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by dewey 9mo ago
> BBC.com reaches 139 million visitors globally, including almost 60 million in the US, the corporation said. From: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx2vgkn7w10o The other countries most likely don't make
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by dewey 9mo ago
> US-based visitors to BBC.com will now have to pay $49.99 (£36) a year or $8.99 (£6.50) a month for access to most BBC News stories and features, and to stream the BBC News channel. Only the US traffic has a paywall, there's none i
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by dewey 9mo ago
I'm always tempted to buy one of these but most of them seem to be one time usage, and don't have a way to recharge. That always seems very wasteful to me. Any recommendations for a rechargable but thin one, AirTag itself is too t
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by dewey 9mo ago
> What’s the point of using application databases if the application cannot even query items by size and other attributes?! I know that's not the solution that we want, but at least you should be able to look into the sqlite databas
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by dewey 9mo ago
Because it's using an actual Mac as a gateway to run this on: https://docs.clawd.bot/help/faq#do-i-have-to-buy-a-mac-mini-...
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by dewey 9mo ago
I have 70GB of "Messages" on my Mac because iMessage "in the cloud" still stores all your attachments locally on every device. Yes, I can set the setting to delete attachments...but I want to keep them, just not on every
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Another rabbit hole: Paperless-ngx(blog.notmyhostna.me)
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by dewey 9mo ago
It's called being pragmatic, are you going to sponsor the bandwidth needed so it can be hosted on a sustainable indie server?
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by dewey 9mo ago
Isn't that exactly what is below the video in the "What is this about?" section?
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by dewey 9mo ago
I'm not talking about GitLab enterprise vs. GitLab free. It's about GitLab vs small projects like Gitea / Forgejo mentioned in the parent comment.
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by dewey 9mo ago
Just like a truck will always be more sluggish than a small car. They are very different beasts where one is aimed at enterprises and the other one for small projects without all the corporate needs.
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by dewey 9mo ago
The "Be in the room with …" image hover effects triggering the video are neat.
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I found the perfect yearly calendar (for me)(blog.notmyhostna.me)
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by dewey 9mo ago
> but at the same time maintained by Google means shit in practice. If you worked on Go projects that import Google protobuf / grpc / Kubernetes client libraries you are often reminded of that fact.
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by dewey 9mo ago
ToS are not enforceable if you don't use an official product feed from Amazon in this case. As shown by thousands of companies providing exactly this service for competitor analysis.
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by dewey 9mo ago
That's not someone profiting from the news story. It's the website of the group of people who were pushing that, talking to the EU and lobbying for it for a while. It's even linked on the website of the organizers behind it
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by dewey 9mo ago
One of them is https://klinger.io who has been lobbying and working on this EU Inc topic for a while if you follow him on Linkedin.
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by dewey 9mo ago
Every time I read these "I've managed to control Claude Code from my phone posts", they come with some variation of "so that I can continue being on my computer" during some other activity. It's a very personal
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by dewey 9mo ago
Indeed, that was one of the posts I stumbled upon when I started building this. There's also another one which I found interesting ( https://hawksley.org/2025/02/20/my-ubiquiti-unifi-protect-bi... ) as it
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by dewey 9mo ago
That was also my first impression when I saw the site. The color scheme in general looked more like "boring b2b SaaS" and not a personal budgeting app and not really something where I'd look forward to spending a lot of time
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by dewey 9mo ago
See "Lists" in the footer: https://news.ycombinator.com/lists
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by dewey 9mo ago
You are describing exactly that phenomenon. Of course it's your "right" to do that technically, but is it a nuisance to others? Yes. Just like smoking next to others (when allowed), or reclining your seat 100% in economy. Tec
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by dewey 9mo ago
Small typo on https://primoco.me/en/price : "conenction to a paid WebApp"
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by dewey 9mo ago
I've thought about it and it would make the whole project even cooler with actual stats of "birdhouse regulars" not just in aggregated form but I don't know if it's possible and if bird faces have enough unique feat
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by dewey 9mo ago
They've tried to have an AI assistant before AI was a big thing...it's just pretty bad and Siri never got better. If it would suddenly get better, like they teased (Some would say, lied about the capabilities) with Apple Intellige
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by dewey 9mo ago
Don't think that's an especially big deal, they've always included third party data in Siri or the OS which is usually credited (Example: Maps with Foursquare or TomTom, Flight information from FlightAware, Weather data and m
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by dewey 9mo ago
I just made the repository public, it's in "works on my machine state" but happy to hear feedback! https://github.com/dewey/birdhomie
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by dewey 10mo ago
Thanks, it's named after a similar commercial project called Birdbuddy but I didn't want to pay for a subscription and potentially have some e-waste on my hands in a few years. I also wanted to have it integrated in my existing Un
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by dewey 10mo ago
Over the holidays I was building a wooden birdhouse with a Unifi Protect camera and a small web interface that automatically identifies the birds and shows me a simple overview over which type of bird visited how many times. Birdhouse: htt
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Impressed by Synology Support(blog.notmyhostna.me)
1 points by dewey 10mo ago|0 comments

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