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by figmert 3y ago
Besides what the others said, the new clean one supports a whole host of additional websites, is updated more regularly, and generally works better. I think my biggest issue with the clean one is that it's not on any of the add-on&#x2F
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by figmert 3y ago
> I wouldn’t at all be surprised if someone creates a self-hosted clone of TFC This already exists[0]. Still in development but it looks promising. [0] https://github.com/leg100/otf
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by figmert 3y ago
> Flatpak is one of those pieces of software that's clearly made by people with nice computers on fast internet But like, it's 2023... Having that requirement isn't a hard sell. Especially considering the base of Windows
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by figmert 3y ago
I'd love to see an example of this. I often compile things inside Alpine containers statically and run them on my local machine, and plenty of times I've downloaded deb packages, extracted them on a raspberry pi running Alpine and
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by figmert 3y ago
You can't take a binary compiled for Linux and plop on a ChromeOS installation and expect it to run. It works currently because ChromeOS runs Linux applications in a lightweight VM with a Debian environment. Given that, I wouldn't
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by figmert 3y ago
Can't you load the URL that is being dynamically loaded directly within your scraper?
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by figmert 3y ago
People keep saying self-defence for Israel, what about the Palestinians? Why can't they do self-defence? It is utterly ridiculous to hide behind that when Israel, on multiple occasions, has indiscriminately bombed Gaza under the guise
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by figmert 3y ago
I don't understand software projects called after random things. What does lip gloss do? What does glow and glamour do? Spinnaker does the same thing and it's just not easy to follow. Same questions for echo, rosco, deck and whate
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by figmert 3y ago
Vaultwarden is unaffiliated with Bitwarden. Vaultwarden is a hobbyist re-implementation of the Bitwarden server API. Anything the frontends (extensions, web ui, apps, etc) need to function properly, must would need to be re-implemented in V
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by figmert 3y ago
What's a VP and what's a courier in this context?
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by figmert 3y ago
I'd be very surprised if it would be considering YouTube already has music where they already pays the copyright holder for. My guess is YouTube music is focused UI on an already offered service and separating it out will likely not ma
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by figmert 3y ago
Why does this matter? Can't you just not use it?
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by figmert 3y ago
Dnsmasq needs an upstream server to resolve the DNS queries. That upstream server can be anything, Google, Cloudflate, Quad9, or, a local Unbound instance. You run an unbound server with a static IP, and point dnsmasq to said static IP. OPs
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by figmert 3y ago
Adguard Home does too. Anyway, regardless, you can use dnsmasq with Unbound.
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by figmert 3y ago
Obviously this subjective. I personally never like the old UI, and though it still has ways to go, it's miles ahead of the old UI.
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by figmert 3y ago
OP edited their comment.
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by figmert 3y ago
Fair point on the security theatre, but I don't get this: > Also, no information on its authors, who audited the code, what makes it "secure" enough to warrant giving an administrative entitlement over my system. Hard pass
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by figmert 3y ago
Why shouldn't Dave and Cathy know what Bob is earning? They're the same level, they should earn the same.
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by figmert 3y ago
The ownership transfer was publicly announced in quite a few places. Most notably gorilla's blog[0], but also on Reddit[1] as well as HN[2], though it didn't get much reaction on HN. [0] https://gorilla.github.io/b
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by figmert 3y ago
Yes! Let's ignore the fact that more and more companies do not take money at all. Problem solved.
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by figmert 3y ago
The service doesn't deal with encrypted payloads. It just integrates with YouTube's lounge api. As long as a machine is able to run this and is connected to the internet, that should be enough.
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by figmert 3y ago
Nomad also doesn't have nearly half of the features that Kubernetes does. Need service discovery? Set up a Consul cluster. Need secret management? Install vault. Need vault enterprise? Install a separate Consul cluster! This was a few
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by figmert 3y ago
Docker doesn't do mods. As the article says, this is possible due to s6 and s6-overlay, which is included with linuxserver.io docker images, combined with a set up scripts that set it all up. This does prevent your containers from bein
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by figmert 3y ago
How many engineers do you think are actually managed by LF? From my understanding, the majority of engineers contributing to Linux are on the payroll of other companies like Google.
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by figmert 3y ago
This is weird. LF has spent less on Linux than everything else . LF has to deal with lots more than LF. Even based on the numbers this article mentions, LF spends close to a million a year on Linux. I don't understand what the aim is
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by figmert 3y ago
On that same note, please do not exit with non-zero when --help is passed. Requesting the help is expected, and I'm now not sure if the help did some weird stuff to output the help text, and one of those weird things failed, or someone
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by figmert 3y ago
Sure, but adding --help to a command means that the output of help is not exceptional, thus you're expecting it in stdout. If on the other hand you invoke the command incorrectly, and the author decides the best thing to do is print
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by figmert 3y ago
Am I going crazy or did the majority commenters here not read the article? These commits are not PRs. If I'm understanding this correct, the attacker got a hold of someone's personal access token in some way, then used that to mak
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by figmert 3y ago
By my calculations, considering much of the world runs on RH/Ubuntu/Debian, all of which use systemd, things depending on systemd are far from being a failure, cos they'll run on the majority of systems.
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by figmert 3y ago
It's sad to see so many negative comments for this. I get it's not an ideal place to start for macOS containers, but it's a start. Apple isn't doing it, so the community has to. Once you have a start, you can iterate on

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