back when I could use jabber to communicate with gchat and facebook mess
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    Had a similar (not as bad) experience on .de a while ago. That was when I canceled my prime subscription which I had almost as long as it existed here.
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    What? It works great when it’s supported. It’s just that there still aren’t enough public or private places supporting it.
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    I'll join the choir. We use weasyprint for ebooks and invoices and it's a joy to use. Massively new support for features over the last few years (partially thanks to some monetary sponsorships), it started pretty bare bones, and i
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    Generally an amazing book, but not an easy read.
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    While I don’t agree with the best ever chorus, I’d say it holds up decently well with mods. The HD mod makes the graphics acceptable, and I replayed it in 2023 or something and it was still great.
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    Many or even most banks in Germany don’t require google verification, many even work on rooted phones.
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    Terminus 2019, 61 comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19988557 Tabby 2021, 107 comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29553767 Tabby 2023, 92 comments https://news.ycombinator.co
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    Yeah, Symfonium has both a rolling cache, but also a manual and rule based (e.g. cache all favorites) cache.
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    I run it with 1GB in a container, no issues. 367 GB, about 36k files
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    Yeah, symfonium is paid, but almost universally recommend. I switched to seafile from nextcloud, much faster and I never used all those NC features anyway. Native photo syncing and backup support on android. I recently got that big CD box o
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    Interesting that they prefer syncing. I went the other way and stream everything, but locally. Music acquisition is 95% bandcamp (5% is Amazon or Qobuz or physical CDs I rip), the FLACs gets transferred to the N100 server in my living room,
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    > does your hardware key work on mobile? Yes, they support NFC > or do you now need to maintain two keys for every service? I maintain 4 keys so I have backups. In most cases registering additional keys is no problem, and this is only
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    by Semaphor 1y ago

    I keep thinking my requirements are simple, but then it turns out they are apparently not. Tried switching back when Nova got bought, tried it again just now. Requirements that aren’t universal: 1. Homescreen with (fully custom) widgets, ap