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931.
by dewey 2y ago
First time I've heard about it, really cool! ( https://dev.twitch.tv/docs/chat/irc/ )
932.
by dewey 2y ago
That's not correct, they are offering a bouncer if you are a paid customer: https://blog.irccloud.com/bouncer/
933.
by dewey 2y ago
Define "worth it", but I've written a blog post about some printer driver issue two years ago and it now happened twice that someone (Older person, not very technical) reached out over email and asked for some further help an
934.
by dewey 2y ago
There's also http://irccloud.com , it's paid and includes a bouncer and mobile apps but I've switched to that from my self-hosted ZNC + Textual ( https://www.codeux.com/textual/ ) setup and it&#
935.
by dewey 2y ago
> sqlite3 I know sqlite3 is great, but I've always found it much more annoying to use it on a server for small side projects than just using Postgres where I could just connect to the prod instance from my local machine and run some
936.
by dewey 2y ago
Can only encourage you, I'm mostly working with Go but all my side projects are with Rails which I've only started a few years ago. It's a lot of fun. I'm not a big fan of watching tutorials, but more of learning by doin
937.
by dewey 2y ago
Sometimes spending engineering time for content marketing is worth more than implementing some feature that's not needed for the early adopters.
938.
by dewey 2y ago
And Chrome had one with severity "High" just three days ago, browsers will always have security issues that seem to be patched reasonably fast in the big three. Might as well pick one that's not part of the monoculture by a b
939.
by dewey 2y ago
Why should anyone vendor a dependency in a critical functionality for three lines of code ( https://codeberg.org/prettyid/js/src/branch/master/lib/index... )?
940.
by dewey 2y ago
Any widespread recent security issues that were only affecting Safari and Firefox? That sounds like scaremongering to me.
941.
by dewey 2y ago
Simplest solution is Firefox or Safari, not another Chromium browser or niche Firefox Fork.
942.
by dewey 2y ago
It’s about the doodle, not the image and text box. As the article explains.
943.
by dewey 2y ago
If you have to fight this much to use a platform...why bother?
944.
by dewey 2y ago
These tools always felt like a chore to me that didn’t really provide any value to me. Felt the same as “productivity” tools that people pay for to feel like they are doing something. Now I’m just using a banking app ( https://mon
945.
by dewey 2y ago
Very different experience for me, I’ve tried to switch to DDG many times and always switched back to Google after being disappointed. Using Kagi for a year now and only a handful of times I’ve checked if Google would give better results.
946.
by dewey 2y ago
I’ve recently looked into tools like that, I have a busy Postgres table that has a lot of updates on one column and it’s overwhelming Debezium. I’ve tried many things and looked into excluding them from replication with a publication filter
947.
by dewey 2y ago
Makes sense to be somewhat comparable as people switch between these companies a lot.
948.
by dewey 2y ago
Same feeling, I’m usually a Go developer but all my side projects are in Rails. It’s just fun to work with and see how fast things are up and running. Using gorails.com and Copilot helped a lot too.
949.
by dewey 2y ago
You don’t have to choose between big tech and self hosting though. There’s thousands of medium sized, sustainable businesses that host your email for money and provide human support on top. One of the good ones would be Fastmail but there’s
950.
by dewey 2y ago
The power of defaults is strong. Most people using the device will never go into the notification settings, if an app on install tells you they need notifications to tell you about your driver arriving…and then sends you marketing notificat
951.
by dewey 2y ago
They are YouTubers not auditors, even auditors have a hard time figuring out if companies are legit or not (Wirecard). Why would a YouTuber or influencer be able to do that task as a side thing when getting advertising deals?
952.
by dewey 2y ago
Yes, limited contingent, but that's also expected with a limited number of seats at the congress. I'm part of two hacker spaces and none of them expected any help with setting up their assembly.
953.
by dewey 2y ago
Have you checked if they have an open day? Many have a dedicated public day every week where you can just drop by and if you are interested someone will probably happily assist you with becoming a member. Otherwise joining their IRC and ask
954.
by dewey 2y ago
When I was there where was always a group of people sitting in the first row live-translating the talks. That was many years ago so this is probably even better now.
955.
by dewey 2y ago
If you are part of a hacker space you could always get tickets through that quite easily. I think it’s great that they are supporting their original core audience like that.
956.
by dewey 2y ago
I agree, the cloud definitely has a lot of use cases and when you are building more complicated systems it makes sense to just have to do a few clicks to get a new stack setup vs. having someone evaluate solutions and getting familiar with
957.
by dewey 2y ago
Nobody said it's surprising though, they are well aware of it having done it for more than two decades. Many newcomers are not aware of it though, as their default is "cloud" and they never even shopped for servers, colocatio
958.
by dewey 2y ago
Clicking “Archive” also has the same effect + you can easily finds things while not being at the computer.
959.
by dewey 2y ago
This would be interesting as a project using the Miniflux API ( https://github.com/miniflux/v2 ). That way it would already use my existing feeds and I don't have a separate "reading tool".
960.
by dewey 2y ago
I can understand why people are getting angry at the Internet Archive if they are offering one click downloads of books you can still buy on the (independent) artists website: https://cityofdarkness.co.uk/order-book/ S

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