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by aryonoco 11mo ago
I can tell you that here in Australia we shut down 2G in 2011 and 3G in 2022-2023. And yes many things broke, train ticket vending machines stopped working, smart meters stopped working, etc. But then the got replaced. 2G and 3G is a horrib
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by aryonoco 11mo ago
About 12 months ago I was looking for a SSG for our documentation website and after trying many different options settled on Material for MKDocs. I had a list of criteria such as Mermaid.js and PlantUML support which no other option easily
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by aryonoco 11mo ago
In my experience, yes. I’m in Australia and when I want results from my state or even my neighbourhood, I only get the relevant results now. I think YMMV though and this is probably highly location dependant.
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by aryonoco 11mo ago
My Bitwarden account is protected with YubiKey as the 2FA. I then store every other TOTP in Bitwarden right next to the password. I get amazing convince with this setup, and it’s still technically two factor. To get into my Bitwarden accoun
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by aryonoco 11mo ago
Thank you for the correction
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by aryonoco 11mo ago
Thank you for the correction
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by aryonoco 11mo ago
Microsoft technically delivered something very close to OS/2’s “Personalities” in Windows NT 4. They called it "Environment subsystems". Each subsystem could run applications written for different operating systems, the 3 av
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by aryonoco 11mo ago
Blazor is only for web applications, until you run into Blazor Hybrid, which doesn’t produce web applications!
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by aryonoco 1y ago
None of which is used by for example the Office team, which maintains their own UI Framework just for Office. Which itself is not used by Teams, which uses electron/WebView2, even though Teams is part of Office. And let’s not forget ab
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by aryonoco 1y ago
Qt is LGPL 3. Slint is GPL 3. There is a massive difference there for a “library “ But to be fair to Slint, they do have a free proprietary license which can be used for developing proprietary applications as long as it’s not considers in
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by aryonoco 1y ago
Really interesting, and look forward to playing with it However I find it bizarre that in the comparison table, Qt’s licensing is described as “Commercial”. Yes Qt is available under a commercial license but it’s also available under LGPL 3
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by aryonoco 1y ago
I used Linux exclusively from 1999 to 2012. I gave up in 2012 and switch to Mac. I’ve just switched back to Linux, and I can confirm. It’s different, it’s very different. And it’s very good. I realised how much I’ve just been fighting Apple
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by aryonoco 1y ago
I think Thunderbird will implement JMAP at some point, because as I understand it their upcoming hosted mail service, Thunderbird Pro will offer it. I looked into adding JMAP support to Thunderbird but the client is so tied around the ideas
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by aryonoco 1y ago
I mean, it’s not impossible. F# is a compiled, strongly and static typed functional language that also provides a great REPL
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by aryonoco 1y ago
For the same reason it’s called “Azure Database for PostgreSQL”, whereas the sensible name would have been “PostgreSQL Database for Azure”. If Microsoft is putting someone else’s trademark (in this case Linux or PostgreSQL) in its product n
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by aryonoco 1y ago
I started on Android in 2008. I maintained my own ROM, complete with a custom kernel. Then I moved on to various AOSP forks. I ran the local Android Developers MeetUp and evangelised the platform for so many years. This year I finally moved
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An unstable Debian stable update(lwn.net)
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by aryonoco 1y ago
Have you got any links to any peer reviewed papers discussing this about Keto?
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by aryonoco 1y ago
As a Kagi Ultimate subscriber with a Family Plan and a separate subscription for Orion+, I've got to say, I don't see the point of this. RSS works great and there are a million ways to consume them. There are also a myriad New agg
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by aryonoco 1y ago
As well as F1, he was quite a popular figure in some Nazi cosplaying dungeons.
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by aryonoco 1y ago
I moved from Proton to Fastmail (and Mullvad for VPN). I was a a founding paying member of Proton Mail. I loved them and evangelised them for years. But after a decade, the quality of the offering, especially the mail and calendar, is almos
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by aryonoco 1y ago
For what it’s worth, in F#, tail recursive functions are turned into equivalent loops by the .NET CLR. I actually like the compromise. I get to write safe functional code while getting all the benefits of a highly optimised iterative opera
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by aryonoco 1y ago
I just did because of Quick Sync. Plenty of software has support for Quick Sync, the two I use are Plex and Immich. The AMD equivalent, VCN, has never had anywhere near the same level of software support.
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by aryonoco 1y ago
The Renault V10 is simply sublime. Here it is, after winning the championship at the hands of Alonso, “singing” we are the champions: https://youtu.be/8aArSn4IhHI
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by aryonoco 1y ago
Maybe I wasn’t clear. Yes Linux has had FDE on for a long time, but with traditional FDE using LUKS etc, you cannot use accessories such as a thunderbolt keyboard during the boot process to enter the password to unlock the disk. Which is a
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by aryonoco 1y ago
For those curious about systemd-homed, lwn had a writeup about a discussion in Fedora about it which provides a good summary of the pros and cons of systemd-homed. https://lwn.net/Articles/995915/
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by aryonoco 1y ago
Stay safe! Meanwhile, I want to be able to mount my home directory on an external drive, and have it shared between systems without UID/GID hell. And, Have an encrypted home directory and boot the system and be able to enter my passwor
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by aryonoco 1y ago
No one is skeptical of compilers?! I guess you haven’t met many old fashioned C systems programmers, who go out of their way to disable compiler optimisations as much as they can because “it just produces garbage”. Every generation, we seem
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by aryonoco 1y ago
Unless you’re writing pure assembly, aren’t we all using machines to generate code?
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by aryonoco 1y ago
If anyone is looking for a similar thing in F#, complete with automatic type generation etc, have a look at SqlHydra.

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