folkrav

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by folkrav 4y ago
Ah! So I guess it was just my junior dev mind that couldn't comprehend the nuances and didn't realize I could just use the open-source version rather than downloading binaries. Thank you for the info, rather curious about trying i
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by folkrav 4y ago
Cool. In the meantime, they're not (just) killing terrorists.
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by folkrav 4y ago
Hmm, interesting. I really can't remember what the restrictions were then.
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by folkrav 4y ago
Interesting. I'd have translated "feed" to "nourrir", not "manger", but they're loosely synonyms.
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by folkrav 4y ago
To me it sounds rather par for the course as far as open-source projects going partially paid, no?
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by folkrav 4y ago
I seem to remember Caddy having some features behind a rather restrictive license - or something like that, my memory is failing me - that made me not consider it at all. But it's been a while, easily a handful of years, and looking at
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by folkrav 4y ago
> JS _is_ a very dynamic language, library design reflects that This is mostly an issue if you're tacking on those types on top of your existing design, rather than starting your design from your types, no?
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by folkrav 4y ago
Diversification, I guess? Having multiple concurrent laundering streams, so if one dies, the rest can keep going?
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by folkrav 4y ago
Funny, maybe it's a language thing (French speaking) but to me the first thing that comes to mind when speaking about feeds is "RSS", so I genuinely never made the connection.
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by folkrav 4y ago
I literally ignore the front page 99% of the time and just go to https://www.youtube.com/feed/subscriptions
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by folkrav 4y ago
Is it better than DDG? My experience with it for the time being (last 2 years ish) has been mostly having to fall back to Google multiple times a day.
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by folkrav 4y ago
There's literally nothing more recent than something built in the early 70s without going 1h30 outside the city that I can currently afford, and we're a two-income household with a single child. My parents could afford their - muc
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by folkrav 4y ago
Just stole this. Thanks a lot!
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by folkrav 4y ago
Isn't this more of an Electron alternative, exposing desktop APIs to web based apps, where nativefier is just a wrapper over webpages?
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by folkrav 4y ago
Most the criticisms of the "10x engineer" thing I've seen were more about this expectation that everyone can be 10x, when they're more the exception than the rule. Your average programmer is just that: average.
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by folkrav 4y ago
Anker is pretty reliable and far from a no-name IMHO
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by folkrav 4y ago
Honestly just never explored it much, but my whole family and friend circle is on Facebook Messenger. Does this work through Matrix in some way?
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by folkrav 4y ago
For cars specifically, I have a theory it may be explained by a lot of people go for resale value. Feels more likely to find someone to buy a gray car than a bright green one.
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by folkrav 4y ago
> Having recently fully de-Big-Teched all my devices, I have the luxury of agreeing with that philosophy. I'm curious as to what this entailed for you. To me this sounds like I'd cut off contact with over half my family. The so
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by folkrav 4y ago
Anecdotally as well, we've had two that I can think of in the last two years (both were specific to Windows).
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by folkrav 4y ago
You'd typically not rebuild CI images that often.
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by folkrav 4y ago
Seeing how many cheaters there still is are on Valorant (where they already employ such techniques), I really doubt this is helping much. But yay, let's keep pushing more and more intrusive software on user's computers.
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by folkrav 4y ago
Seeing all the praise for Fastmail, I just switched today from my previous Google Workspace. Import process was seamless, things are running smooth. Interface is rather snappy. Just had to reconfigure my IMAP/SMTP settings and generate
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by folkrav 4y ago
> It's like .. okay, imagine you have this market you used to shop at. You really enjoyed going there for years, but it's been bought by Walmart. For reasons, Walmart isn't shutting down the market, but they're not re
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by folkrav 4y ago
Sure, I don't miss them too much. Still doesn't bode too well for the future of the API IMHO
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by folkrav 4y ago
Cause I still find some enjoyment in smaller subreddits. I used to hang out on phpbb forums back in my early teens, now that crowd is mostly on niche subreddits. I just know that I like it, but not enough that it would keep me in if I had t
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by folkrav 4y ago
Perfectly fair, it's obviously not really a good comparison. I'd however rather pay a bit more to have something a bit prettier than a spray painted monotub sitting on my shelf, when possible. Function over form, but I don't
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by folkrav 4y ago
The day old.reddit.com disappears is the day I stop browsing Reddit on desktop, just like the day their API access gets too restrictive for third-party clients to make sense (which I wouldn't be surprised to happen at some point, given
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by folkrav 4y ago
The poor service often has to do with the fact they don't own the infrastructure, and rely on the parent's technicians. I'd be genuinely surprised if those service calls were put on the same level of priority as their own cus
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by folkrav 4y ago
Most of the smaller providers have either been acquired (e.g. Public Mobile) or downright always been run by the larger telcos (e.g. Virgin Mobile). For both mobile and ISPs, very few companies actually own the infrastructure, most are just

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