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by georgyo 4y ago
I'm incline to agree, but the driver is the most dangerous because we _assume_ that the when the driver pushes the gas or the breaks they will work. In the age of the accelerator and break going to software systems instead of mechanica
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by georgyo 4y ago
The biggest thing is that in IPFS each chunk has a CID, and that CID is globally unique and sharable from other CIDs. You can think of each CID as a mangent link, and each CID can point to more CIDs. Where as in a torrent the peer tracking
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by georgyo 4y ago
> If WhatsApp wasn’t blocked in China The answer is yes, this could be used if WhatsApp wasn't blocked. But since it blocked in China, you would first need to bypass the firewall anyway.
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by georgyo 4y ago
I worked at a place that did this in 2009. The problem with this method is that many people DID relocate to keep their jobs. And then were layed off two months later. Imagine uplifting your life for your job, and then being told you need to
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by georgyo 4y ago
An open source alternative that was posted last week: https://www.hanko.io/
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by georgyo 4y ago
They are not removing the functionality for people who already have domains added
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by georgyo 4y ago
If I had to guess, they are not adverse to "Docker" the company but actually to immutable container images that are shipped from the developer and often assume that they can run as root.
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by georgyo 4y ago
The Lemmy authors are pretty lefty, and the primary instance that they run is also very lefty. Their list of instances is likely curated to ignore instances that don't match their beliefs.
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by georgyo 4y ago
You may like Sveltekit, it has adapters to be deployed lots of places! With the ability to write new adapters easily. https://kit.svelte.dev/docs/adapters https://github.com/yarbsemaj/sveltekit-ada
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by georgyo 4y ago
No, it's still federated. But my account of alice@foo.com follows bob@bar.com Bob registers his new Twitter handle so I, Alice, can find it on the central service of Twitter. A mapping of users to users can be across any service, inclu
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by georgyo 4y ago
You should tell people when you you're going to buy that way they can short it.
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by georgyo 4y ago
If it is hosted on AWS the bandwidth of distributing the images is likely more than the cost of the compute.
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by georgyo 4y ago
I have been using the same Dell XPS 13 for about 6 years now, and I cannot say agree with most of that article. The Dell XPS line was my goto recommendation for people when they ask what laptop they should get. Dell XPS support is also fant
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by georgyo 4y ago
That was the joke. A lot of the comments are with the assumption that basic life needs are met.
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by georgyo 4y ago
13. Use money to buy your time back.
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by georgyo 4y ago
Your email is already both the password and 2fa reset for the vast majority of services... including things like bank accounts. Email access is basically total access.
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by georgyo 4y ago
By that logic, we should have cut down a lot more. We'd have so much more land to regrow!
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by georgyo 4y ago
Android is Linux, and most of those sandboxing changes have been upstreamed.
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by georgyo 4y ago
> So, all in all, gas power plants produce about 12% of the US's emissions. And the trees absorb each year about 13% of the (gross) US emission. More than gas power plants emit. You should ask yourself, where do trees put this &quot
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by georgyo 4y ago
There are a few reasons why I think it has to be at the app itself. In order to be actually secure, all conversions must be encrypted, without exception. OTR is one channel method of encrypting text, but it isn't the only method. For e
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by georgyo 4y ago
I used OTR, but I would not say that it was _more_ common, as that was just a layer over a non E2EE platform like the ones you listed. Using OTR meant using a non-standard client, installing the plugins for it, and configuring it. Worse, al
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by georgyo 4y ago
This assumes you can have your car plugged in during the day. It people drive to work and cannot plug in their car, then most of the time it will only be plugged in at night.
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by georgyo 4y ago
The database is stored in git, but is using GitHub actions to create a tarball of that database that is then severed as static files on GitHub pages. It being stored in git is irrelevant to the end result. The same exact content without git
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by georgyo 4y ago
GitHub issues are not git and don't even use git.
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by georgyo 4y ago
This is not using git as a backend, it is merely using GitHub's static web hosting to serve files. Still impressive, but git could have been replaced with FTP here.
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by georgyo 4y ago
Gerrit's database is fully based on git. https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/Documentation/note-db...
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by georgyo 4y ago
McDonald's owns their own farms. They are big enough that controlling their supply chain is very important. Facebook does not use cloud providers and designs their own servers. The very large compute uses and cloud providers have incen
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by georgyo 4y ago
I think growing food is the wrong analogy, and cooking is better. Growing food is more like designing and manufacturing servers. Cooking is more like taking these goods and putting them to use. There are plenty of places that host their own
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by georgyo 4y ago
> Also when does a Factorio system ever work? There's permanently a pressure for it to do more, stuff stuck on the wrong belts, not enough of some input... Sounds like a growing SaaS company.
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by georgyo 4y ago
Are they actually that rare? Both Slack and Discord at the very least have one, but that is a small sample size. Both Windows and Mac apps are very eager to self update. A feature they don't have on mobile devices the likely hides thes

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