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by gnyman 3y ago
At least over here in Finland you can get premium light which is just 6.99e per month, and does not include youtube music. Which was the thing that finally made me upgrade, as I already have a preferred music streaming service, I refused th
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by gnyman 3y ago
Also a recommendation for Strongbox if you're on a Mac. I've tried "all" since switching from 1Password a few years ago and it was the one I liked the most.
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by gnyman 4y ago
Scaleway and OVH are two other European companies who provide things like managed databases and blob storage, in addition to very competitively priced dedicated hardware and services. One thing I personally like with OVH is that they have f
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by gnyman 4y ago
sadly no, I just had a pair lying around at home which I got for biking I believe, they are unbranded plastic ones. But I don't think it matters as long as they are yellow :-) In the other thread someone mentioned that normal "blu
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by gnyman 4y ago
Have you tried yellow tinted glasses? I found it helped me a lot. I think night driving glasses are supposed to do the same, filter out the blue light but not sure if they do it as effectively as yellow lenses, maybe try both?
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by gnyman 4y ago
PSA, try yellow tinted glasses,they filters out a lot (all?) the blue light and it mostly solved the issue for me. There are special "night driving glasses" also and it might be that "blue light glasses" also work, I hav
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by gnyman 4y ago
I think it's just not great at Clojure, it's less popular and so there is less of it in its training data. Also Clojure seems to be kind of hard to get right. I started trying to learn Clojure with this years advent of code, but g
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by gnyman 4y ago
Definitely. I'm using it to solve Advent of Code [1] and there a few others doing the same [2]. The training data biases definitely shines trough sometimes but thats mostly when the problem labels (R)ock, (P)aper, (S)cissor as A, B, C.
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by gnyman 4y ago
I was just rewatching Jonathan Blow's talk, where he discusses the Five 9s > ... We don't use this anymore, in part because the number would be going down and we can't make it go up anymore ... https://youtu.be&
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by gnyman 4y ago
Yep, I paused at that also. Quite hypocritical of them to state they are "legally required" when the prompt they display isn't in compliance. The European Data Privacy Board (EDPB) has been very clear that the choice to opt o
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by gnyman 4y ago
I had heard the 1 ms number also and did some research some time ago. As far as I understood the 1 ms is for specialised low latency connections and devices not for the every day browsing. Here are two sources which I found useful at that t
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by gnyman 4y ago
I do think Soulver would be a better choice for many. But it is much more powerful, allowing you to do conversions and labels. So the simplicity of just having two calculators side by side and a fast way to transfer the results is probably
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The Path to Deepfake Harm(aviv.medium.com)
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by gnyman 4y ago
If you want a cordless vacuum designed for repairabilty, there is a new company called Lupe which is trying https://lupetechnology.com/ Vacuum wars were impressed at least https://youtu.be/rFbkGM9Lm18 No id
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by gnyman 4y ago
Last year when I looked into this there was no automated way to get this info; the normal audit log mentioned below does not contain any info about actions from oauth-ed applications afaik. If you email GitHub support they can pull out deta
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by gnyman 5y ago
Nice, I did the same, but in 280 characters :-) https://blog.nyman.re/2020/10/11/introducing-piss-a.html I like your write-up of yours, re-reading my post I realise it’s severely lacking examples. Going to ta
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by gnyman 5y ago
I had a similar experience with trying to switch a few times during the last few years and only within the last few months I've actually managed to keep using another search engine for more than a week, and it happened to be kagi. If t
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by gnyman 5y ago
Wow, thanks for the tip! This looks really useful, I've been using fzf for a long time and it works well but this seems like a clear improvement to that
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by gnyman 5y ago
Has HA broken without being touched for you? In my experience, as long as I don't touch it, it keeps on chugging along (with a notable exception for the recent winter-time bug). Doing upgrades means things might break, but that is kind
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by gnyman 5y ago
In a similar spirit there is http://spa.mnesty.com and https://twitter.com/rescambot , the first one which is more simple and the second which has been discontinued. Re:scam seemed quite good at what it did htt
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by gnyman 5y ago
This would be my first answer also. It’s traditionally been considered to be a highly (or the most) secure OS because of their focus on security. That means if you stay within their ecosystem you are unlikely to ever have to worry about zer
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by gnyman 5y ago
ok, I'm not following completely but I'm curious enough they I need to try to compile a ssh client with this, appreciate the explanation though
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by gnyman 5y ago
Super interesting, thanks for sharing. You mentioning SSH makes me curious, could this be used for roaming SSH? With only? patching the client?
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by gnyman 5y ago
I find the character limit a interesting limitation, both negative and positive. On one hand, as you say, it's impossible to have a nuanced discussion in 280 chars. But on the other hand it forces (and allows) people to write interesti
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by gnyman 5y ago
PSA: For those of us on iOS/Safari, Stop The Madness recently added the ability to add site specific css or scripts https://underpassapp.com/StopTheMadness/ I guess there are other apps(extensions) also that can d
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by gnyman 5y ago
There are a few companies who are focusing on sustainability/repairabilty, you just have to look (sometimes very hard) and then take the risk that the company won't be in business in 5 years. One example I came across recently aft
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by gnyman 5y ago
I don't have a comment on this specific one but @jonathandata1 received his fair bit of critique before for being sensational when it comes to his finds. Dan Borges (aka @1njection ) wrote a blog about him last year https://
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by gnyman 5y ago
have you tried another client without the endless scroll? Also unfollow or mute everyone who isn't posting things you find real interesting (and also some that post interesting stuff but posts way too much, those I move out to a separa
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by gnyman 5y ago
This is lovely! Is this your first N64 game? How much documentation is there for aspiring N64 developers?
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by gnyman 5y ago
I'm not an expert on DNS so I might be missing some important part, but why use this instead of a normal reverse dns lookup? That is, `dig PTR 192.174.198.91.in-addr.arpa` or calling `gethostbyaddr`?

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