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by fractalf 6y ago
Nah, he's probably running the web server on an old computer with an old OS ;)
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by fractalf 6y ago
Great stuff, brings back good geeky memories of all nighters :)
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by fractalf 6y ago
Sure I just _duck_ it ;p
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by fractalf 6y ago
I've also changed my mind about bitcoin. As an earlier believer an enthusiast, I cannot see bitcoin as anything more than a race to spend energy for nothing. It doesnxt scale it's not sustainable, it will fail. I still believe in
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by fractalf 6y ago
Good question. Agelessness is not as sustainable as reproduction. If something lived "forever" the ability to reproduce would have to go down to prevent overpopulation. The race would then be more wounerable to disease/disast
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by fractalf 6y ago
My secret source tells me we might see the rise of JarJar. That should please every die hard fan
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by fractalf 6y ago
https://k1ss.org/
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by fractalf 6y ago
Running Linux on desktop today has never been better. I dont even know what setup you have, but I've run linux (mainly Mint) on countless laptops/stationary pcs the last 10+ years and never had any network problems. Coming from wi
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by fractalf 6y ago
Very nice, GJ! Matrix is the FURURE. Now the work begins converting all slackers...
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by fractalf 6y ago
https://supabase.io/
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by fractalf 6y ago
Installing certbot with apt on Debian 10.5 is a breeze. I was struck back to read that the official certbot documentation actually recommends installing snapd and _not_ use the apt packages. In fact it will ask you to "Remove any Certb
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Ask HN: Certbot recommend snapd over apt, why?(certbot.eff.org)
2 points by fractalf 6y ago|3 comments
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by fractalf 6y ago
Linux Mint is so good I have a hard time understanding why anyone would use Ubunty. I've used so many distros over the years, but I always end up with Mint in the end. Canonical's horrible choise regarding the snap drama is just a
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by fractalf 6y ago
This looks amazing. First time hearing about it, can't believe this hasn't gotten more tracktion.
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by fractalf 6y ago
I solved this another way. Last week I #deletefacebook :) ..so long and thanks for all the fish
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by fractalf 6y ago
The same reason we "tolerate" NSA + friends and foes spying on the whole world?
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by fractalf 6y ago
"You can follow him on Twitter" ...oh, the irony. Some good views, buy come on, at least do what you preach and use mastadon.
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by fractalf 6y ago
Ubuntu has gone way to far in this. Reminds me of Microsoft in the 90s. It's really really sad and totally unbelievable. Why on earth would they make such terrible choises, I just don't get it. Linux Mint is an awesome alternative
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by fractalf 6y ago
Bandcamp had been my favorite music store since it launched, it's simply "how things should be done" ! It's the first place since the mp3 boom where I actually spend money and feel really good about it. Big up!
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by fractalf 6y ago
Ah, the system internal tools is one thing I really miss after switching to Linux on all my pcs. This port would be so awesome
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by fractalf 6y ago
I personally wouldn't call it a tragedy. No way google did this to "serve humanity", they see a way to make money on this. 10-20 years down this road, and the only way to access this knownledge would be to subscribe to some s
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by fractalf 6y ago
Nice article. The synth, though cool, is way overpriced. Just about doubled since release. Nice if you have one, not worth the money to buy now though
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by fractalf 6y ago
I keep everything from notes (markdown) to config files etc in a private self-hosted repo (gitea) accessable from anywhere. Don't trust any online provider for personal notes
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by fractalf 6y ago
Great stuff from the best music platform out there, hands down. You get mp3, flac, cd, vinyl, merch and no bullshit attached. Best deals for artists also. This is the only place I buy music these days :)
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by fractalf 7y ago
Is there a way to set up 2 ways auth with andOTP instead of the google auth?
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by fractalf 7y ago
Don't panic! No need to bring out the towel, the dolphins aren't leaving just yet. Someone else has access to this repo and stated that security fixes will be maintained.
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by fractalf 7y ago
This. 100% agree. The daily pain of having no other choises than Android or iOS is unberable. Im an early backer with infinite patience. Those haters complaining about this or that really don't understand what's being done here. P
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by fractalf 7y ago
I use BitWig on linux with LinVST and run lots of win vsts just fine. Not all though, but most
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by fractalf 7y ago
Did medium just start blocking content if you dont log in? Used to be an annoying popup..
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by fractalf 7y ago
Right on :)

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