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by gear54rus 7mo ago
Perhaps it's time to submit patches that allow building it without IPv6 instead. Countless hours of configuration meddling will be saved.
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by gear54rus 7mo ago
Sounds more like satire.
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by gear54rus 7mo ago
No they are correct, fish seems to intercept this or something like that. Only works with cat.
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by gear54rus 8mo ago
I run crdroid (now on pixel but before that it was xiaomi). I suggest your check it out.
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by gear54rus 8mo ago
I don't think you can unrack a 180kg barbell with your head and just stand there like that as a 90kg male, much less untrained. That is a humongous amount of weight.
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by gear54rus 9mo ago
So did you ask any of them about this? These religious lunacy always seem like they are from some other planet to me haha.
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by gear54rus 9mo ago
What is the best hackable drone brand these days? Where you can remove all this bs remote ID and GPS disobedience?
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by gear54rus 9mo ago
Absolutely the same here. Same journey and same points. One added benefit is that you don't have to suffer through GH actions on GitLab as well. They sometimes do braindead moves like prohibiting no-expiry-date access tokens but otherw
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by gear54rus 9mo ago
The only missing piece is hiding the time something was posted :) Why would anyone use any of those crap websites is beyond me.
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by gear54rus 9mo ago
Agreed, this sounds like some complicated ass-backwards way to do what k8s already does. If it's too big for you, just use k3s or k0s and you will still benefit from the absolutely massive ecosystem. But instead we go with multiple mov
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by gear54rus 10mo ago
It's absolutely hilarious that someone would think that this passes for API docs nowdays. Still it's good to know what to avoid on the very first glance.
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by gear54rus 10mo ago
yeah, I 'll try htmx if he will maintain the resulting pile of goo lol
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by gear54rus 10mo ago
It could safely be used on public internet, all this fearmongering has no basis under it. Better question is 'does it have any actual improvements in day-to-day operations'? Because it seems like it mostly changes up some cipherin
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by gear54rus 10mo ago
SmartGit can do that too
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by gear54rus 10mo ago
At least we can gather and post an actual solution in the top comment.
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by gear54rus 10mo ago
> Buy a cheap smart TV Why does it have to be cheap? What if I want a killer panel without all the bs? > Use a small "air mouse" for control An alternative is something like 'unified remote' on it, then you can eve
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by gear54rus 11mo ago
this can be fixed by just using random ssh port all my services are always exposed for convenience but never on a standard port (except http)
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by gear54rus 11mo ago
Most importantly it would actually reveal the lie they are all trying to sell. Why would you need backups if it's so useful and stable? I'm not going to ask it to nuke my hard drive after all.
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by gear54rus 11mo ago
Perhaps you'd be interested in learning that you can initiate chats to phone numbers (regardless of contact status) by going to wa.me/<phone-number> I've never tested it without contacts permissions though.
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by gear54rus 11mo ago
I thought 'those' common people decided to stop sponsoring the war by leaving. But surely one can see how adding more idiotic rules and roadblocks for them just might make staying a more attractive option :)
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by gear54rus 11mo ago
Yandex is as entrenched in Russia as anyone could be. It's quickly becoming the state's goto IT company with products for all aspects of everyday life (many of them in leading market positions). It's the 'everything&#x27
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by gear54rus 11mo ago
Companies are trying to weasel out of sanctions that target common people and arbitrary kafkaesque visa rules. Shocker, I know.
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by gear54rus 11mo ago
There definitely were improvements to be made in both KSP (physics of large vessels) and CS (FPS in large cities). Instead we get this... 0/2
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by gear54rus 11mo ago
Which region were you able to create this in? They seem to be out of capacity all the time in EU.
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by gear54rus 11mo ago
> Some Intel ThinkPads have accelerometers built-in just to throttle your PC to oblivion when it moves Wtf? That sounds crazy, any sources?
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by gear54rus 11mo ago
How do you know?
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by gear54rus 11mo ago
in short and simple terms, those parasites colluded with hardware manufacturers and put a special chip in your computer and monitor that runs enslavement software without opening it up physically there is no way to make it stop or get the r
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by gear54rus 11mo ago
Definitely. In the age of the internet where stupid 'legal'/commercial/whatever other restrictions are the norm it's the only way to guarantee access.
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by gear54rus 1y ago
The thing is, only the US can realistically know your worldwide income. And only due to its banking cronies it intimidates into submission worldwide.
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by gear54rus 1y ago
It doesn't matter. As long as you can spam people with crap like popups and notifications easier than on the web, we will still see all those unnecessary 'apps' that could just be a web page.

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