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by eloeffler 5y ago
That sucks. All I can say us that I run spamassassin and never lose mails. I receive some marketing on my info@ and webmaster@ aliases, mostly for SEO. But fortunately there isn't much coming in. I use custom aliases for registrations
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by eloeffler 5y ago
I've been running a mail server for about 8 years now for me privately. I use it only for ordering stuff and for communicating with vendors but it works very well. Large e-mail providers never block me as far as I can tell, small ones
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Star Wars – Harmy's Despecialized Edition(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by eloeffler 5y ago|0 comments
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by eloeffler 5y ago
For those in the EU (geoblocked): https://web.archive.org/web/20211217004434/https://www.purdu...
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by eloeffler 5y ago
We need a curated list of random files from the internet. awesome-randomfiles anyone?
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by eloeffler 5y ago
Does myocarditis produce ectopic heartbeats?
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by eloeffler 5y ago
This is the evil, browser-dwelling twin of noice. https://f-droid.org/packages/com.github.ashutoshgngwr.noice/
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by eloeffler 5y ago
In some version of the game "Maniac Mansion 2: Day of the Tentacle", there was a easter egg that allowed you to play the first version of the game if you interacted with a computer stacked away in the back of the scene. The game w
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by eloeffler 5y ago
No sorcery during summer breaks then, huh :)
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by eloeffler 5y ago
A friend of mine spent much time on MUD[1] servers playing and interacting with strangers. The game theme was fantasy-ish. As he moved through the large world of the server he would repeatedly encounter people who asked him if he was a seer
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by eloeffler 5y ago
Yes, it totally makes sense. I hold no grudge against news sites or anyone who chooses to publish teasers either. And be it only because they need statistics on which articles are more or less popular. Or ad revenue... Unfortunately the neg
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by eloeffler 5y ago
Nice, thank you! I'll check out if it's viable to host that locally on my phone.
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by eloeffler 5y ago
Is there a current and well functioning tool that pulls full articles from the links inside most RSS feeds that only publish teasers? When I first discovered RSS for me, I wanted news to read on the road. It was before Smartphones became ub
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by eloeffler 5y ago
*"don't leave such comparisons unaddressed." Sorry ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by eloeffler 5y ago
It does not make for a good argument to draw a crude comparison to racism. It shows that you see no difference between race discrimination that destroys lives everyday and software selection processes that you deem unjustified. I do not dis
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by eloeffler 5y ago
This depends on the way education is governed in each context. In Germany, education is governed by the federal states individually. They can leave these decisions up to schools (some even leave the desing of graduation exams to individual
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by eloeffler 5y ago
It would be absolutely sensible to make a justified decision on this. For the context of Germany, I would imagine that this would be done by full-time employees of the ministries of education in the individual federal states. There could al
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by eloeffler 5y ago
I've used the chrome one but it's not even close to the Firefox extension regarding usability. The tree-style view disappears when you do anything but interacting with it and you must confirm closing a tree which slows things down
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by eloeffler 5y ago
> There is absolutely no good rationale to favor a private product in a school setting (at least in public schools, private schools can do what they want) and Linux should be the obvious solution to teach computing in a neutral, non part
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by eloeffler 5y ago
This extension lists your tabs in an additional vertical bar and displays tabs opened from another tab arranged as tree branches that can be folded away. You can also rearrange the tree at will. This always brings be back to Firefox after t
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Tree Style Tab (Firefox Extension)(addons.mozilla.org)
3 points by eloeffler 5y ago|3 comments
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by eloeffler 5y ago
Hi, nice to hear that. I first thought you'd need an account to join, but it's very cool to see that this works without accounts! With ActivityPub[1] federation it might be possible to show account informations of users if they de
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by eloeffler 5y ago
Thanks! I also missed that and missed the issue tracker at github.
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by eloeffler 5y ago
I see no mention of federation capabilities in the readme. Is something like that planned? It would be nice to have the possibility to join across hosted instances.
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by eloeffler 5y ago
Haha yes. I think I first saw this on social media websites, so it's a very close comparison. This introduced me to developer tools and the funny 3d view of html layers that Firefox had.
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by eloeffler 5y ago
You'd have to use a very special Speedo in this example, though. One that filters microparticles out of the urine, keeping large parts the grossness inside. Also, don't touch the outside!
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by eloeffler 5y ago
Thanks!
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by eloeffler 5y ago
Thanks! And sorry to hear that...
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by eloeffler 5y ago
Is this generated with LaTeX and is there a source for this? I love the arrangement of cells
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by eloeffler 5y ago
Looks like they continued again

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