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by guilhas 2y ago
Interesting that it has a battery, that works as a nice "UPS". And monitor mount useful too How does it support TB3 graphics? only example I can see is extended PCI. Or just for the thinkpad? Also how can the tinypc support the US
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by guilhas 2y ago
Very good, something I would have written as side project if I had the motivation Same language and libraries Just don't understand why web scrapping, wasn't there an API?
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by guilhas 2y ago
I would suggest a second hand laptop or mini pc, is a better alternative for many people But is good to see the ecosystem of projects that rpi generated
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by guilhas 2y ago
All my points stand * VimFX still works in the latest release of Firefox * If random people on the internet can square it, so probably could the Firefox team, they didn't need to keep all features * They decided to handicap their addon
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by guilhas 2y ago
Although I like appimages more compared with flatpack and snap I think they are all worse than the other packaging methods With a NixOS configuration I can install almost all software I use in a single command Even in window I mostly use sc
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by guilhas 2y ago
Just go to github and search issues with 'Wayland support' I think is more probable that anyone will have a problem in Wayland than X
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by guilhas 2y ago
That article was wrong in many ways, even more 4 years later, and you can see it in its comments XUL is a core part of Firefox, and can still be re-enabled for addons today https://gir.st/blog/legacyfox.htm https:&#x2
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by guilhas 2y ago
Firefox could absolutely mantain XUL and have improved it's engine, they just chose not, or were ordered by google to do so And as you say several 1 dev forks were able to keep both WebExtensions and XUL for free, why wouldn't the
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by guilhas 2y ago
Chrome thought process Random websites: "they need access to your filesystem, USBs, GPU, Bluetooth..." Extensions installed by the user, and reviewed by google to be in the store: "those are too dangerous, need to be limited&
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by guilhas 2y ago
Although PaleMoon is great, it creates a brain split Firefox had very advanced addons for the time, and very good developer community. XUL removal just gave everyone PTSD Don't know how good is the continuous fragmentation of the commu
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by guilhas 2y ago
Distro maintainers should absolutely have the ultimate decision on how they distribute software, according to the project objectives, that is why we choose/trust/like some over others Klode was dismissive, but Johnathan White also
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by guilhas 2y ago
Exactly, recently most discussions around Debian have been "why is it not more like distroX" by people who probability never been interested in Debian to begin with So many distro options, why keep bullying to make them the opposi
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by guilhas 2y ago
Never used browser or clipboard I always thought keepass key feature was the 'Global Auto-Type' that works in most applications
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by guilhas 2y ago
What is the point of killing the animals? Wouldn't it be better to quarantine them?
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by guilhas 2y ago
I don't disagree, but we didn't had a choice and now we have. How much guilt is a parent going to have in, the unlikely situation, that something unfortunate happens and that it could have been prevented by this device?
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by guilhas 2y ago
Missing from the article, another impact from lockdowns and remote learning, record number of student school absence/abandonment Sending the police, instead of someone to help the students and parents, is not the right approach, as the
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by guilhas 2y ago
I have seen successful cases. People in their 30s coming out of a long relation, with a not very social job/life, have some difficulty finding a new partner if not online Of course, there are many different apps, more casual, more seri
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by guilhas 2y ago
This seems more like a natural adjustment since the end of lockdowns and remote learning. Younger people don't need them because of the return of student social/night life
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by guilhas 2y ago
I would definitely recomend Steve and Leo's podcast 'Security Now' quite good at explaining CVEs and other security news I don't know about SpinRite but I would imagin it is just like any tool, useful for someone
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by guilhas 2y ago
Funny that with the rise of "hidden history" "mud floods" channels like MyLunchBreak which show a lot of this historical uncanny or not well known paintings/pictures, more accurate history sources are also coming ou
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by guilhas 2y ago
(2019) How the search for MH370 has been set back because 25 minutes of sound waves supposed to be recorded as the plane plunged into the Indian Ocean are 'missing' https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-664
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by guilhas 2y ago
Or they could invest resources in useful things and we continue to use Tree Style Tabs In what way is the UI falling behind? How advanced can it be? The most advanced thing was probably XUL that they disabled
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by guilhas 2y ago
Let's hope so. I prefer Xorg stability
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by guilhas 2y ago
Ever heard about MSN.com? (2022) MSN Replaced Its Human Journalists With AI That Publishes Fake News About Mermaids and Bigfoot https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33846723
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by guilhas 2y ago
Can't understand what problem does public broadband solves At this point it would be for the gov to subsidise starlink terminals in economically unviable areas Opposed to health, trains, water other big infrastructures, internet seems
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by guilhas 2y ago
I quite liked the abandoned linux zeitgeist
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by guilhas 2y ago
TUIs could have images but that not the norm. People that do TUIs are probably more interested in text. Definitely interested in reducing mouse usage * It works over SSH without any extra configuration * Some servers don't have xorg in
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by guilhas 2y ago
If you backup the "seed" hotp secret you can probably use any OTP client software to open the DB without needing the yubikey
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by guilhas 2y ago
If the yubikey stops working, you also loose access to the database So I would have a backup with a simple password, or even unencrypted in a USB somewhere
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by guilhas 2y ago
Everyone using an offline password manager without having a backup might as well consider everything lost This sounds like emotional blackmail How many times I lost everything, hardware failure, updates that broke OS, using dd in the wrong

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