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by geoah 5y ago
That is just amazing and insane at the same time. Relevant to this I think is the Mellified man [1]. First read about it in the novel The Dervish House by Ian McDonald which involved the search for one. The idea is that people would start e
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by geoah 5y ago
Modified Helix (ortholinear split) Original https://github.com/MakotoKurauchi/helix Modified version https://github.com/geoah/lesser-helix
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by geoah 5y ago
> Prawo Jazdy" was a supposed Polish national who was listed by the Garda Síochána in a police criminal database as having committed more than 50 traffic violations in Ireland. A 2007 memorandum stated that an investigation revealed
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by geoah 5y ago
Octal on ios does the exact same thing and I’ve always wondered the same. I guess you could have a server side component where you pass the url, gets the thumbnail from metadata and caches it but not sure what it actually does.
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by geoah 5y ago
Would expect that stable would cost way more. They seem to be bumping the price the closer it gets to a stable version. Google shows articles quoting 5k on 2016 (was called something else?), 8k on 2018, 10k on 2020. This is pretty normal in
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by geoah 5y ago
Something like magic link maybe? https://magic.link — You can find other similar services or implement your own. Ask for the user’s email, and send them a link with a short lived jwt or other token.
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by geoah 5y ago
I'm strugling a bit with Skiff, I really want to like it but I don't understand what is actually private or decentralized about it. --- Their site says: > Everything on Skiff is end-to-end encrypted. Your most sensitive data is
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by geoah 5y ago
It does not show up in the UI. Everything done via terminal that doesn't have the magic/expected labels/annotations that truenas expect will not show up in the ui.
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by geoah 5y ago
Seems the book mentioned in the article is out. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex_on_the_Moon
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by geoah 5y ago
Couldn't agree more. I'm fairly certain that I'm a better coder and team member than I used to be because I was part of both ends of many many PRs.
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by geoah 5y ago
Echopraxia is also a pretty interesting hard scifi book by Petter Watts - do check it out. ( https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18490708-echopraxia )
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by geoah 5y ago
I’ve been using scale since the alpha versions are am pretty happy with it tbh. Not a fan of what they are doing with the ui to create apps, but the underlying k3s is pretty much bog standard and you can just ignore the ui and do whatever y
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by geoah 5y ago
For casual gamers (like myself and my partner for example) it might be preferable to have a single gaming server in the house and be able to play from their own less able computers than have to keep upgrading multiple computers every couple
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by geoah 5y ago
I also have to disagree with this. Butterfly knives were “the cool thing to have” when i was 13 (close to 25 years ago) and we definitely did not have youtube telling us about them and pretty much everyone in my class/city had them. I’
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by geoah 5y ago
Consider learning or improving your golang skills. The language has seen quite significant adoption from all sizes of companies and teams and doesn’t seem to be slowing down. The survey results for 2021 are not out yet so keep an eye out bu
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by geoah 5y ago
Nope indeed. OP just go get a password manager please.
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by geoah 5y ago
Speaking of crtds, check out also automerge. https://github.com/automerge/automerge
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by geoah 5y ago
Nothing really new but mainly dat/hypercore, securescuttlebutt, matrix’s pinecone, and some of the libp2p related projects like ceramic and textile.
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by geoah 5y ago
> The blog article is the setup to make Docker Mailserver act like a Gmail server. I'm not sure what a Gmail server is. I was expecting this to include a web ui, admin ui, and the things that actually make Gmail hard to move away fr
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by geoah 5y ago
You might want to elaborate a bit on the differentiating factor of your marketplace compared to the existing ones as well as why your team is qualified to build it. I don’t think any number of pre sign ups can make up for not knowing anythi
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by geoah 5y ago
Textual is a good example of this working IRL for me. Their app is one of the best IMO IRC clients on MacOS, is open source [1] and is also sold on the App store and their site. 1. https://github.com/Codeux-Software/Tex
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by geoah 5y ago
Thank you for taking the time to respond and for the additional links. I'm planning to spend some time this weekend looking into this a bit more and see if I can answer my own questions before bugging anyone, if not I might take you up
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by geoah 5y ago
Other possibility: Ios allows you to register a second face to unlock the device through face id. Could it be that they registered their face on the device?
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by geoah 5y ago
This is interesting. At a first glance this seemed idiotic, but digging a bit deeper it might actually work. Let me explain myself. --- Their example in the linked document has the following usecase: > [Alice is a singer/songwriter]
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by geoah 5y ago
I’d probably be willing to pay 100 usd for a terminal based version of something that resembles vscode in terms of user experience and easy of use rather than the rabbit hole that are vim/emacs. Language server support would be great a
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by geoah 5y ago
Option f was “there is already an editor like this ___” or something like that. That might have been a bit more polite. Emacs imo doesn’t really match what op is proposing. Specifically the part about user experience. > * conformat, easy
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by geoah 5y ago
> Key to this decentralization is blockchain technology, which creates publicly visible and verifiable ledgers of record that can be accessed by anyone, anywhere. Sigh, this is the reason why I think web3 and dapps will just be another f
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by geoah 5y ago
The title seemed a bit misleading at first. “China enforcing replacement of .com domains with .cn for in-country HTTP traffic”. If I’m reading this thread correctly, China is requiring from at least the op who has some http servers that are
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by geoah 5y ago
Can i just take a second to mention that i honestly love everything that comes out of charm? Their dedication to the command line and the attention to detail and style are just a breath of fresh air when compared to bloated web and desktop
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by geoah 5y ago
> "Moore Threads" is more than an interesting naming choice - the company's website does promise "double the number of concurrent threads every two years."

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