Yie1cho

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by Yie1cho 7mo ago
Because real men use terminal, that's why. Really.
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by Yie1cho 11mo ago
yes, but why isn't it optimised? not as extreme as doom had to be, but to be a bit better? especially the low hanging fruits. this is why i think there's another version for customers who are paying for it, with tuning, optimizati
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by Yie1cho 11mo ago
the question is, what's your use case? for me it's a family photo backup with calendars (private and shared ones) running in a VM on the net. its webui is rarely used by anyone (except me), everyone is using their phones (calendar
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by Yie1cho 11mo ago
yes of course there's progress and new features and it's not really abandoned per se. but the feeling is that the outdated or simply bad decisions aren't fixed or redesigned. it could be made 100 times better.
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by Yie1cho 11mo ago
it's bad for everything. i have lots of txt files on my phone which are just not synced up to my server (the files on the server are 0 byte long). i'm using txt files to take notes because the Notes app never worked for me (I get
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by Yie1cho 11mo ago
nextcloud just feels abandoned, even if it isn't of course. maybe paying customers are getting a different/updated/tuned version of it. maybe not. but the only thing that keeps me using it is there isn't any real selfhos
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by Yie1cho 1y ago
i immediately stop reading any article when I see the word "interwebs".
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by Yie1cho 2y ago
he may be good at C but not that good. no one's that good. and this stupid overconfidence leads to sec holes.
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by Yie1cho 2y ago
"and all was bounds-checked at memory cost but the results were awesome. Defensive programming all the way : all bugs are reduced to zero right from the start." a bit LOL, isn't it? also the part about terraform, ansible and
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by Yie1cho 2y ago
For me, these are the main use-case differences. 1. if I start something which will run for a long time and/or the connection is unstable, I start a screen session on the remote node and start the program in it 2. if I want to check so
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by Yie1cho 2y ago
The Old Reader in browser and as backend for FeedMe on phone.