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by greatgib 1y ago
It kind of does make sense, like a Library would use the books at its disposal. But what is not normal is that they will easily block, ban and sue you if you try to do the same, like if the catalog of content was belonging to them.
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by greatgib 1y ago
The idea was a little bit interesting but the problem was that they wanted to replace gmail and emails by that. At that time, email was kind of a safe, frozen thing, interconnectable between all providers. Wave was the first step to a walle
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by greatgib 1y ago
And to add to the fact that it was shoved down our throat, it wasn't even the best system. There was plenty of them that were interested with great features initng, upstart,... But systemd won because they manage to force us to depend
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by greatgib 1y ago
Now thanks to Go and Rust, every single tool that are recommended to be installed in developers computers and server are required to be "sh -c "$(curl -fsSL " installed... We are so cooked...
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by greatgib 1y ago
Systemd is crap. Works in the main use case, mess up otherwise. It is the windows kernel of linux distributions. Here for example, suddenly systemd will be mandatory despite systemd not caring for multiple session of a single user. Not only
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by greatgib 1y ago
Quoting wikipedia: The regulation does not purport to apply to the processing of personal data for national security activities or law enforcement of the EU; however, industry groups concerned about facing a potential conflict of laws ha
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by greatgib 1y ago
Legal compliance with European laws that they are subject of. Not any random law around the world.
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by greatgib 1y ago
As they have the account email, they could also notify of the issue by email when there are too many issues renewing for too long.
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by greatgib 1y ago
Extending/reworking the format is probably good but I don't think that using multiline (indentation dependant)json or yaml would be good for such a thing. One of the interesting point of diff files is that all commands are on sing
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by greatgib 1y ago
How are you able to do that? Me I tried, and Zed was never working constantly stupidly complaining that his requests of around 200k tokens would exceed the context window of 128k tokens.
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by greatgib 1y ago
And guess which ones got hold of most leadership positions in current days...
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by greatgib 1y ago
There were some good sequence and episodes, but mostly I agree with you. I found it slow and boring. The bottom plot is nice but but there a some episodes where almost nothing happens. I'm quite sure that they were empty on ideas in te
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by greatgib 1y ago
Looks totally stupid in my opinion... After an eight-hour flight, if you went to bed at 21:00 yesterday, you’ll do the same today. This will not work except if you are completely shifted with the local time when you travel. If you
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by greatgib 1y ago
Most political articles are not flagged from what I can see, but it is probably flagged because Musk still has a lot of zealot supporters that don't want to see bad things said about him, despite the bad things he did to numerous perso
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by greatgib 1y ago
What I meant is that it would be great for them to join the set of fonts that are provided by default with LibreOffice or Linux distributions.
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by greatgib 1y ago
Builder.ai was then able to raise $75mn from some of its existing shareholders to try to fix its balance sheet, according to two people familiar with its finances. I'm just trying to imagine the kind of funds or investor for w
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by greatgib 1y ago
The problem is not the crypto, that kind of things develop is happening for everyone easily if you are known to be rich. The real problem is that developed countries that used to be safe enough are becoming as unsafe a mexico.
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by greatgib 1y ago
They are surprisingly quite good. It would be great if they could be embedded in LibreOffice
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by greatgib 1y ago
What is VA? VS you mean? Everyone knows this theory that vscode is open source except that it isn't really. The base is open source, but essential things are not like access to extensions, some most important language servers,... As fa
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by greatgib 1y ago
I was totally horrified at all the acme clients I saw that were a hell of complexity and dependencies, and installing random things from internet until I found the one acme.sh that is a breeze. You just need bash, no weird dependency, not t
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by greatgib 1y ago
Honestly, this is a nightmare. I understand that it might not look so in a first instance, but the whole idea is that you will own nothing and they will have control on everything you do. You don't have anymore your own computer with y
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by greatgib 1y ago
I don't know if this website itself was generated With AI but it's totally not usable on mobile...
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by greatgib 1y ago
I'm wondering what would be the feeling to have closed eyes and still see sometimes/have some visual activity. Like not be able to rest from vision even with closed eyes.
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by greatgib 1y ago
Ah yes, I forgot this funny joke where for years I didn't understand why the dock was suddenly jumping to the other monitor without wanting to come back. And finally discovered that you should do a strange movement of two fast tap to t
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by greatgib 1y ago
I was always frustrated by this service because it is good to tell you that you have been pwned and your email appears in a breach but sadly it is more often than not more scary than useful as you can't see exactly what has been leaked
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by greatgib 1y ago
You can be sure that the confusion is not accidental. As I see it, it's a way for MS to profit from free labour for it's support service and a marketing stunt to benefit by association from the good reputation of this researcher a
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by greatgib 1y ago
Indeed that is the good point, even without switching, just watching less content, shorter will hit them right in the wallet. Not even that you have to restrain yourself, but I also noticed that more and more annoying ad recently kills the
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by greatgib 1y ago
If you can connect to "node1.mydomain.com" and your web browser believe that the server is legitimate because of the CA signature, why a server that would receive a request from "node1.mydomain.com" as certified by the C
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by greatgib 1y ago
Ground to earth opinion, it is crazy the disconnect of our world where people might afford or spend such an amount of money for a simple sculpture that is not that much beautiful or even unique, but just because of collector FOMO or investm
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by greatgib 1y ago
Wtf, so now you will not be able to use the same cert for bidirectional TLS connection. And this is totally a free user hostile change with dubious justification. Each service that will accept the client cert can decide or not to accept a r

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