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by fffrantz 4y ago
Me too! I also wonder about migration from Nextcloud. I might try to migrate a staging Nextcloud instance if I get around to it.
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by fffrantz 4y ago
Apparently, it requires a 64-bit CPU but I wonder if really early 64-bit CPUs (e.g. 1st gen Intel Core) would work. x64 has evolved quite dramatically since its inception.
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by fffrantz 4y ago
We're using it at $Work and search is an absolute nightmare. I can never find what I want with it. SharePoint had better search than Nuxeo, for instance.
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by fffrantz 4y ago
This would not solve the issue and might even worsen it. HVDC converter stations are absolutely massive and necessary to interconnect the HVDC line with the rest of the AC grid, making them larger targets than even the largest autotransform
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by fffrantz 4y ago
Just to give more context, transformers can be enormous (as high as a 3 storey building, weighing hundreds of tons when loaded with all their necessary oil) and as such, their shipping is an endeavor in itself. The TSO I work at has started
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Nvidia ends Gamestream on all Shield devices. Suggests switching to Steam Link(nvidia.custhelp.com)
36 points by fffrantz 4y ago|23 comments
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by fffrantz 4y ago
Yep, still running Solaris 11 on a Sun server for SDH/SONET network management. I mean it fits the bill, since both technologies are now ancient. I can't say bad things about the whole Sun/Solaris combo though. It's rock
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by fffrantz 4y ago
Funnily enough, coming from a telecommunications background, a semaphore will always make me think about Claude Chappe and his optical telegraph [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optical_telegraph
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by fffrantz 4y ago
Well that's a shame. I buy a lot of paper books because I love the physical aspect of it but I can't be bothered to bring them along when travelling, especially large ones. I usually just grab a digital copy off of z-library to pu
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by fffrantz 4y ago
Well I'm sure the EU will be delighted to hear this. As explained here [0], it will soon be mandatory for all large messaging apps to interoperable - as part of the DMA (Digital Market Act). As to how that will be done technically, nob
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by fffrantz 4y ago
It's not only the energy crisis, it's the whole economic downturn that's hitting every sector that we should be worrying about. Energy is just a mean to an end, and it affects most European industries, making everything more
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by fffrantz 4y ago
Duckduckgo [0] as well. [0] https://duckduckgo.com/email/
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by fffrantz 4y ago
I've been a Snappymail user for a bit. UI is definitely needing some work, but performance is great, setup is easy, and it runs on docker flawlessly. Honestly, for the quick webmail needs, it's perfect. If you want something wit
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by fffrantz 4y ago
Honestly, reverse proxying anything with Caddy has been so easy that I can’t use anything else anymore. Docker containers are utterly easy to proxy, the defaults (e.g. the php_fastcgi directive) are sane and mostly work out of the box, th
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by fffrantz 5y ago
RAN has been a stronghold of the telecom vendors forever. It’s been their bread and butter with no interoperability between manufacturers whatsoever. Openness is definitely a step in the right direction.
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by fffrantz 5y ago
Well it’s been its name forever. My vaccine certificate from July doesn’t even mention Pfizer.
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by fffrantz 5y ago
No need to sideload anything. Just remove all updates of the Android TV launcher in the settings and disable auto updates. You'll get the good ol' launcher.
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by fffrantz 5y ago
While this is indeed worrisome, I’m not really sure Microsoft is any better than Amazon from a pure end-user point of view. Microsoft has been a telemetry champion and has been collecting troves of personal data through Windows 10, all the
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by fffrantz 5y ago
I’ve been using YunoHost ( https://yunohost.org/ ) for my VPS setup for years, including emails, and the setup is such a breeze. It takes care of everything from certs to spam detection, includes IMAP, and you can even choose
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by fffrantz 6y ago
This should be a reminder that mail, while on the decline for two decades, still is an important component of our day to day lives, and that we still heavily rely on its on-time delivery and reliability. I do not want to get political, but
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by fffrantz 7y ago
Horsepower are only one of the measurements for an engine. These engines have enormous amount of torque which is more important than sheer horsepower.
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by fffrantz 7y ago
Great news. They've been hard at work for a while and it's finally come to fruition. Congrats
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Facebook Groups API flaw exposed data to 100 developers(arstechnica.com)
1 points by fffrantz 7y ago|0 comments
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by fffrantz 7y ago
If this also revokes the GMS agreements, it will have a much larger impact than the updates part. A whole lot of things on Android are dependant on the GMS, such as push notifications for certain apps, cloud storage of user data, and a lot
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by fffrantz 7y ago
Second this. Though Microsoft has been really busy getting their C++ sorted out lately. Funnily enough, C# performance has also seen some dramatic performance increase.
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by fffrantz 8y ago
Instagram also changes/destroy the landscape, as explained here : https://youtu.be/Itjc14Fm-gs It's incredible what people would do for likes...
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by fffrantz 8y ago
"Accidentally picked up" Somehow they must have fed it with some JavaScript and some php, right ?
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by fffrantz 8y ago
Still regular work for me, this thing just refuses to die
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by fffrantz 8y ago
Alpine is absolutely amazing for managing the hundreds of emails I get everyday. Also, workrave helped with concentration by forcing me to do regular pauses.
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by fffrantz 8y ago
That's exactly it. And even keeping to the preferred/qualified vendor list provided by the SoC vendor does not guarantee that the drivers will be in the mainline... Android's use of the kernel really is fundamentally broken

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