chillfox

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by chillfox 3y ago
I have been paying for premium for a while now. The killer feature for me is larger file uploads.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Using Discord also results in a lot of zealots who are unpleasant to interact with self-filtering by staying away.
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by chillfox 3y ago
I think it's just different people having different preferences. For me, Discord is the best group chat app I have ever used. The UI is fantastic.
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by chillfox 3y ago
And yet support stated that they usually still bill 20% in those cases.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Nope, every PWA I have used ended up loosing data. They are universally shit across all devices/os I have tried.
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by chillfox 3y ago
“it's impossible to develop when you can only build 200 times per month” Seriously??? I am not a mobile developer, but that statement is totally bullshit. I regularly code for 20-60min between running a build. I highly doubt I get anyw
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by chillfox 3y ago
I have yet to try an “installed” PWA on any device that actually worked correctly when I needed it most, so I will take a shitty electron or web view wrapper app over a PWA any day.
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by chillfox 3y ago
30 days is way too short. In my experience, people either realise that they accidentally deleted a file immediately or after 3+ months. The day 2-90 period is rarely where a file needs to be recovered from.
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by chillfox 3y ago
My feeling is that it should default to be based on your location, same as search.
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by chillfox 3y ago
And yet, every single security system on the net relies on an element of obscurity to work. Passwords are secret (obscure), as are private keys for SSL/TLS.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Yep, I never really trusted managed databases. It just feels like one of those things that's so important to your app that not having full control of it is weird.
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by chillfox 3y ago
The fragmentation really has broken the on-demand promise of being able to watch what you want when you want.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Because you need an S3 compatible API? I use ZFS for most of my things, but I have yet to find a good way of just sharing a ZFS dataset over S3.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Supposedly a big reason is that Nvidia is difficult to work with.
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by chillfox 3y ago
It seems perfectly meritocratic to me. I mean it’s consistent with how the word “meritocratic” is always used. I have never seen a system that was actually based on skill or effort be described as meritocratic. Likewise I have never seen a
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by chillfox 3y ago
That statement very much reads like they aren't willing to license unless they get final say on products using the tech. Which sounds quite unreasonable as a condition for patent licensing.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Yeah, OpenCV is really easy to work with and use in quick scripts to process images. I have used it to group images of the same subject/angle, then remove the most blurry ones.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Don’t use glibc… I am of course partially joking. But seriously, use musl libc, build static binaries, build the images from scratch, and have a CI server handle it for you to keep it updated. Alternatively use a small image like Alpine as
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by chillfox 3y ago
Exactly, Docker + Compose is the best way of running server software these days. I keep my compose files in source control and I have got a CI server building images for anything that doesn’t have first party images available. Updates are s
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by chillfox 3y ago
Royal Caribbean has got Starlink in the middle of the ocean, it works brilliantly.
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by chillfox 3y ago
It would just be like 5 people running around with their hair on fire.
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by chillfox 3y ago
I can't think of a single example of an unsuccessful fork of a large project caused by a monetization change. So I am not convinced that success is the exception for that case.
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by chillfox 3y ago
I am using USB disks with ZFS connected to a standard cheap office PC as my storage server. It still provides plenty of benefits over ext4.
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by chillfox 3y ago
I pulled down my Google Drive data some time ago with rclone and a bunch of the older files were corrupted.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Email only is not even close to best effort. I know it’s standard to only do email for tech companies, but all other types of companies usually do physical mail and phone calls on top of emails for important notifications. I am not a custom
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by chillfox 3y ago
docs/man pages should still be made, and people who are assholes should be banned.
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by chillfox 3y ago
Maybe not, but it makes a community feel very welcoming
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by chillfox 3y ago
No one are automatically entitled to get the output of a community while sitting on the sideline, although a community may chose to make it available. Perhaps you should consider getting your answers from ChatGPT in the cases where a commun
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by chillfox 3y ago
"For small $50 charges? No way." Why not? If the phone companies here can extend that courtesy to normal consumers then I find it ridiculous to suggest that a cloud provider couldn't afford to do the same.
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by chillfox 3y ago
I would much rather engage with a community on Discord than on Github discussions/Reddit/a forum. The inability to easily browse historical posts is a feature to me that makes it much less risky to ask questions and join a communi

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