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by benoau 1mo ago
This is why I like NestJS's swagger integration which derives your spec from class-validator payload constraints and some endpoint decorators, if/as those change it updates automatically.
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by benoau 1mo ago
I find it blocks a lot on my Android tablet with Firefox, although the "Chrome Mask" extension seems to help. Without it I can only browse a couple pages deep into "/news" and maybe one page of "/newest
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by benoau 1mo ago
New Mexico or New Orleans.
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by benoau 1mo ago
The best advice I've seen for conclusively deleting your account is to get it banned.
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by benoau 1mo ago
I think most open source developers simply aren't facing this risk, the only ones that I can think of are Nitter and the various Nintendo Switch emulators...
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by benoau 1mo ago
My bad I was thinking of a similar extension "sheddit". Yours is quite a bit nicer.
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by benoau 1mo ago
Works ok for browsing links, it’s not as nice as “old” but it’s okay - but the post comments are still the incoherent “new” design.
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by benoau 1mo ago
> According to the FTC, Amazon told more than 500,000 small and medium-sized businesses that it ran a “second-price” auction where the winning advertiser would pay just one cent more than the next-highest bid, rather than the full amount
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by benoau 1mo ago
The whole premise ignores how much the same companies are fined and settling for in the US, for many of the same reasons: privacy abuse, market abuse, societal abuse, worker abuse, etc. Pound for pound the recent Meta settlement has certai
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by benoau 1mo ago
It's a very slow process, first there is investigations, then legislation, then enactment, then enforcement which is separately a very slow process. It requires a lot of willpower to get and keep the ball rolling and in fact nobody ha
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by benoau 1mo ago
It will be to prevent access to third-party app stores as both the EU and Japan legislated they must be allowed. > In a support document about alternative app marketplaces in the EU, Apple explained that “device eligibility for alternati
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by benoau 1mo ago
Tailwind's okay, it's just like going back to doing style="....." so it's ridiculously verbose but very simple. We stopped doing that a long time ago because having a 500-character string of inline styles sucks and
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by benoau 2mo ago
It depends on how long Apple want to support the devices, if the support matches the longevity of the devices maybe nobody really needs Asahi. I believe all Intel Macs have received their final macOS version now so it is almost time for Ap
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by benoau 2mo ago
Someone actually got an eGPU to pass-through to a Linux VM - with a steep performance penalty anyway. If you are gaming at 4K a 4090 will still be better even with the performance hit. Although obviously this will blow your solar budget!
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by benoau 2mo ago
> I bet it does seem bonkers that the European Commission has signed off on compliance All the EU has said, which is quoted in the article, is: > “The Commission welcomes Apple’s changes to their business terms, which follow a close d
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by benoau 2mo ago
Yeah the worst thing about working from within your house... bathroom, coffee, anything at all that necessitates going out of the room entails a major context switch for the most inane reasons and conversations.
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by benoau 2mo ago
> The F.A.A. has verified 58 incidents in which a lithium battery led to smoke, fire or extreme heat on passenger or cargo flights as of mid-August. The majority of cases have involved battery packs, and a handful led to the flight being
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by benoau 2mo ago
> feels mostly like astro-turfing attempts at destabilisation Well it is certainly the perfect conditions for it, the EU is surrounded by friends and enemies alike who openly seek to break it up and the biggest companies in the world are
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by benoau 2mo ago
And the nomad visa is not so cheap, by yourself it requires €2850/month which I believe is a LOT more than rural workers are earning, this is exactly how people get squeezed out of housing.
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by benoau 2mo ago
Totally agree.
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by benoau 2mo ago
It seems premature to declare this resolved when an EU official told the press they welcome and will monitor the changes. To put this into perspective, last December when Meta announced a similar step towards compliance they said practical
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by benoau 2mo ago
I do Lidarr for the downloads, MusicBrainz Picard for the data cleanup, then use the Synology DS Audio app to selectively add music to my phone (since it doesn't all fit). I wouldn't want to do all this on my phone, it's cap
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by benoau 2mo ago
It's really fascinating to watch this and "Stop Killing Games" just keep on snowballing into a demand for consumers to have at least some rights.
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by benoau 2mo ago
Looks almost interchangeable with NestJS, just missing the module boilerplate. Is it actually bun-specific? Seems like this would inhibit adoption - or worse, overshadow your efforts when someone forks it to support Node. Little bit wary o
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by benoau 2mo ago
Private repo? Curious about the premise because ultimately whatever RAM it's using is going to correlate with the data you put in it...
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by benoau 2mo ago
The law that requires allowing alternative browsers, the DMA, applies to the entire EU. But I believe there are still zero third party browsers, to publish their browser in the EU Mozilla need an EU development team because developers outsi
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by benoau 2mo ago
It's not the same legislation but it's of the same magnitude as what the grandparent poster would like, I'm citing the extreme difficulty to legislate these platforms.
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by benoau 2mo ago
There is no simple path. There have been multiple attempts to legislate a subset of what the parent poster is asking, and they have been met with a torrent of lobbying by the entrenched tech giants. Most recently California's BASED Ac
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by benoau 2mo ago
Not really, because it still imposes a compliance burden on every single developer using these payments. That alone is reason enough to abolish these fees IMHO. If Apple wants more money let them charge the developer an extra $50 or $100
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by benoau 2mo ago
Yes but Apple makes three arguments: 1) they have no costs to pass on 2) they deserve a profit 3) they dismiss the 9th Circuit's ruling as invalid

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