cachius

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by cachius 8mo ago
Recently they removed the ability to search by date. And on Maps they drastically reduced the info shown to non-logged in users.
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by cachius 8mo ago
That Tires Tho
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by cachius 8mo ago
2025 that is
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by cachius 8mo ago
Serverless means spinning compute resources up on demand in the cloud vs. running a server permanently.
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by cachius 8mo ago
What a nice feature! Really puts the user in control. Is there any maintained WM allowing this? How are modals treated on tiling WMs?
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by cachius 8mo ago
What about Kimi and GLM?
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by cachius 8mo ago
This is why it's so sad that Tampermonkey isn't open source. https://github.com/Tampermonkey/tampermonkey/discussions/173...
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by cachius 8mo ago
Man there are about 50 Android launchers on F-Droid: https://search.f-droid.org/?q=launcher Feels like picking a distro when going to Linux. Notable changes compared to it's base Finn's Launcher: https:/&#x2
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How to fix your life in 1 day(letters.thedankoe.com)
1 points by cachius 8mo ago|0 comments
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by cachius 8mo ago
What are flocks in this context? Surely not a number of sheep...
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by cachius 8mo ago
I'd like a good .eml viewer that undoes the quoted printable transformation for the contained plain and html text. useful for mails downloaded from Outlook.
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by cachius 8mo ago
> efficiently divide the set of files. It turns out, fpart does just that! Fpart is a Filesystem partitioner. It helps you sort file trees and pack them into bags (called "partitions"). It is developed in C and available under
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by cachius 8mo ago
rclone --multi-thread-streams allows transfers in parallel, like robocopy /MT You can also run multiple instances of rsync, the problem seems how to efficiently divide the set of files.
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by cachius 8mo ago
Reminds me of T2 SDE: a highly customizable and portable build system for creating complete Linux distributions from source. It serves as a robust toolkit for building everything from embedded platforms to full desktop systems https:&#x2
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A TODO List that works (2023)(softwaredesign.ing)
2 points by cachius 8mo ago|0 comments
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by cachius 9mo ago
What's your experience at high speeds, with garbled speech artifacts and pronouncation accuracy?
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by cachius 9mo ago
Glooming bottom line: So what's the way forward for blind screen reader users? Sadly, I don't know. Modern text to speech research has little overlap with our requirements. Using Eloquence [32-bit voice last compiled in 2003], the
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by cachius 9mo ago
There's also another partial Win32 reimplementation in retrowin32, with the different goal of being a Windows emulator for the web , not for Linux or as alternate OS, at https://evmar.github.io/retrowin32/ It thu
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by cachius 9mo ago
PolyMarket bets are becoming ever more problematic the wider it gets known, carrying the manipulation incentives from stock markets into every bettable aspect of society. > Total garbage. Spread by a $9bn company with a 1m-follower accou
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by cachius 9mo ago
Is it an electric train with power lines above? They produce huge magnetic fields and will cause any compass to deviate.
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by cachius 10mo ago
This community was banned for repeatedly violating Reddit's Moderator Code of Conduct.
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by cachius 10mo ago
Why not?
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by cachius 10mo ago
Does anybody know how to just list the processes running inside a single container from within that container? And isn’t it a design flaw if you can see all processes from inside a container? This could provide useful information for escapi
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Wicketkeeper – privacy-friendly, self-hostable PoW CAPTCHA(github.com)
1 points by cachius 10mo ago|1 comments
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by cachius 10mo ago
Go based, similar to JS based ALTCHA https://altcha.org/ discussed at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43971068 Has a nice diagram showing how it works protecting web forms.
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by cachius 10mo ago
This dance to get access is just a minor annoyance for me, but I question how it proves I’m not a bot. These steps can be trivially and cheaply automated. I think the end result is just an internet resource I need is a little harder to acc
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by cachius 10mo ago
Re: retrieval: That's where the snake eats its tail as AI slop floods the web, grounding is like laying a foundation in a swamp. And that Rube Goldberg machine tries to prevent the snake from reaching its tail. But RGs are brittle and
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by cachius 10mo ago
Grounding in search results is what Perplexity pioneered and Google also does with AI mode and ChatGPT and others with web search tool. As a user I want it but as webadmin it kills dynamic pages and that's why Proof of work aka CPU tim
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by cachius 10mo ago
And it spawned ExtJS. Which could have been React, but they messed up. Literally they built a faster Facebook app 'Fastbook' in 2012. Short history lesson: https://medium.com/hackernoon/the-rise-and-fall-of-ex
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by cachius 10mo ago
Oh noes, I explored with sound off.

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