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by gingerlime 7mo ago
Price updates Free API calls: Effective May 1, we’re making API calls free for all B2 Cloud Storage customers.* This removes transaction costs and makes it easier to build, scale, and run high-volume workloads subject to our sta
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by gingerlime 7mo ago
[0] seems to suggest even paid plans are effectively limited to 500 web pages per day, right? Crawl jobs per day 5 per day Maximum pages per crawl 100 pages [0] https://developers.cloudflare.com/browser-renderin
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by gingerlime 8mo ago
Other than passwords though, I also have stuff installed at home on a Synology NAS, a mail server, a VPS running some websites (my own, family, my wife's), Home Assistant, Family photos with backups etc etc. I wonder who would not only
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by gingerlime 8mo ago
Exactly. Whilst I can see the problem with vibe-coded "contribution" that lower the signal/noise ratio on big OSS project, it's also "liberating" in the sense that forking becomes much more viable now. If previ
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by gingerlime 8mo ago
I don’t follow nor use pi so no horse in this race, but I think the results were never submitted to terminal bench? not sure how the process works exactly but it’s entirely missing from the benchmark. is this a sign of weakness? I honestly
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by gingerlime 8mo ago
From what I was reading immich should preserve your original media. I saw this bug report[0] but it’s not clear if it’s an app upload bug, iOS bug or maybe depends on the device?? I don’t use immich (yet) but this is the kind of stuff I wor
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by gingerlime 8mo ago
do you mean it loses the original fps rate, or just that you can’t easily view it?
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by gingerlime 8mo ago
any pointers on how it works with immich on the NAS and your desktop “contributing” processing power?
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by gingerlime 8mo ago
Great post. Explains the concepts just enough that they click without going too deep, shows practical implementation examples, how it fits together. Simple, clear and ultimately useful. (to me at least)
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by gingerlime 9mo ago
no unsubscribe button in this MS Copilot campaign. And they’re trying to gaslight like it’s some essential notification when it’s clearly and blatantly unnecessary marketing spam.
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by gingerlime 9mo ago
Same. Posted a comment about it [0]. I already filed a GDPR and ePrivacy compliants. Happy to share notes. Contact details in my profile. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46730206
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by gingerlime 9mo ago
I’ve had a similar experience when signing up for Office365 and started getting promotional emails to CoPilot. These (2) emails were without an unsubscribe option. I contacted MS support and after some back n forth they claimed it was a tra
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by gingerlime 9mo ago
Thanks. Yes. Connecting via an open port between containers isn't a problem though. They all see each other by name anyway (e.g. I can run a pg client to `db` and it will JustWork). The problem is when the coding agent needs to run com
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by gingerlime 9mo ago
Not sure I understand what you mean. Could you explain?
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by gingerlime 9mo ago
Yeah, you can bind mount the host's docker engine with -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock ... but yeah, it's potentially dangerous and might also get confusing for the AI agent and/or t
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by gingerlime 9mo ago
I do (most of) my development in docker containers. Usually a project will have a docker compose with web server, database etc. How can I use this so the yolobox container can interact with the other docker containers (or docker compose)?
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by gingerlime 1y ago
Very cool. How does it work in an apartment building? both practically not detecting my neighbors movement. But also from a privacy standpoint, can someone spy on me with this technology?
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by gingerlime 2y ago
plugging Alephbet[0] the open source A/B testing framework I created and used for many years. Alephbet is the JS frontend running experiments. Lamed is the backend running on AWS lambda with redis as data store. There’s also a Rails ba
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by gingerlime 2y ago
It’s entertaining and he points to some bugs like race conditions that shouldn’t be there, but I’m not sure if it’s specific to Hoywire. Also his statement that DHH/Rails claim Hotwire is the only way, or that you cannot also use Rea
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by gingerlime 2y ago
I clicked the link on the email, entered the EU country I live in, something about my GDPR right of privacy and was immediately “approved”. YMMV
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by gingerlime 2y ago
Cool idea. I guess some might be concerned about the privacy implications of giving access to their emails, so perhaps you could add some info on why you can be trusted? Can you give any pointers on how to create such a plugin? I’m struggli
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by gingerlime 2y ago
I’m using postfix/dovecot with mysql backed accounts (compatible with postfixadmin) and I have a tiny bash script that: * generates a random email * asks for an optional description * inserts new email to the database * adds an entry t
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by gingerlime 3y ago
Any way to unflag? it’s politics, but extremely relevant to the tech crowd. How AI literally affects people’s life and death.
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by gingerlime 3y ago
the penalty can be significant under GDPR, but enforcement is lacking severely
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by gingerlime 3y ago
Yes and no. First it should be a German Miele. But in general, new Mieles aren’t as good as old ones. Across the board. Washers, dryers, dishwashers. The only benefit they offer is energy efficiency (at least based on brochures). If I had t
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by gingerlime 3y ago
I’ve been doing that for over a decade, without making tangible progress.
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by gingerlime 3y ago
slightly OT but can someone recommend how to learn CSS in 2023 for a backend web developer, who 30ish years ago grokked mainframe Assembly reasonably well (and since then developed in c, php, python, ruby, bash, etc etc)? Can/do I star
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by gingerlime 3y ago
perhaps a better link? https://bitwarden.com/help/storing-passkeys/ Not sure if passkeys are supported on iOS or Android (only the browser extension is explicitly mentioned) and also they cannot be imported or exp
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by gingerlime 3y ago
Looks great. Was a big fan of Typeform in the early days. I’m trying it on my iPhone SE 2022 and get this message: Formbricks is not available for devices with smaller resolutions.
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by gingerlime 3y ago
> At the same time, it's really hard even for Elixir to beat a lot of the productivity benefits of Ruby Can you give an example or explain what you mean?

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