Tepix

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   by Tepix 2y ago

   I've only seen qwant being used on heise.de until 1-2 years ago and found it to be bad. These days i use duckduckgo and perplexity most of the time.
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   by Tepix 2y ago

   It looks interesting, but having to provide my email address, combined with a privacy policy that sounds like i'll receive lots of special offers and my address will be shared, i'll pass.
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   by Tepix 2y ago

   Why not switch to another browser instead that doesn't violate your privacy?
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   by Tepix 2y ago

   Is there a blog i can host at github with a mobile app (or PWA) that lets me draft posts offline? Ideally an app that doesn't require a pricy IAP or subscription.
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   by Tepix 2y ago

   I think you want a lot of speed to make up for the fact that it's so chatty. Two 24GB GPUs (so you have room for context) will probably be great.
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   by Tepix 2y ago

   I think that will not work if you use the OpenAI compatible API endpoint.
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   by Tepix 2y ago

   Putting your data in a centralized instance may eventually just lead to enshittification and/or data loss. Why not use a federated group discussion such as Lemmy? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemmy_(social_networ
8. 968.▲
   by Tepix 2y ago

   It's LPDDR5X-7500 memory.
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   by Tepix 2y ago

   All the Apple silicon Macbooks support 6K 60Hz monitors, they officially support 8k monitors starting with the M2 Pro. Most 70 inch monitors are 4K, not 8k. The more recent models can do 120 Hz.
10. 970.▲
    by Tepix 2y ago

    The courts haven't decided whether or not this is even considered piracy or fair use, besides there are courts all over the world...
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    by Tepix 2y ago

    Do you have plans to support docker, perhaps by creating an official Mox container image?
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    by Tepix 2y ago

    Thanks. Absolutely, if you feel that the software is already usable and is not lacking essential features, i'd suggest dropping the second zero in the current version number. I noticed the roadmap section on your "Features" p
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    by Tepix 2y ago

    The latest version is 0.0.14 which is lower than 0.9 (i guess you mean 0.0.9)?
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    by Tepix 2y ago

    Sounds interesting. I didn't find anything about sub-addressing in the features list. Is it a supported feature? Also, with a version number starting with 0.0. I'm left wondering if Mox is already stable enough to be entrusted wit
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    by Tepix 2y ago

    Oh no, i updated the firmware of my monochrome brother laser printer the other day :-(
16. 976.▲
    by Tepix 2y ago

    You can still do that by tunneling the IP address of a cheap VPS to your home network
17. 977.▲
    by Tepix 2y ago

    What rule is there against discussing piracy on HN?
18. 978.▲
    by Tepix 2y ago

    Ok, so how do i increase the RAM, the SSD and upgrade the CPU?
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    by Tepix 2y ago

    Maybe we should challenge ourselves more! Here are the Plan 9 4th edition system requirements: https://plan9-4th-edition-tutorial.readthedocs.io/en/latest/... - 90 MHz or greater Intel/ARM 32-bit processor -
20. 980.▲
    by Tepix 2y ago

    They use a ton of electricity. Probaby not sustainable for most (unless you have lots of solar)
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    by Tepix 2y ago

    I'm using an M1 Macbook myself, but from a Permacomputing standpoint it's rather terrible. Everything is soldered, nothing can be fixed, replaced or expanded.
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    by Tepix 2y ago

    You can get 500W solar panels for less than 40€ these days, so 150€ or so for 2000W. At German electricity prices, they pay for themselves very quickly!
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    by Tepix 2y ago

    If that were true, its market share wouldn't have tanked.
24. 984.▲
    by Tepix 2y ago

    Mozilla is an epic management failure. I've never heard anything good about their management i think. And I've been using Firefox since its very beginnings.
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    by Tepix 2y ago

    Prices have come down
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    by Tepix 2y ago

    if i want to block data collection by Mozilla, what do i configure in pi-hole?
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    by Tepix 2y ago

    The Youtube adblock always works
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    by Tepix 2y ago

    Right. I have zero illusions about the presence of many critical security vulnerabilities in my smartphone. Just look at how many are fixed each month. However, i have also reason to believe that the cryptography of my encrypted messaging a
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    by Tepix 2y ago

    Unfortunately, when we switched from letters to emails, the legal privacy protections we enjoyed back then, were not carried over do the digital realm. We're still suffering and have to use encryption to protect ourselves from the lack
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    by Tepix 2y ago

    So you prefer static menus in IVR systems? Seems they'd typically be more cumbersome to use (unless you use the same one frequently perhaps and have memorized its menus).