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by fletchowns 3y ago
> Games work beautifully with proton. Most of the popular FPS games require anti-cheat software that does not work in Linux :(
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by fletchowns 3y ago
I was digging around for some information on some movie theaters from my childhood that are no longer around and came across this great site that catalogs not only all of the current movie theaters, but also the old ones that have been clos
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Cinema Treasures: Guide to past and present movie theaters(cinematreasures.org)
1 points by fletchowns 3y ago|1 comments
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by fletchowns 3y ago
I always have to go to the gear menu on my phone, Connections -> Connectivity -> Phone -> Pair Phone to put it in pairing mode in order for the Garmin Connect app to detect it. The bluetooth pairing alone is never enough for me, it
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by fletchowns 3y ago
I installed the update on my Pixel 7 but I haven't experienced the issues described in the article. However, I am back to having to re-pair my Garmin Venu 2 Plus watch every day after some Pixel update a few months ago. It was broken i
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by fletchowns 3y ago
Andor was incredible, it might be my all time favorite Star Wars thing ever. I hope they will produce more shows like that.
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by fletchowns 3y ago
I migrated from Evernote to Obsidian a while back. There's a variety of tools available to extract your notes and convert them. I am pretty sure the one I was used was Yarle: https://github.com/akosbalasko/yarle
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by fletchowns 3y ago
If it's ok to see real time location of planes and cargo ships, how come it wouldn't be ok for trains?
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by fletchowns 3y ago
One of my all time favorite games! The soundtrack is amazing as well.
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by fletchowns 3y ago
> They won't reduce congestion and traffic, because people won't have to drive they'll be OK with being on the road longer. You just hang out in your living room on wheels. Traffic flows would become well coordinated and w
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by fletchowns 3y ago
Is this just a troll comment? - Zero traffic fatalities would be nice - Reduced congestion/traffic, people can get to places faster - Never having to worry about parking again - No more need for cars parked on streets, more space &
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by fletchowns 3y ago
For me, it's comments like this from the Obsidian CEO (from this very post): > The nice thing about storing all your notes on your device is that it makes it possible to move and edit your Markdown files in many different ways. That
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by fletchowns 3y ago
I just have the same directory mounted to both my Nextcloud & Photoprism containers. They both operate with a normal directory of files on the file system, so I just have them both use the same directory to store data.
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by fletchowns 3y ago
I am using Nextcloud for sync in conjunction with PhotoPrism.
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by fletchowns 3y ago
I found that SyncThing is not a great solution for the "mobile photo reel" use case. I want my entire photo collection to be easily searchable & accessible from my mobile device, but I don't need a complete copy of my pho
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by fletchowns 3y ago
Isn't React Native more for when you lack the resources to have engineers dedicated to building platform native solutions? Meta does not have that limitation, it does not seem surprising they would not be using React Native for this.
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by fletchowns 3y ago
From my experience, the kids who had very restrictive parents were the least well adjusted by the time they had freedom in college, and they really let loose in a much more extreme way than those who had been afforded more freedom & pri
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by fletchowns 4y ago
I've had a good experience using GitLab for source code repositories, pipelines, and code reviews. I don't have much experience using it for issue tracking and document management since we use Jira & Confluence for that. For m
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by fletchowns 4y ago
That is such a bummer to hear. The DigitalOcean tutorials are such an amazing resource.
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by fletchowns 4y ago
I've been using self-hosted Photoprism & Nextcloud to replace Google Photos/Drive/Docs for the past few months, so far so good. I do miss being able to search for something like "vaccine card" - the AI search is
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by fletchowns 4y ago
I mean we're talking about a monthly fee that is less than a cup of coffee, it's not exactly an exorbitant amount
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by fletchowns 4y ago
> How much should you worry about security with a setup like this? One should be extremely worried about it
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by fletchowns 4y ago
> Host it yourself on a free tier VM in one of the clouds, configure a backup solution, and never worry about it again. And you don't need to trust anyone with your passwords. > Use tailscale if you want to get fancy and keep it
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by fletchowns 4y ago
I use a combination of a local only solution for the "master list" of passwords that I backup to cloud storage (which is not synced to my phone) in conjunction with the saved passwords & sync capabilities of Firefox for access
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by fletchowns 4y ago
Seems sketchy - how do you know it's a legit copy of PiHole on there?
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by fletchowns 4y ago
Made me think of the classic "Do I look like I know what a JPEG is?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEzhxP-pdos (loud audio warning)
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by fletchowns 4y ago
If that is a real concern, how come Wikipedia isn't susceptible to it?
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by fletchowns 4y ago
Ooo that looks promising! I will look into it, thank you for the suggestion.
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by fletchowns 4y ago
I have Comcast Gigabit Pro which comes with a 6 Gbps symmetrical fiber connection and a separate 1 Gbps symmetrical ethernet connection, each connection having their own block of 5 IP addresses. I've been considering moving my colocate
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by fletchowns 4y ago
Simple Tab Groups is an extremely useful Firefox extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/simple-tab-gr...

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