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by gizdan 5y ago
I'm gonna go out on a limb here. At the end of the day laws are relative so to say. The thought behind such a system is noble indeed, but as we've seen, anything any government gets their hands on, they will abuse it. Classic exam
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by gizdan 5y ago
It looks like the APIs are being reverse engineered, thus even if this happens, Apple likely has little legal ground to stand on, if at all (IANAL). See also ReactOS[0]. [0] https://reactos.org/
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by gizdan 5y ago
Not sure about GNUstep, but Darling is akin to Wine, in that it is a re-implementation of the Mac APIs within a Linux environment, allowing you to run MacOS apps on Linux without recompilation. Whereas Airyx is a full FreeBSD OS (distributi
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by gizdan 5y ago
> It's a pity that she is working with FreeBSD, or it could have been of use to her. I suppose FreeBSD made more sense as a base considering MacOS is derived from BSD.
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by gizdan 5y ago
> - Use network separation to control the amount of damage a compromise can cause. > - Use firewalls to limit unneeded network connectivity and encryption to protect confidentiality. Are we still on this? Why isn't anyone pushin
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by gizdan 5y ago
Here in the UK, minimum wage workers do not have to do a self-assessment. Only certain circumstances require you to return a self-assessment, some of those circumstances include earning over 150k or having income beyond your usual PAYE inco
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by gizdan 5y ago
Here in the UK the vast majority has very simple income (i.e. just salaries). The employer reports the income and taxes taxes and passes it directly to HMRC (our IRS equivalent). By the end of the year for the vast majority HMRC knows how m
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by gizdan 5y ago
Have a look at the source, there is no server for this at all, it's a front-end only app. It's published via Netlify. You can also run it on docker locally.
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Index machine: an open source pick and place machine(github.com)
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by gizdan 5y ago
Wow! That's super cool. I will have to check this out at some point. Am I correct in understanding that the pocket tool actually imports the URLs contents? If not, how hard would it be to include the actual content of URLs? Specificall
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by gizdan 5y ago
Out of curiousity, what is reason to host three different VPNs?
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by gizdan 5y ago
I've only ever used FairEmail, can anyone who has tried both (and not rage quit either) give a summary of the advantages and disadvantages of both? Also, can K9 do a "disable work emails outside of work hours" kind of thing?
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by gizdan 5y ago
That still requires listening on tcp.
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by gizdan 5y ago
You cannot hand over what you don't have. A software being offline has that advantage going for it. You don't see law enforcement going to the GIMP's development team saying "we need this persons GIMP data", which i
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by gizdan 5y ago
> a set of largely independent tools which can each address some aspect of the problem kubernetes is trying to solve. But Kubernetes is already this. Sure the core is a lot bigger than something like Nomad, but the some of it is replacea
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by gizdan 5y ago
Fair point. But this is where the likes of EKS and GKE come in. It takes away a lot of the pain that comes from managing K8s.
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by gizdan 5y ago
> On the subject of secrets, would a better option not be to store a Secret using AWS Secrets Manager with the value you need to acquire You could do that, but you can also throw money in the bin. Secrets Managers is basically a paid for
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by gizdan 5y ago
Only the k8s admins need to know that though, not the users of it.
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by gizdan 5y ago
Nomad also doesn't have a lot of feature that are built into kubernetes, features that otherwise require other hashicorp tools. So now you have a vault cluster, a consul cluster, a nomad cluster, then hcl to manage it all, probably a t
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by gizdan 5y ago
Sadly, I have, hence why I mentioned new Reddit.
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by gizdan 5y ago
It is obvious that Musescore does not care any more. They're in damage control mode and they're doing a terrible job at that. The fork was the right decision.
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by gizdan 5y ago
It isn't. It runs InfiniTime.
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by gizdan 5y ago
> Ever since Discourse set the standard for "good self-hosted open source forum software," I know this is besides your point, but I wouldn't credit Discourse with any standards but horrible UX. It's the worse of (new)
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by gizdan 5y ago
Right, my point is, you can always run your infra much the same AWS runs their infra. Cloud providers give you certain advantages that on prem doesn't have, and vice versa. Equally, running container orchestration gives you advantages
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by gizdan 5y ago
> Orchestration, in general, isn't needed. The major cloud providers are already doing it with virtual machines, and have been for a long time. It's better isolation than Kubernetes can provide. Sure it's not needed! But c
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by gizdan 5y ago
Came here to say this. It sounds like Ably is slowly moving towards creating their own orchestration tooling. Before you know it they'll need a bunch of additional features such as scaling up an individual service that runs on the same
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by gizdan 5y ago
Lot of small inconsistencies as another said. Look at this screenshot[0]. The padding on the contact name and avatar is completely off. Also look at the dialer[1], long inputs there are not that likely, but it still sucks that the numbers a
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by gizdan 5y ago
You Google "how do I do X with gnome player", has worked for me every time.
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by gizdan 5y ago
It is! I used to be a part time Windows user (mostly games) so when I bought a new mouse, I installed their offical software to configure. It felt like they spent more time on the colours of the application than UX. Anyway fastforward many
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by gizdan 5y ago
I'll do that once websites stop tracking me. I guess that's never.

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