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by beshrkayali 5y ago
I used multiple static site generators and in 2021 I stumbled upon Zola [1] (written in Rust) and it worked really nicely. One neat little feature I like is that you could have the theme separated or as part of your site. For the theme I ma
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
I did sign up. It's an interesting service, I tried a couple of queries and got the kind of results I expected. Not related to the service itself, but I strongly dislike those random (seemingly personal but are actually not) automated
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
Unrelated comment, but I’m tired of the seemingly obligatory “join our discord” crap… when people used to hang on IRC it wasn’t being pushed as hard as this. What’s the point?
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
Thanks! I'll check out the RX 580. They're a bit more pricy now than usual even on the second hand market, I guess due to chip shortage and miners.
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
Mind sharing a bit more about which Radeon you got? And how you achieve proper gpu pass through? Do you run Windows on Qemu?
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
If Sway had the support it deserves and a larger developer base to actually work decently with Nvidia cards, there would be no competition really. Under Wayland, it’s definitely the best WM experience anyone can wish for. I understand the w
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
> Crypto doesn't care who you are and where you live. Anyone can start with crypto. The only thing you need is a mobile phone and an internet connection that doesn't even have to be especially good. Most people today have both.
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Lucian of Samosata(en.wikipedia.org)
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
I’d recommend looking into Nim in Action [1] by Dominik Picheta. Really good book overall and helps get you up and running with Nim concepts. Dominik is core Nim team and author of Nimble. 1: https://www.manning.com/books&#x
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New NTFS Read-Write Driver from Paragon Merged to Linux Kernel(git.kernel.org)
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Why TODO might be better than an Abstract Base Class(github.com)
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
It's actually faster than using BankId. And BankId is not a requirement, there's usually always an alternative.
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
You can usually ask for a hardware device (called something like a security token device) to login with.
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
> first of all because it lacks GApps Anything that completely blocks Play services is a win in my book. Sweden is pretty much a willingly fully cashless society and you can still function normally without banking mobile apps, or with a
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
I stopped using stock Android and went back to iPhones because I thought Apple cares more about privacy than Google does. Not exactly correct in all cases I know (ie. they both suck in terms of privacy), but it seemed like Apple users are b
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
If you’re on Emacs I’d recommend checking out org roam [1]. I’ve been using it for a while to do connected notes (Zettelkasten) and I’ve been very happy with it. I tried a couple of methods for note taking and this one seems to be the one t
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
It's more shocking to me that parents are giving their kids cards and making them use apps for allowance.
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
There's no way they didn't expect some backlash on this. So I think it's partly for the marketing gimmick. I'm sure there are people at Github tho who really think they're making something valuable unfortunately. Sa
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
It's really kind of comical at this point. The more this copilot bs continues to be a thing, the more it's making Github seem irresponsible/careless at best.
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
FWIW Linux Unplugged[1](one of the best linux discussion podcast) still uses mumble[2] to connect and communicate with their community. 1: https://linuxunplugged.com/ 2: https://linuxunplugged.com/mumble
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
I'm thankful that Fastmail is not trying new things with their interface that messes up my flow. I've been using it for years and consistency is the main reason I love it. I'm tired of meaningless and random changes to UIs j
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
> it was very mainstream at one point, you had to have rss if you had a content site. And now it’s absolutely irrelevant except to a small niche of users. I'm not sure what you're trying to say. There's more people using i
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
It was never dead. If you like RSS, don't rely on Google. They'll probably kill it again [0] after this experiment runs its course, or wait until more people adopt it by default and then try to break yet another open standard. If
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
I think you need to consider changing the title of your article. If I understood correctly, you're saying: TeeSpring needs to fix their stupid checkout. I think your title should be: Your checkout should not break because of ad-block.
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
According to Al Jazeera (who's offices were also in that tower), there were sixty residential apartments in there. Sixty families at least have lost their home, possessions and memories.
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Israeli airstrike in Gaza destroys building with AP bureau(apnews.com)
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
I run pihole on my network. I monitored requests made from my tv and blocked the ones to LG one by one.
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
Very neat! Nice work! Your Twitter app permission list is very excessive tho.
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by beshrkayali 5y ago
> We make project management, team communication, and email software. We are not a social impact company. Someone should remind Github.
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Ontological Qualia: The Future of Personal Identity [2015](qualiacomputing.com)
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