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dizhn
3y ago
Much like how most replies that start with "So ..." are strawmen. :)
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3y ago
Nowadays even with a GitHub link or claims of being open source you have to go check the repository to see what license they actually have and what percentage of the source is actually there. Some repos even have only binaries and some have
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dizhn
3y ago
In local media photographs of the statue is lacking a penis. I hope it's a photoshop job and not actual severing.
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dizhn
3y ago
Perhaps the domain in the article has a lax policy as most domains still do. Or what's failing is SPF alignment for you and not dkim.
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dizhn
3y ago
The immediate parent?
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dizhn
3y ago
You can set identities in gmail from which you can send emails. If it weren't gmail but a mail server you hosted, it would be even more trivial. Neither of these have to do with SMTP authentication. Without significant other configura
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dizhn
3y ago
I was watching the Ladybird browser update yesterday. Apparently it was ported to Haiku by people on the Haiku side. Quite a nice match.
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dizhn
3y ago
It must be nice to live in a functioning Western democracy. :)
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dizhn
3y ago
This has not been my experience but every circumstance is different.
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dizhn
3y ago
Not workspaces of course. Activities.
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3y ago
KDE is reall pretty good in listening to the users. They announced the removal of workspaces a while ago but then realized some people are actually using it. They reverted their decision on this. Of course people also stepped up to keep mai
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3y ago
I use KDE because Gnome's multimonitor is always problematic in my environment but I spent a few days on it trying to use it the way they intended it to be used and now have a lot of sympathy for it. It's a really nice simple work
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3y ago
OK. Maybe the "email provider" part is the problem. They were probably lax on spammers or they couldn't keep up with them. I have experience with hosting my own on dedicated servers. It's mostly been fine.
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3y ago
85%? I can't imagine even dedicated spam hosting companies in China having that kind of deliverability issues. That is seriously bizarre.
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3y ago
rms had an old piece about this that i can't find right now. All my searches are coming up with things to do with his cancellation. By the way I think "consume" is way more cringe than "content" especially when regu
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3y ago
It haopened to me once. It was more like a significant other situation. (Actually looked like overprotective guy). I asked the guy to please wait outside and adviced the candidate to take job interviews by herself.
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3y ago
I thought this version was quaint.
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3y ago
There's always something not working on Windows. Especially as cruft accumulates over time. We have a tendency to bail at the first sign of trouble and return to where we're comfortable. This doesn't mean there were no issues
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3y ago
It is not immune to enshittification though. I currently have a notification from a parcel delivery guy I added to my contacts at some point at the top of the GUI. It's the new story functionality. O already switched to Nekogram on And
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3y ago
Sometimes I get the impression that nobody knows O&O Shutup exists. Yes it sucks that such a third party app is necessary but Windows 10 is basically unusable without it. I have literally every disable option possible selected except tw
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dizhn
3y ago
Your explanation makes sense. Thanks.
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3y ago
I thought it was half a K8s.
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dizhn
3y ago
Apparently this is possible. I didn't know. Didn't mean to mislead you. Sorry.
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3y ago
If you connect your servers to the netdata cloud, you can manage all of them there. (Put into groups etc). As far as I know there is no self hosted solution for this. https://learn.netdata.cloud/docs/configuring/co
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3y ago
Rio looks decent. Far fewer features than wezterm though. Although unlike foot, it does have tabs. wez also supports x11.
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3y ago
To get what any particular person wants from their own imagining of a browser,you'd first have to remove a lot of things from any established browser, be it chromium or firefox. Try to push such a PR and see what happens.
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3y ago
This could use pictures of said screens. Really a lot more info about their methodologies too. I can't tell if people want choice screens or they say they want them in response to whatever survey they were presented. By the way, is the
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3y ago
I kind of sort of remember reading up on a throttling bug on a laptop that was said to behave like that. I think it was the GPU though.
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3y ago
I didn't think my brain was filling anything. It just wasn't bothered. These visual tricks are neat. There's one where by putting black strips in "strategic" places the person pictured looks naked. :)
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dizhn
3y ago
I actually quite literally cursed after reading the article. This post has no place on HN.
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