YaBa

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by YaBa 2y ago
Imagine trusting ChatGPT for something important. OMG. My apologies, But I cannot feel any kind of sorry. Even for my private projects, I hardly trust on it since it allucinates a lot.
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by YaBa 2y ago
We're sick of these stunts and crazy sh*t like Recall, don't complain later when people move to Linux or Apple. Thanks Satya, you're doing a great job to the Linux community.
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by YaBa 2y ago
Interesting. Now, automate this, and publicly name and shame the companies using that marketing method so that we avoid buying from them. Complaining against YT it's worthless, lets attack the source.
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by YaBa 2y ago
As if we needed yet another excuse to migrate to Linux and forget MS once for all...
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by YaBa 2y ago
When we were kids, hidding chocolates between other groceries at the supermarket, parents only noticed it after paying or when arriving at home.
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by YaBa 2y ago
Yup, Google keeps getting worse everyday. Some queries return 90% crap/spam/AI blogs and 10% useful information. Bing is not an option, DuckDuckGo it's a little better, but still... a lot of garbage. I've been noticing t
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by YaBa 3y ago
Alpha tags, incredibly common in Europe and there's no way to block them (from an user perspective at least; ISPs block if they contain reserved words). https://messagemedia.com/uk/blog/send-sms-from-a-name-ra
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by YaBa 3y ago
Just move to Proxmox or OpenShift, greed will kill many companies.
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by YaBa 3y ago
It's worthless, 90% of programming related questions (that ChatGPT can answer) are blocked in Gemini for "security reasons" (regular questions, not funny business like the article). Google lost the AI race. No matter how good
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by YaBa 3y ago
Use locally installed Gitea. I only use Github for public forks and nothing else. Personal projects are all on private Gitea.
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by YaBa 3y ago
Try https://flet.dev/ or https://streamlit.io/
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by YaBa 3y ago
Life tip, don't use your real name online. Nothing good comes from it.
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by YaBa 3y ago
I gave a look in the past, but never took the time to learn it. Can I have a template (think Dockerfile, entrypoint.sh, app.py) which share the same configs, and create new projects based on that? and, changing the template, can Ansible rep
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Ask HN: Automate Changes in Multiple Projects
2 points by YaBa 3y ago|2 comments
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by YaBa 3y ago
If I'm not mistaken, Grocy has a nice database for household products. I remember trying that and scanning most of the stuff I had in the kitchen, and not only it found the products but also the price. I don't know their sources t
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by YaBa 3y ago
I'm lazy as f... so, I automate everything that I can. Mostly in Python, others with bash/powershell, even SQL, no matter if I'm at work or my homelab. Not only to make specific tasks, but also, to remove the burden in some o
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by YaBa 3y ago
My pain ended after doing the following: - Install my own Git using Gitea - Install my own Repository instead of using Docker Hub - Install Portainer - Configure Gitea to use workers + actions - Write the needed YAML to build the image, upl
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by YaBa 3y ago
A bunch of SQL triggers and procedures to overcome software limitations and workaround certain bugs which the developers won't fix (3rd party app).
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by YaBa 3y ago
Dealing with customers and managers.
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by YaBa 3y ago
Text as simple ASCII Images, videos and others, attach a text file with the format description, syntax and structure, who knows if in 200 years people still use jpg or mpeg or how to read/decode them. I have some very old games with bi
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by YaBa 3y ago
sureeeeeeeeeeeeeee.......
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by YaBa 3y ago
1. Mega 2. Copy / Paste 3. Close your eyes and believe that they do it. Jokes aside, I've moved from Dropbox to Mega; I don't store private information on cloud services, however, some particular stuff was overwritten some ti
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by YaBa 3y ago
Not an avid user but browse it sometimes. Quality answers are gone, I see mostly wannabes trying to answer technical stuff with copy-paste from ChatGPT.
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by YaBa 3y ago
Other than the fun part, why? I mean, I've read the situation with company policies but, you can disguise the VM traffic to make it look it came from the Windows host machine. No need to fiddle with weird tunnels. But yes, totally doab
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by YaBa 3y ago
Looks nice, but I'll pass and stick to streamlit.io as they don't require an account and a connection between MY app and YOUR server for some misterious reason which is not clear anywhere.
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by YaBa 3y ago
Sure, here's a couple: https://www.makeuseof.com/best-dumb-tvs/ Unfortunately, I couldn't buy one in my country without having to leave some kidney to pay for it, so, I've just bought a regular one, and
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by YaBa 3y ago
Not really, you use sudo when needed, at your will, not when Linux thinks you need it. I can just setuid some executable, how do you do it with Windows?
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by YaBa 3y ago
IMHO, legacy code and backward compatibility. Apple users are forced to update so that stuff keeps running smoothly, now, try to tell a Windows 11 user that he can no longer run that piece of historical software that was so cool in Windows
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by YaBa 3y ago
It's missing RuckIngenur, for those who like electronics and hardware hacking. https://www.zachtronics.com/ruckingenur-ii/
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by YaBa 3y ago
He's wrong. We do need an expert mode, at least to remove UAC in a simple way and allow us to mess around at will. Let's see, UAC is nice for your grandmother who might click on something that it shouldn't, yet, we, advanced

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