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brunoqc
2y ago
It's taking a while for the new version to come out. It has been "weeks away" for like a year now.
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brunoqc
2y ago
Maybe just use syncthing-fork
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brunoqc
2y ago
"You have a serious reading problem"
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brunoqc
2y ago
Maybe https://beacondb.net/
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brunoqc
2y ago
Does this mean that R2 is not "eventually consistent" anymore? I wonder what are the use cases (and when it's safe) to use "eventually consistent". I'm guessing that maybe things like social media posts could b
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brunoqc
2y ago
Some day I really need to learn when to use sqlite in a durable object vs the eventually consistent one (r2).
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brunoqc
2y ago
> good luck running banking apps without Google SafetyNet. Doesn't most banks have a mobile version of their website. Maybe not the best but it could be a good compromise.
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brunoqc
2y ago
I just tried 0xchat. It's full of useless crypto shit, missing translation errors, their website is down and their "Oxchat Open Group" is basically dead. Not a great first impression.
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brunoqc
2y ago
Is the zed-editor not too cluttered for you? If not, it has some ai support.
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brunoqc
2y ago
I wonder if we should ditch pgbackrest now that PostgreSQL 17 has the new backup thing.
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brunoqc
2y ago
Drop them in front of the Red Letter Media warehouse in the middle of the night.
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brunoqc
2y ago
Thanks. My current pattern is to parse the files with rust, copy from stdin into a psql temp table, update the rows that have changed and delete the rows not existing anymore. I'm hoping it's less wasteful than truncating and impo
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brunoqc
2y ago
I batch import XMLs, CSVs and mssql data into postgresql. I'm pretty sure I could read them when needed with fdw. Is it a good idea? I think it can be slow but maybe I could use materialized views or something.
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brunoqc
2y ago
It seems a bit presumptive to assume I’m unfamiliar with how DNS works. While it’s true that DNS traffic to your ISP is generally readable, using HTTPS still offers significant privacy benefits. A single domain, like twitter.com, can transm
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brunoqc
2y ago
because your ISP doesn't need to know what your read?
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brunoqc
2y ago
Maybe check https://f-droid.org/packages/net.retiolus.osm2gmaps/ I don't know if it does what you want or if it's for the reverse.
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2y ago
> SWATting is nothing more then calling the police and sending them out to somewhere you known nothing is going on as an attack dog Bullshit. Swatting is: > the action or practice of making a prank call to emergency services in an att
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2y ago
I don't think so. When people get SWATed, usually a fake call is made, were the police are told that a murder was already committed by the caller and that we will kill everyone on sight. Thus the police expect real danger, brings the b
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2y ago
Come on. Calling the cops is nothing like Sweating.
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brunoqc
2y ago
Do you support Canada?
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brunoqc
2y ago
I wonder if I could run OpenBSD on this.
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brunoqc
2y ago
aliexpress had some in stock during the night. It's now at "14 sold". "there's dozens of us"
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brunoqc
2y ago
> What is Stremio? > Stremio is a modern media center that gives you the freedom to watch everything you want. https://www.stremio.com
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2y ago
Ukraine is the exception. It seems that most of the other wars the US got involved in were done with a bullshit pretext and the real reason seems to be that the US has economic/military interest in that territory. The US might not even
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brunoqc
2y ago
> they're moving from plain text files to a database I wonder if a database is required for CRDTs. I don't know if logseq use that, but if we had a FOSS note-taking app with CRDTs, we might have to give up the text format.
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2y ago
It doesn't seem to mention the new "privacy-aware" tracking. I got studies, something about "adjust" and some telemetry thing. Also they were already all off so it must not be one of them, I think.
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2y ago
Anyone knows how to disable this on Android?
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Bitwarden (the SDK and mobile app) is not FOSS
(community.bitwarden.com)
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2y ago
> It doesn't work at all on NixOS Doesn't it work with: zed-fhs = pkgs.buildFHSUserEnv { name = "zed"; targetPkgs = pkgs: with pkgs; [ zed-editor ]; runScript = "zed"; }
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brunoqc
2y ago
You can close the left dock (ctrl+b for me). The gutter is still huge, though.
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