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Awesome. I didn't see much detail about how it works in the page. Something like this would be useful for other sites as well. Is this using an existing technology? (Firefox extension is not found. It's probably not in the store y
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Real privacy oriented solutions REMOVE their ABILITY to keep your data. This is the reason I will probably never use Kagi. I am not logging into a search engine. Period. (I know this is futile,but it's the principle of the thing. And I
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2y ago
It might be better than 3rd party solutions but what if the person wants no AV software at all?
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2y ago
I think we're having a disconnect here. You can keep your custom settings and take them with you wherever you go. This actually also applies to your operating system (especially Linux) but I personally do not mess with them much unles
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2y ago
Set up your own shortcuts for the software that matters to you. Terminal emulator and text editor/IDE will pay for the effort spent very quickly.
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2y ago
In true hackernews fashion I'll mention their competitor as my personal preference. Their editors are IMO much faster and slicker. I have very light document needs and this other open source software suite serves me very well. Although
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2y ago
talk? maybe ytalk?
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2y ago
I saw this in fish first. I really did want to love fish. I do love their tagline. However they are weirdly against comfigurable options and there were some minor things that irritated me that could not be configured away. So I looked at wh
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2y ago
That still looks pretty hierarchical. I think the point of tags vs something like categories is that a file can have multiple independent tags. Your system can do it with symlinks too of course.
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2y ago
Dammit I gave a kid $20 in amazon books credit for "your site has a phpinfo() page".
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2y ago
Librera is an awesome ebook reader. The version on fdroid is the same as the paid app on the play store.
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2y ago
Thank you.
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2y ago
Why fork of Syncthing?
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2y ago
That sounds like a fine, not an invoice. If you can compel them to pay, sure. ;)
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2y ago
It's really interesting. Around these parts you practically cannot buy an AC that is cooling only. All of them also heat.
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2y ago
Quite possible. I blocked it on cloudflare WAF but will check out what's wrong with the site itself. Thanks.
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2y ago
It's been pounding one of my sites too. Here's the url it's trying to get to. I wonder if someone will ever figure it out and stop it. > /wp-content/uploads/2014/09/contact-us/referanslar/
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2y ago
>I sure hope I've upgraded SSDs by the year 2065. My mind jumped at that too when I first read parent's comment. But presumably he's writing other files to disk too. Not just that one file. :)
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2y ago
Your bike is upright and the handlebars straight. You add velocity to it. There's no tipping there. It will go straight forever. It's a self balancing system - unlike skiis. You only tip the bike over to turn and that (counter st
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2y ago
The difficult part is not balance but looking ahead. When you are first learning to use the pedals, you instinctively LOOK at them. That's what makes it difficult. I learned on a standard bike but did not pedal until somone encouraged
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2y ago
IMO Netscap on Linux was worse. Maybe it was already Firefox by that point? I don't remember. But I do remember the crashes. It crashed so cleanly too. One second you had a browser and the next you didn't. I don't know if I a
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2y ago
Requirement for enterprise quality disks, huge RAM (1 gig per TB), ECC, at least x5 disks of redundancy. None of these are things, but people will try to educate you anyway. So use it but keep it to yourself. :)
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2y ago
Anybody care to comment whether the quality of the existing code influences how good the AI's assistance is? In other words, would they suggest sloppy code where the existing code is sloppy and better (?) code when the existing code i
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> Although most providers correctly identified the 512-bit key as insecure and rejected our DKIM signature, three major providers — Yahoo Mail, Mailfence, and Tuta — reported a dkim=pass result. Did google really FAIL because of DKIM si
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It should have the proxy set up but leave opening the port to the user. No other sever software that I know of touches the firewall to make its own services accessible. Though I am aware that the word being used is "expose". I per
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2y ago
Install instructions seem incomplete.
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Their emulation is very good but usually works but the games require various combinations of joystick, keyboard and mouse. Kind of harder to set up on handhelds than console systems.
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Mobox is actually probably still more performant than winlator but it's a pain to set it up. Winlator did make a huge jump in performance lately as well. Maybe the difference is not that much anymore. https://github.com/
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I was being a bit sarcastic when I asked "which winlator?" because there are sooo many variations of it. At this point none is more official than the other. Maybe people picked up on that and didn't value the url as much.
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2y ago
Which winlator ? :) People are rightly very suspicious of windows emulators coming out every day. Wonder why we haven't seen this in emulator forums.
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