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by akho 1y ago
Twelve nights of Christmas. Would also work better for me, calendar-wise :)
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by akho 1y ago
> massive difference in deaths per capita to just about every other large developed country [1] The US is mid-way down that list, below most of Eastern Europe. Sweden, with notably lax mask/distancing approach, is better than EU ave
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by akho 1y ago
> That's a lie. None of your links address the OP's claim. You'd need to consider < 60 mortality, not total. Replies like yours are not trust-building.
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by akho 1y ago
This was strictly in reply to the direct parent commenter, who mentioned fish_history and extolled fzf's shell integrations. I often use fzf for mini-TUIs, or pipe to it. The OP list is significantly cheapened by the various ls alterna
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by akho 1y ago
fish fuzzy matches on Ctrl+R, and on Tab, without fzf.
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by akho 1y ago
The list includes jq. I’d frankly love to never have a problem that jq solves, but, well, here we are. ripgrep is something I have installed, but use only via text editor integrations. fzf is nice for building ad-hoc TUIs. fd may make sense
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by akho 1y ago
How do you price this? How many flops per watt for freedom?
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by akho 1y ago
> self hosting, federated this or that > creating endless pointless copies of your pesonal information in databases across the world These are completely different, unrelated concerns.
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by akho 1y ago
Traditional print syndication provides articles to smaller publications, who re-contextualize them in other material. Like your RSS reader does. I note that you haven’t addressed your weirdest claim — that the default presentation of most f
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by akho 1y ago
I've patched miniflux with a different sorting algorithm that is less preferential to frequent posters. It did change my experience for the better (though my particular patch is likely not to everyone's taste). It is a bit strange
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by akho 1y ago
> I never encountered it in Google Reader It was the default view in Google Reader, the "All Items" view. A mix of all feeds, ordered chronologically, is the default view in tt-rss, miniflux, inoreader, feedly, netnewswire, and
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by akho 1y ago
There’s also https://gitlab.com/simple-nixos-mailserver/nixos-mailserver , if you prefer to write not quite as much Nix yourself. MS365 (outlook, hotmail) bounced my emails for a while. Not “classified as spam”, but ou
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by akho 1y ago
> How’s it frustrating? I was saying that this part of your previous comment: > just powerful enough I wouldn’t worry about general tasks being frustrating. is not true. From experience with pi 5. It was not powerful enough to avoid f
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by akho 1y ago
It is frustrating though. And more expensive than an n100 box + keyboard, which is both more powerful, and has better software support.
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by akho 1y ago
Your picture of a ebook is perfectly clear.
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by akho 1y ago
It works fine. You click a link, and the file downloads. I have no idea what you mean. Discord?..
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by akho 1y ago
They also have a youtube in there.
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by akho 1y ago
> Now imagine trying to start a software business in Iran, the stifling effect is way higher than a measly percentage point. Depriving Iranians of legal access to Western tools opens the market to locals. I suspect that the market is big
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by akho 1y ago
It creates a hole. What does AI create?
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by akho 1y ago
no
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by akho 1y ago
I took a careful look at the definition of malware on Wikipedia. Ads are malware.
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by akho 1y ago
And yet imgur, with no revenue at all, managed to fill that gap.
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by akho 1y ago
The comment that I was commenting said > they’re trying to glue your eyeballs to your screen and they’ve done extremely well at that I was saying that they haven't, in my experience. The number of products and the volume of work inv
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by akho 1y ago
Have they? Meta's main product, Facebook, seems to be much less dominant than it was a decade ago. I, in particular, used to use Facebook, Instagram, Google Search, and Gmail a decade ago. Now I don't, because the products have be
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by akho 1y ago
Why do they update Hugo if they were happy with past versions? Static site generators can be, you know. Static. Are you supposed to update these things?
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by akho 1y ago
Shadowsocks still works. It can be detected through active probing, but blocking it automatically is a bit above their current capabilities. No reason not to use the *rays anyway.
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by akho 1y ago
Starlink, by policy, connects you through a ground station in the same country. They wouldn't be allowed to operate otherwise.
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by akho 1y ago
*ray clients typically allow configuration of routing. So you can send only blocked stuff through the tunnel; or, in reverse, send some known-working stuff (e. g. local domain) direct. Also works as adblock.
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by akho 1y ago
xray is a proxy. They may have needed an actual VPN.
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by akho 1y ago
AmneziaWG is obfuscated, wireguard-based, and has clients for whatever.

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