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by a022311 1y ago
You also may find this interesting: https://pixeltune.org They have a large collection of tracker music and while it's not strictly keygen music it is still worth looking at.
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by a022311 1y ago
Awesome work! I've been dreaming of this project myself with a very similar stack (basically React instead of Svelte), but I'm very excited to finally have a Raycast alternative for Linux that has both consistent UI and extension
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Honestly, if they manage to make the transition without major problems, it will greatly improve Denmark's sovereignty. My concern is mostly about the government depending on open source software without contributing in some way. I real
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I totally agree with this and I wish root servers supported DoT, but I guess this setup is slightly better than having all your queries collected by a single entity (at least as far as you can know, because as you said, anyone in between ca
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AFAIK it's just a proxy to another DNS server with the added benefit of being able to resolve local domain names through mDNS.
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That was indeed yet another one of Mozilla's well hidden moves to reduce our privacy. I've set up Adguard Home with a local recursive DNS resolver [1]. I haven't enabled encryption of the DNS queries, but I only ever connect
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I can't believe I had to scroll so much to find a positive comment about flat UI design. If it's disliked so much, we should have moved away from it ages ago. Yet, we are where we are and that means something. I personally like th
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I think Nue just puts you in the mindset of trying to keep the codebase as small and lightweight as possible. I wanted to rebuild my website with Nue and there was something telling me to avoid Motion, Tailwind CSS, etc. This philosophy can
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More privacy-invading bloatware for Android users. This is like an app that demonstrates how chat control would work. Nobody stops Google from flagging "interesting" images/files as suspicious and uploading them to some cloud
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One thing I haven't seen mentioned at all here is the impact of this change on self-hosting. Updating apps or checking for updates becomes a real challenge with such a small rate limit. Suddenly everybody will have to switch to some mi
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`mirror.gcr.io` works fine for many popular images on Docker Hub.
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That will most likely fail, since the daemon tries to connect to the registry with SSL and your registry will not have the same SSL certificate as Docker Hub. I don't know if a proxy could solve this.
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Add Water – Keep Firefox in Fashion(github.com)
2 points by a022311 2y ago|1 comments
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Hello HN! I discovered a cool app and wanted to share it with the community! For those of you using Firefox GNOME theme[0] (or those wanting to try it out :wink:), Add Water makes the whole process of installing and tweaking it much easier.
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I feel like this is the most neutral, correct take on "wokeness" I've ever read on the internet. Good job!
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Every now and then uploads might crash, it takes ages for files to load and the whole app freezes. I'm using it with local file storage on an SSD over a relatively fast network. PHP just isn't made for file storage.
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Honestly, I feel that Nextcloud is full of bloat, the performance is quite disappointing and it's very unstable. I only use it for file storage, because I can't find a better alternative out there. My advice: never upload director
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by a022311 2y ago
Yeah I submitted that. Why is it #1? Should I flag it?
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Harder Drive: Hard drives we didn't want or need (2022) [pdf](tom7.org)
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It's actually very easy to implement your own authentication. You should use either Argon2 or Bcrypt to store passwords. If the website is small, you shouldn't use JWTs (see https://blog.ploetzli.ch/2024/shoul
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Show HN: Cup: A lightweight alternative to What's up Docker, written in Rust(github.com)
3 points by a022311 2y ago|0 comments