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by diftraku 7y ago
Is it free [1], free* [2] or "free" [3]? [1]: free as in free beer, at no direct cost to users [2]: terms and conditions apply, free until you hit certain conditions (for example, constant barrage) [3]: free as in the customers pa
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by diftraku 7y ago
Finally they came up with the interactive book from the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (the one from the 2005 movie). Only thing missing is the LCARS-esque interface to Wikipedia and custom case with the book cover look to it.
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by diftraku 7y ago
It's very unfortunate the site does not have a clear path for caching pre-rendered tiles (from OSM.org for example). The only real choices you have are either the ones from leaflet-provider or rolling your own render server. For someth
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by diftraku 7y ago
I share some of your pain. We use Lua 5.1 on our embedded platform and at one point did development on 5.2. There's a lot of (seemingly) undocumented changes, even between two minor versions that make you question the semver (and your
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by diftraku 7y ago
For comparison, I have an unlimited plan from Telia (Finland) with network speeds up to 200Mbit/s on 4G, no data caps and 15GB of roaming "EU-data" for 23.90€/mo.
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by diftraku 7y ago
Gives new meaning to "pay with your face"
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by diftraku 7y ago
While using the free tier, I honestly can't validate a a $19/user/mo ($228/user/annum) expense based solely on a single feature, let alone why I should move to the paid version at all if more and more features start
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by diftraku 8y ago
The firmware for my 7 Plus is littered with packages named "com.evenwell.*", including the very aggressive powersaving "feature".
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by diftraku 8y ago
One really big bugbears I have with HMD and the firmware updates is absolutely unusable WiFi after they released the January/February security updates for this year. After installing the security updates, WiFi only works once after a r
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by diftraku 8y ago
Can comp this. I tend to sleep very badly during the week at times and Saturday is a catch-up day for me, when I usually sleep well into the afternoon. Having a chance to "reset" during the weekend helps me more mentally than it m
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by diftraku 8y ago
I personally use Freedome to get around geo-based blocking or when using open Wi-Fis. I also have a self-hosted OpenVPN-server running at home, which I occasionally use for open Wi-Fi networks or getting around content blocking on some netw
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by diftraku 8y ago
Or you could just be on the receiving end of the quality that is Basware where user accounts are merely suggestions, audit logs are mutable and all the clients talk directly to the SQL Server. Part 1 of the 4 part adventure (plus finale):
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by diftraku 8y ago
It's hilarious when a single comment on HN opens asyncio more than the tutorial being discussed.
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by diftraku 8y ago
The first mistake in the article is using smstools. Having personally had to deal with smstools for the past two years, using Gammu SMSD or even a paid SMS Gateway would have been a better choice. Granted, this was on OpenWRT using a frozen
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by diftraku 8y ago
The GitLab logo is, at least in the SVG file of the logo[0] and the UX guide[1], referred to as a tanuki. [0] https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gitlabhq/gitlabhq/master/a... [1] https://github.com&
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by diftraku 8y ago
It's almost as bad as how Oath presented their "eat our cookies or take your business elsewhere"-prompt. Granted, they at least allowed you to decline specific third parties (albeit hidden behind a very questionable dark patt