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by alecsm 1y ago
> The upcoming email hosting service from Thunderbird will support IMAP, SMTP and JMAP out of the box Is there any email hosting out there with support for JMAP?
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by alecsm 1y ago
Success happens when luck meets hard work.
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by alecsm 1y ago
What I've seen is mostly small apps and people that claim they're making thousands of dollars every month with them. And they usually try to sell you their courses/mentorships. I don't know if I'm being suspicious b
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by alecsm 1y ago
You have a point but he does too. Without you own search engines (or tech companies in general) you depend on third parties and become basically a puppet.
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by alecsm 1y ago
I had this feeling too. I needed some help today and it's messages where shorter but also detailed without all the spare text that I usually don't even read.
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by alecsm 1y ago
No, it wasn't the best but it's the first city I picked and I ended up liking it the most. Also I think it was the easiest wealthy city to raid as a pirate, so you could donate a lot of money as a mayor and then steal it as a pira
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by alecsm 1y ago
I wanted Imperium III and I got Patrician III by mistake. I didn't know how to play it at first as it wasn't your typical strategy game but after a while it became my favorite game. I ended up controlling the whole Hanseatic Leagu
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by alecsm 1y ago
There's a lot of us everywhere. I dropped out of uni after it kept holding me back. I think I have around 50% of credits left to finish. I was already working as a developer and I had many things to learn career wise. I had to choose b
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by alecsm 1y ago
5: Tax companies and individuals until doing business is no longer viable.
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by alecsm 1y ago
It's down in Spain too.
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by alecsm 1y ago
I know, that's why I'd like to have the wallet now :) Even if BTC hits 1 million in the future, 150k now would be life changing.
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by alecsm 1y ago
I wish I had access to my old wallet. I mined around 1.5BTC with my laptop and I deleted the wallet after a while because it was worthless.
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by alecsm 1y ago
¿Is a calculator useful or harmful when learning maths?
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by alecsm 1y ago
The 10 lines of code I write daily will be written by AI and I'll keep doing all the other work.
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by alecsm 1y ago
But you need a server for that to work.
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by alecsm 1y ago
I've never coded in Python anything besides some scripts here and there. So I started making a simple roguelike and an engine for a browser game. Nothing fancy but entertaining.
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by alecsm 1y ago
NoNameScript was the last standing mIRC script. It was sad to see it dying. We have WeeChat now but IRC doesn't feel the same. It was the Instagram of our time.
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by alecsm 1y ago
I started coding in the early 2000s in mIRC Scripting. It felt like magic. With only a few lines I could add stuff to the context menus, write auto responses, etc. I remember doing an "AI" bot that you could talk to. If it recogni
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by alecsm 2y ago
> If your son has requested a new "processor" from a company called "AMD", this is genuine cause for alarm. AMD is a third-world based company who make inferior, "knock-off" copies of American processor
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by alecsm 2y ago
That's why I think GNOME made the right decision by hiding it.
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by alecsm 2y ago
QT may be an important reason, yes, but I don't think it would change much with lets say GTK. Nobody wants to deal with the madness you find in KDE. I think most people like a configurable desktop but with sane and solid defaults. That
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by alecsm 2y ago
They have KDE Neon.
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by alecsm 2y ago
Gymnastics rings are one of the best things I've bought lately. I already had gym equipment at home but rings are something else. Once you try them you realize you're not strong enough and you have a lot to do. And I also feel the
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by alecsm 2y ago
I think Slimbook is releasing a Snapdragon laptop next year. I'm not a big fan of ARM in the desktop but I'm genuinely curious about it.
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by alecsm 2y ago
Then buy laptops made with linux in mind like Slimbook or Tuxedo. Slimbook Execute, Slimbook Excalibur, Tuxedo Infinity and Tuxedo Pulse are amazing machines.
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by alecsm 2y ago
50-50
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by alecsm 2y ago
I remember the first company I worked for. We had many different offices around the city and nearby cities. In every office we had several HP printers, same model. Everything worked fine until HP pushed an updated and on the same day, all t
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by alecsm 2y ago
Laravel hasn't changed much. I mean, it did, PHP also changed a lot in the last years but the whole idea behind the framework is the same. Full of features, easy to set up, many tools built around Laravel to deploy your app, to build y
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by alecsm 2y ago
I expected a real working clone of the Ryzen chip. Calling it mindblowing is a bit exaggerate since it's basically a piece of metal/plastic with no electronics in it.
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by alecsm 2y ago
I don't think anyone is arguing otherwise but that command is out of place there. Way more complex than the rest and poorly explained. Anyway, TIL the existence of grep -e.

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