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by brunoqc 2y ago
It looks nice. I wish it would support prometheus/lokio/grafana.
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by brunoqc 2y ago
> * All content that resides under the "explorer/ee/" directory of this repository is licensed under the license defined in "explorer/ee/LICENSE". Not really open source. If you care about that.
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by brunoqc 2y ago
Similar to this, anyone knows how to use htmx within a shadowrootmode to stream html out-of-order? I asked here https://github.com/bigskysoftware/htmx/discussions/2646
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by brunoqc 2y ago
Zulip-style threads are awesome. Matrix said they would implement something like it. One day.
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by brunoqc 2y ago
Why? We all know what "source available" mean and that it's not really open-source.
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by brunoqc 2y ago
You don't need an addon for https://safebrowsing.google.com
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by brunoqc 2y ago
I see there's a progress.js file. Is this supposed to show a progress bar for some apps? Which linux app support this?
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by brunoqc 2y ago
Do you use something like cargo-watch for "hot reload"?
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by brunoqc 2y ago
Do you have a timestamp? EDIT: https://youtu.be/7vF5647gNbo?t=14340 maybe
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by brunoqc 2y ago
That project isn't very active. The last significant commit was 3 years ago.
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by brunoqc 2y ago
177 thumbs up on the issue and 0 replies from the maintainer in those 2 months. "concerning"
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by brunoqc 2y ago
I was supporting a variation in my head of the "Yeah but who wants to contribute to an SDK for a service that you need to pay for?" claim. You can self-host for free, so maybe @hahn-kev don't mind contributing to the SDK now.
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by brunoqc 2y ago
But not foss. It's using the BSL or FSL or whatever.
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by brunoqc 2y ago
Any nice tool to archive web sites using the warc format?
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by brunoqc 2y ago
I'm an idiot. I searched the new blog article, but not the other way around. Thanks.
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by brunoqc 2y ago
Semi related. I wonder if they are planning to use the open podcast API https://fosdem.org/2024/schedule/event/fosdem-2024-3390-intr...
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by brunoqc 2y ago
Nice. I wish timescaledb open-sourced their s3 storage thing.
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by brunoqc 2y ago
I wonder if it answers some of SmarterEveryDay's criticism[1]. Like the crazy number of launch required for this. [1] Talking about the Artemis program to the American Astronautical Society https://www.youtube.com/watch
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by brunoqc 2y ago
We are on a venture capital website. Don't be surprised that when people read an article about killer drones, they just salivate at the sweet pentagon money.
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by brunoqc 2y ago
I remember seeing the video 8 years ago but I never heard about it again. I was wondering if the project was stuck or just a PoC. I wonder if it evolved and how useful it has been since.
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by brunoqc 3y ago
Is it the same program that was removed from github because of a DMCA claim?
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by brunoqc 3y ago
I think the pixel pods have it too.
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by brunoqc 3y ago
I didn't mean that the article was not accurate. I mean the title is withholding information and wants us to click on it. Maybe the "Pi 5 is still an odd fit for day-to-day desktop use; cheap mini PCs come closer" subtitle wo
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by brunoqc 3y ago
Clickbait title.
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by brunoqc 3y ago
If you use git-maintenance with a cronjob, and you like that the device ask you each time for more security, how do can you tell that the request is from git-maintenance?
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by brunoqc 3y ago
It's open-core https://github.com/lapce/lapdev/blob/8eeb3cc3cbbf4c5bf4e7928... , if you care about that.
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by brunoqc 3y ago
Last commit is 5 years ago. That is a lot in dog years.
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by brunoqc 3y ago
I guess it's "open core". "View license"
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by brunoqc 3y ago
Yeah. A proxy war doesn't mean that Ukraine doesn't deserve to be free. We care about Ukraine and its people, the US care about money and power.
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by brunoqc 3y ago
Are you sure? not for me

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