exiguus

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by exiguus 6mo ago
No. It's not email that sucks, it is Gmail and also the people that use Gmail. Same for Microsoft. If you want to play the marketing email game, start to build relationships with employees from google and microsoft.
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by exiguus 6mo ago
I have been running Steam on a Fedora Sway spin on a ThinkCentre M75q Gen 5 for nearly two years now, playing Hades or Hollow Knight. Before that, I ran Steam on Debian on a ThinkPad T14/P14s to play Cities Skylines. I usually use an X
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by exiguus 6mo ago
In 2026 it should be: Give us your smartphone and we promise ...
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by exiguus 6mo ago
Ya, like the intervention in the Balkan war (Europeans just looked the genocide). Or like the Iraq wars to keep the world oil and gas consumption running. Or the nuclear shield in germany to prevent Russia to invade Europe since the cold wa
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by exiguus 6mo ago
It’s always been convenient for Europeans to have America do the dirty work, which is why they could afford to keep military spending so low and deps to gas and oil high. That just doesn’t work anymore. And then there’s China, and I’m told
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by exiguus 6mo ago
Personally, I use https://github.com/kagisearch/smallweb/ to feed my search engine / crawler. It contains 30k + rss/atom feeds of indie web sites. Thx for sharing this and the other directories.
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by exiguus 6mo ago
If I understand this correctly, LinkedIn fingerprints your browser. And browsergate, now, shows how harmful this can be, combined with private data (like your job, full-name and ID) been sold to 3rd-party. Companies are in it to make money,
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by exiguus 7mo ago
Like with humans, unspecific requirements, too large or too small a context, or addressing the wrong domain can cause issues. My current workflow with Mistral or Claude to implement features is to write a playbook (like a developer guide) w
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by exiguus 7mo ago
Actually, I moved from dedicated hardware last year to using KVM VPSs, interconnected via VLANs and tunnels (like WireGuard or rathole). Cost and flexibility were the main reasons. This allows me to change locations, upgrade plans, or switc
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by exiguus 7mo ago
My next phone will be also one that is supported by GraphenOS. Currently, my private setup is: - VPN: Windscribe [CA] - AI: Mistral [FR] - Phone: De-Googled Fairphone [NL] (F-Droid/Aurora/OpenStreetMap) - Search: Self-hosted SearX
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Test drive Linux distros online(distrosea.com)
3 points by exiguus 1y ago|0 comments
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Debian Turns 32(bits.debian.org)
7 points by exiguus 1y ago|0 comments
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A New List Reveals Top Websites Meta Is Scraping of Copyrighted Content(dropsitenews.com)
7 points by exiguus 1y ago|0 comments
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NetBSD manpage of sleep(1) consider a bug(hachyderm.io)
2 points by exiguus 1y ago|0 comments
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From private to public: How a United Nations organization open sourced its tech(github.blog)
1 points by exiguus 1y ago|0 comments
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WHY2025: How to become your own ISP [video](media.ccc.de)
209 points by exiguus 1y ago|61 comments
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Network scans find Linux is growing on business desktops, laptops(theregister.com)
19 points by exiguus 1y ago|3 comments
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by exiguus 1y ago
I think it's the same in Europe (with a few exceptions) – people don't want nuclear power anymore (because of the high construction and maintenance costs and the waste). In addition to renewable energies, gas turbine power plants
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by exiguus 1y ago
I tried the tool and would like to use it to track team KPIs such as 'Commit regularly in small increments' with the JSON export it provides. Or to track pairing and mobbing. Currently, we use a script that goes through the commit
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by exiguus 1y ago
That was really good reading. Lately, I've often heard the statement 'HTMX is frontend for backend developers.' What do you think of that quote?
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by exiguus 1y ago
You can add a new project to the website by creating an issue [1]. [1] https://codeberg.org/danb/isitreallyfoss/issues
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Projects evaluated to see if they're as free and open source as advertised(isitreallyfoss.com)
159 points by exiguus 1y ago|66 comments
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by exiguus 1y ago
I think there are two kinds of people: Those who fly often and those who fly a few times a year. Regular flyers know their airports, the days and vacation times. Then you can reduce to 30 minutes airport time. If you only fly a few times a
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One Company Poisoned the Planet (PTFE/C8) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by exiguus 1y ago|0 comments
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Writing a Text Editor [video](youtube.com)
3 points by exiguus 1y ago|0 comments
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Pentagon Pizza Index(pizzint.watch)
101 points by exiguus 1y ago|48 comments
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by exiguus 1y ago
What fascinates me about the World Wide Web is that all the technology is open, and the specifications are open. This includes everything from BIND, Apache, and Gecko to codecs and the operating systems that run the web, as well as all the
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by exiguus 1y ago
If i see it correctly it is avif with webp and png fallback. My browser load the screenshots in avif.
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by exiguus 1y ago
It saves bandwidth for the user. Especially if you imagine that the user does not read the entire article. And it may load the images that are in the viewport faster, as the bandwidth is not taken up by images that the user cannot yet see.
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by exiguus 1y ago
I guess mostly picture. If you have 500 posts, one picture for each, and then optimize image for responsive and browser compatibility, there should be 3 to 12 images per image source set: Mobile, Tablet, Desktop as breakpoints / AVIF w

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