darau1

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by darau1 5y ago
What client is that?
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by darau1 5y ago
Then should we not amend the protocol to define these things? Why reinvent the wheel, when we could improve it?
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by darau1 5y ago
But those are problems with /the client/. Not the protocol.
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by darau1 5y ago
Yes, that's what I was thinking of. What does it do wrong? I was actually thinking of signing up, but it is too expensive.
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by darau1 5y ago
Unless you physically hand your taxes in, isn't any solution technically vulnerable to being compromised? Also, wouldn't encryption fix this problem? I don't understand how it might be implemented in the real world, but if yo
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by darau1 5y ago
Can you give some examples? I've never seen any mentioned.
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by darau1 5y ago
I really think all email needs is a fresh coat of paint. I believe the ruby on rails team worked on something like this, but I forget the name of the service
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by darau1 5y ago
So FOSS is insecure if maintainers are lazy? This would hold true for any piece of software, wouldn't it? The difference here is that even though the "hypocrite commits" /were/ accepted, they were spotted soon after
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by darau1 6y ago
Long ago Ruby on rails had a feature that sort of cached all links on the current page to make navigating to them faster. What happened to that? Would that not provide the same speed benefit? I'm ignoring the inefficient use of data he
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by darau1 6y ago
That looks rather promising!
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by darau1 6y ago
I was able to touch type with my thumbs on my blackberry, in the before-times
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by darau1 6y ago
I really wish they would just make some keyboard-case-love-child for some of the more popular mainstream devices. I really want a physical keyboard, but I don't want to give up my daily driver for a $900 unknown variable.
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by darau1 6y ago
I prefer text simply because I can read the same text faster than anyone could dictate it to me. Plus I can CTRL+F through text.
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by darau1 6y ago
I love coffee too, but I don't feel like it has the effect of "pepping me up" anymore. I drink it almost as a snack, now. I have taken my intake way down, though. I used to do 6 - 9 cups a day, depending on the day. Now I&#x2
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by darau1 6y ago
I've decided to finally roll my own matrix server, and configure bridges for the apps that fit into this "I have to use it because person x is too stubborn" category. It'll be a learning experience, and will skip all the
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by darau1 6y ago
I would prefer signal, but I use Telegram. Everyone I talk to likes the feature set, so Signal would seem like a step backward.
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by darau1 6y ago
Uninstalled. Signal is better.
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by darau1 6y ago
So we'd still be limited by the speed of classical communication in sending the object's state to the new location? I hope I'm understanding this correctly.
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by darau1 6y ago
thank you jesus
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by darau1 6y ago
A few questions I have: - what happens after you send the email? - Is there somewhere I can pull that up on sourcehub? - Does feedback come to the email attached to my git user? - if the maintainer decides to apply my patch, does it still s
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by darau1 6y ago
> power users who think they know more than they do, who end up destroying their data through the API That's their own fault IMO. Power users by virtue of their name shouldn't need babysitting.
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by darau1 6y ago
There's also SurfingKeys[1]. [1]: https://github.com/brookhong/Surfingkeys/
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by darau1 6y ago
I wonder how they'd feel about me hopping into the dev-console to just hide it.
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by darau1 6y ago
I also got into the more nitty-gritty nuances of mysql through with phpmyadmin. Many things I find being done on client side "dashboard" applications can be handled by a mysql view, which can then be pulled up in phpmyadmin.
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by darau1 6y ago
I was speaking more to devs, but I agree to an extent. I suppose I didn't realize how much a bad UI would alienate developers.
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by darau1 6y ago
Not to knock this product; it's really impressive, and I like it, but it makes me wonder: does nobody just use phpmyadmin (or some phpmyadmin-like) for this kind of thing? I have, and it's worked for me; even if it's a little
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by darau1 6y ago
Don't forget the fact that you have the option of running pipelines on your own machines. I do this for all my projects, and only really use shared runners by mistake when I forget to set it up. I am a little dismayed to find out that
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by darau1 6y ago
Can I bug you when you get the remarkable 2.0 to find out if it still does all that?
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by darau1 6y ago
I used it that way because I've gotten used to the org-mode syntax. It's much easier to /me/.
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by darau1 6y ago
I definitely don't think it's /useless/, but I wouldn't use it. Someone out there wants a dead simple login solution that they can get running with a handful of lines of code. That being said, if this was /self

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