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by akerro 7y ago
Facebook on mobile is only usable from Chrome
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by akerro 7y ago
Damn, this map is really scary https://i.imgur.com/t1ls7wG.png
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by akerro 7y ago
Seriously is it what nytimes is now? https://gfycat.com/maturefarflunghagfish
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by akerro 7y ago
Ok, so this isn't about Tomcat...
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by akerro 7y ago
>pledge 10 years of support or something. Totally gonna believe them
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by akerro 7y ago
And Node-RED for more advanced automations https://nodered.org/
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by akerro 7y ago
It's a Dell latitude laptop, screen is at 60Hz
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by akerro 7y ago
I noticed absolutely no difference after upgrading from 19.04. Do I need to do anything?
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by akerro 7y ago
>it's not easy. it's not fast to run. it's not fast to write. it's not fast to read. it's not memory efficient. it's not fun Was 2010 last time you used Java? All these things were addresses in lat 5 release
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by akerro 7y ago
>Node.js was a contender but lost steam. May be .net once it becomes truly platform neutral have a chance to take on Java. C# and CLR lost it a few years ago, GraalVM is taking this space really rapidly now. I'm in opposition to mos
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by akerro 7y ago
Because there are programming languages people hate and programming languages people don't use.
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by akerro 7y ago
dedicated server
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by akerro 7y ago
I pay ~$3.5 for my dedicated server and already consider it expensive...
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by akerro 7y ago
https://protonmail.com/blog/search-risk-google/
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by akerro 7y ago
They remove you from search results and you go bankrupt.
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by akerro 7y ago
Let's hope it's not a card game
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by akerro 7y ago
Yes, let's go on: >Podman provides a Docker-compatible command - not when you're using docker-compose and have custom scripts for docker-compose - lack of support from Linux distributions - only Fedora switched to Podman a few
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by akerro 7y ago
>I doubt they read the law in question. No, but they answered it according to their beliefs.
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by akerro 7y ago
Call it "Church of Churches as a Service" and you don't have pay taxes too!
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by akerro 7y ago
My OpenWRT uses in-memory blacklist in dnsmasq on Omnia Turris that's faster than rpi. I would imagine the performance of settings it on pihole would be unnoticeable, as it also stores blacklist in memory. The only latency difference w
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Java 12 and 13 What's new and noteworthy? By Piotr Przybyl(youtube.com)
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by akerro 7y ago
Is Linus going to be banned from LF conferences for the ugly words he said about people?
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by akerro 7y ago
hah, good point ;)
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by akerro 7y ago
My other comment: There is also OONI for mobile from TorProject that does the same, app and data are opensource. Available in FDroid https://ooni.torproject.org/
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by akerro 7y ago
There is also OONI for mobile from TorProject that does the same, app and data are opensource. Available in FDroid https://ooni.torproject.org/
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by akerro 7y ago
>So much for "Don't be Evil"....RIP https://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2015/10/02/as-google-becomes-al...
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by akerro 7y ago
>Microsoft (has or any other company) supports it by having their engineers contribute to it. If project goes down and maintainers leave the project, Microsoft also loses money spent on their engineers contributing there. They will have
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by akerro 7y ago
>y banned use of WhatsApp and encouraged everyone to switch to the open-source Signal (another encrypted messaging app) Oversimplification: WhatsApp is based on Signal, but repurposed for Facebook.
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by akerro 7y ago
There more extreme cases: >Who Pays When The DEA Destroys Your Vehicle And Kills Your Employee During A Botched Sting? Hint: Not The DEA https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20150428/16401530826/who-p...

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