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by figmert 8mo ago
I've been wanting something like this that isn't artifactory (I've ran it in previous companies, it's not a great experience), so I had been thinking of doing it myself, but never bothered. One idea I had is to write a p
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by figmert 8mo ago
What redundancy are we talking about? AWS has proven to the world on multiple occasions that redundancy across geo locations is useless, because if us-east-1 is down, their whole cloud is done, causing a big chunk of the world to be down. H
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by figmert 8mo ago
I am on Mullvad (at the router), and I am able to connect.
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by figmert 8mo ago
I've never understood the use-case of Adnauseam. This just, essentially, allows the adbroker (e.g. Google) to get more money from the business putting up the ad. Unless every single person uses it, it's not going to stop business
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by figmert 9mo ago
I'm unsure what Flameshot on macOS has to do with Flameshot Linux? I used to use Flameshot on Linux, and it works great, though I've always found the built-in screenshot software for Linux good enough. The application doesn't
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by figmert 9mo ago
The built-in screenshot tool is the thing I'm trying to replace. Editing is less of an issue. I rarely need to edit.
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by figmert 9mo ago
The app has a constant item on the bar at the bottom. Quitting that quits the whole application, I couldn't find a setting to change this behaviour. But I could live with that if it wasn't for it somehow switching desktops when yo
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by figmert 9mo ago
Flameshot isn't great on macOS, does anyone know of a good open source alternative they would recommend?
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by figmert 9mo ago
Not to whataboutism this, but I've barely heard pro-Palestinian crowd talk about the stuff Syria did to the Druze, the Alawites, and now to the Kurds. Multiple of my friends on Instagram still post daily about the atrocities in Gaza, b
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by figmert 9mo ago
What a strange response. What would be the reason to tell a respected body to shut up?
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by figmert 9mo ago
Wow! Am I about to live to see the day?! I've been following the releases fairly closely, and looking forward to it.
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by figmert 9mo ago
Sure, but your MAC address is easily spoofed. In fact, all major operating systems do it nowadays for public WiFi systems and you have to explicitly opt-out of randomising your MAC Address when connecting.
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by figmert 9mo ago
Tmate is not available anymore, and will be fully decommissioned[0]. Use upterm[1] and action-upterm[2] instead. Honestly, this should be built into GitHub Actions. [0] https://github.com/tmate-io/tmate/issues&#x2F
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by figmert 9mo ago
Prefacing this with the fact that act is great, however, it has many shortcomings. Too often I've run into roadblocks, and when looking up the issue for it, it seems they are hard to address. Simpler workflows work fine with it, but mo
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by figmert 10mo ago
@jdx has gone one step further with mise. The issues has been completely disabled. I presume he tracks real issues in another repo. It'd be nice if github could provide first class support for such a workflow.
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by figmert 10mo ago
Security updates is what's stopping them often. You also realistically can't fork things unless multiple people do, and they all stay interested in the fork.
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by figmert 10mo ago
Branches are expected to change, tags are not. Tags are also mildly harder to change. A tag seems more apt for an archived branch. So I sort of see where OP comes from.
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by figmert 10mo ago
It's an open source alternative to Slack
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by figmert 10mo ago
With prime time I mean being comfortable enough to install it for a non-technical user. Even during Ubuntu's Unity days it didn't feel like I could install it on a computer for my parents or siblings for them to use as a daily dri
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by figmert 10mo ago
As someone who came from Windows, and has used Linux as my primary OS for 15 years, and MacOS here and there (cos work provided laptop), I can tell you that Linux was not ready for prime time 15 years ago. Today, I feel it is, but definitel
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by figmert 10mo ago
GL.iNet routers don't even need this. It has an option to pass through captive portals. So you connect to your GL.iNet AP, then you set it up for the hotel WiFi, tick the option for passing through (it essentially disables VPN, AdGuard
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by figmert 10mo ago
Barely all. I have so many songs in my playlist that has randomly become unavailable. It's quite frustrating to be honest.
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by figmert 10mo ago
Not really. Recently chatgpt made a typo in a conversation I had with it.
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by figmert 10mo ago
For production workloads, you can use systemd socket activation to avoid most of the network issues. The caddy demo I've linked below explains more about the issues it would solve. [0] https://github.com/containers&#x2F
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by figmert 10mo ago
> Podman Compose Shouldn't be using podman compose. It's flimsy and doesn't work very well, and I'm pretty sure it doesn't have Red Hat's direct support. Instead, activate Podman's Docker API compatibil
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by figmert 10mo ago
I'm late to the party, but Gitea as has Gitea Actions[0] based on their fork[1] of act[2]. Their claim is that it's mostly compatible with GitHub Actions. I wonder if this can be spun off to have the control plane run separately a
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by figmert 10mo ago
You mean you don't summarize those terrible articles you happen to come across and you're a little intrigued, hoping that there's some substance, and then you read, and it just repeats the same thing over and over again with
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by figmert 10mo ago
I just tried running this on a 30 minute meeting with some 10 people in. It got to the end, then just bailed without transcribing. I also did not get any errors or anything.
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by figmert 10mo ago
By the way, how does this handle conversations between two or more people?
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by figmert 10mo ago
It'd be nice to keep the voice recording too, as I noticed at least one thing that it transcribed wrong. This way one can listen to the recording again, and correct such issues.

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