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by dewey 1y ago
That you enjoyed it more when it didn't have a "native" image integration is probably unrelated to that fact but just that the site changed in a lot of other ways. How does the hostname where the image gets loaded from matter
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by dewey 1y ago
I know a bunch of sites who do that and the problem is usually that register emails get flagged by outlook and never arrive, causing a lot of support burden. Easier to then nudge people into the direction of Gmail or other providers that do
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by dewey 1y ago
You can both write hacky projects in your free time and write good, well-tested code in your professional life. It’s not that deep.
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by dewey 1y ago
You can program just for fun, without having to make it a professional project. Just like you can do some woodworking without having the goal of becoming a professional carpenter.
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by dewey 1y ago
For backups that's usually not the best strategy.
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by dewey 1y ago
There’s many services providing virtual credit cards for exactly that purpose: https://www.privacy.com/
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by dewey 1y ago
I did the same a few weeks ago ( https://blog.notmyhostna.me/posts/ssd-upgrade-for-mac-mini-m... ), usually I’m far into the “just pay for convenience” camp but this was so easy to do and the price difference was just to
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by dewey 1y ago
I always appreciate more iTunes / Music.app competitors but personally I don't like the look of Minimoon. It looks more like a Windows app and not really like a native macOS app, especially with the sidebar.
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by dewey 1y ago
There’s a reason library based players were invented and that’s that you don’t need to batch rename files, or tag a file 3 times if it’s part of 3 different playlists.
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by dewey 1y ago
Reading this I expected the README to be unreadable, filled with images and emojis, but found them to be very detailed with lots of code examples (Which I often miss in Gems) and explanations which was obviously a lot of work to do. Thanks
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by dewey 1y ago
If you are looking for a “old school iTunes” kind of player there’s also https://swinsian.com/
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by dewey 1y ago
Academically it might be correct, but shipping real features will in most cases be more important than hitting some text book definition of correctness.
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by dewey 1y ago
The parent post says America, not Africa though.
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by dewey 1y ago
> Looks to be a little IRC-inspired with the usage/commands. This is listed as a dedicated "feature" in the README: "IRC-Style Commands"
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by dewey 1y ago
The technical details are often not the tricky part of new features. You have to integrate it into the existing app that people know and use, explain how it works, maintain it forever etc.
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by dewey 1y ago
On top of that “It would be so easy” is almost never true for a billion users network with all kinds of edge cases. Seems like a very narrow use case when there’s things missing from iMessage that could be way more appealing for a bigger gr
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by dewey 1y ago
Shouldn't the trucks be more used for "last mile" operations from the cargo trains vs going very long distances and needing to go very fast? Seems like that would be the more appropriate solution.
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by dewey 1y ago
Without knowing more about it, this coulda also just be one of the uncountable amounts of automated scanners that are iterating the whole internet constantly trying to find wp-admin etc. type vulnerabilities.
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by dewey 1y ago
Trained on too many JS libraries.
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by dewey 1y ago
Jane Street would be one of the big names that also sponsors a bunch of events / resources.
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by dewey 1y ago
I’d guess that the overlap of people who email themselves files also use Gmail…which would then also just have Google Drive. Why not use that?
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by dewey 1y ago
What is the selling point over the very mature Syncthing? I’ve been using that for this use case for many years, with the additional benefit of also being able to sync it to my server, having a UI and being in all package managers already.
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by dewey 1y ago
Sometimes you don’t have time and resources to train everyone to be great. Good enough will have to do. > As a result, training a highly proficient operator can take months. A standard, base-level course for Ukrainian drone pilots takes
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by dewey 1y ago
You need a public IP for these tests? Otherwise that’s already quite easy with mkcert and a lot of our dev toolings.
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by dewey 1y ago
Hetzner and OVH are both great value for money, you'll find bad stories for every big hoster but they are professional (Someone will post the OVH fire story as a reply of that most likely, but that's not something that happens reg
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by dewey 1y ago
What’s the actual difference between Cursor and Claude Code these days? I’ve used both and then just switched to Cursor because the company paid for it…but except the cli vs UI difference I couldn’t really spot any big differences as both d
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by dewey 1y ago
But also private trackers are far from popular these days. Even if I’m a heavy user, but I know it’s a niche.
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by dewey 1y ago
Seems like the main differentiator is that one crashed and one doesn’t. Unrelated to error message or exception.
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by dewey 1y ago
Yea that’s the idea. Worked well for the years where I tried it.
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by dewey 1y ago
Not the OPs app but there's an app doing something similar that I enjoyed for many years, you can also import from GPS trackers and others: https://fogofworld.app

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