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by allarm 3y ago
I mean, any modern device such as a Mac or a Windows laptop or an Android phone allows running your own code and it doesn’t require you to be a sysadmin to do that. What evidence do you need?
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by allarm 3y ago
Bash is not simple. It’s unforgiving in many unique ways. And it’s difficult to master, unless you code in it every day, which is not a norm for most of us. And if you didn’t master it it’s dangerous, because it’s unforgiving. So it goes.
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by allarm 3y ago
Nothing odd about it. These apps are frontend; building a backend of a reddit scale is a completely different task.
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by allarm 3y ago
This is very common in Singapore for example. Basically everything is "on sale" all the time. So it's not about developing countries.
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by allarm 3y ago
They should’ve called it eyeOS instead of visionOS
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by allarm 3y ago
Umm, subscription is actually the way Kagi monetises, instead of selling ads. This is exactly why you should consider it.
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by allarm 3y ago
Obviously, but Emacs is (un)fortunately not for everyone.
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by allarm 3y ago
I use Emacs but don’t use Lisp. Sometimes I use vim and experimenting with neovim. The editor wars are incredibly frustrating and boring, don’t start one.
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by allarm 3y ago
There is no “problem” other than you’ve imagined.
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by allarm 3y ago
Gosh, what an insulting comment. > massive, obvious problems It’s not problems, it’s opportunities you’re missing, because you don’t understand and aggressively don’t want to understand the actual reasons why people are using it, whining
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by allarm 3y ago
> wouldn't stop it from turning up if you go looking. Yeah, same goes for your naïve sister-in-law. So why don’t they add the “propaganda” tag, so that your relatives could clearly see it and I could search for it (for whatever reas
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by allarm 3y ago
They could simply add a “propaganda” tag and give an option to filter out the search results marked with that tag. If anything I can specifically search for Russian propaganda, for whatever reason.
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by allarm 3y ago
I’ve seen people using recreational drugs while working in the office, so…
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by allarm 3y ago
What are you talking about? It’s not about the username, it’s about the whole history of tweets, including conversations. I assume it’s quite easy to see why removing the conversation history of a deceased person might be considered bad by
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by allarm 3y ago
Is there a way to archive the whole twitter history? I think there was a limitation on a number of tweets you can export using their api.
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by allarm 3y ago
re: accent The funny thing is that I spent some time working on my English accent, and it wasn't that hard. Grammar and common phrases are two difficult things that I still haven't mastered. The combination of these two factors ca
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by allarm 3y ago
> opt out is reasonable It absolutely isn’t.
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by allarm 4y ago
> You don't get pushed anything if you are not using the "For You" tab. Yes.
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by allarm 4y ago
You don’t understand something very basic about adult people interaction, that’s much worse.
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by allarm 4y ago
Oh right, and if your need is to open a specific site only, your best choice would be to write your own browser heavily optimized just for this particular site, instead of using Chrome. Nonsense.
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by allarm 4y ago
It’s weird that almost every emacs or vim related post has a thread like this, filled with hate. Hard to explain it honestly. I’ve yet to see a person who would force somebody to use vim instead of whatever editor the other guy is using. No
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by allarm 4y ago
> There is nothing wrong with sleeping on the floor to meet a deadline, even regularly, if you know it's worth for whom you do it Except there’s basically everything wrong about it.
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by allarm 4y ago
It’s not clearly stated in the docs, this is exactly how and why that happens.
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by allarm 4y ago
You know, it would be nice for you to actually read the docs before posting insulting comments. > This creates a firewall rule in the container We’re done here.
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by allarm 4y ago
> the alternative is ridiculous. Like what is, having full control over your own system? I don’t think there’s anything wrong with not messing with my firewall and leaving this part to me. > is crazy And this is why, exactly?
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by allarm 4y ago
Except it is not clear at all and should mention the firewall changes. I expect that publishing means listening on 0.0.0.0, not messing with the firewall.
447.
by allarm 4y ago
If I happen to have a huge number of tabs open I usually just close them all without looking, but that’s just me I guess.
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by allarm 4y ago
Things have only gotten worse. I left the island after more than 6 years there, moved to EU and couldn’t be happier. The stats vs the real life statement totally makes sense.
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by allarm 4y ago
> mentally diseased The mentioned commenter didn’t say it though.
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by allarm 4y ago
What about it? It can be easily done with Ansible. I managed a distributed infra with containers orchestrated by Ansible, worked fine.

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