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2y ago
Another reminder of USA "democratisation" history.
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2y ago
You might be interested in https://github.com/Aloxaf/fzf-tab
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2y ago
I'll take a look. Thanks!
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2y ago
I wonder why there isn't anything more affordable...
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2y ago
Thanks, I'll check it out and probably start saving.
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2y ago
I want a camera that works digitally, but all is through physical controls and only the photometer is digital as well. Not a single "auto" feature. All manual, but saves to an SD.
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GTK: Android Backend WIP
(gitlab.gnome.org)
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This is potentially bad news for open source kernels. They do lots of work there.
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A US forum talking about people they pre-consider terrorists of a country they surely can't pin point in a map. What can go wrong...
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2y ago
GrapheneOS has a much stricter infrastructure set up to manage app permissions.
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2y ago
If your stack is Node.js, I highly recommend SSTv3 [0], which uses Pulumi under the hood and thus lets you deploy to any provider you want, be that cloud or docker in Hetzner. It's simple and can scale to complex if you want. I've
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From Python to Paper: Visualizing Calculations with Handcalcs
(codecut.ai)
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2y ago
I wonder if they could add Wayland…
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2y ago
I wish Kagi was cheaper. It's expensive in many countries and it doesn't help that we are bombarded with subscriptions everywhere.
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2y ago
It's still a perfectly valid choice.
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Boxxy puts bad Linux applications in a box with only their files
(github.com)
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FCast: Casting Made Open Source
(fcast.org)
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2y ago
I completely agree that it being far away from the interaction point is bad UX. That said, toasts by themselves are not bad, it depends where they are.
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2y ago
"It just works" is precisely why I use Jetbrains products. I'm amazed they are not that common in many developer communities. They are amazing tools.
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2y ago
Honestly I'm pretty happy with a 2010 iMac with LibreElec and no streaming subscriptions payed. I keep dodging bullets, like this one. What I miss and I might get to write myself is a plug-in for Kodi to act as a Chromecast. On the oth
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2y ago
This happens because of the US embargo, so I'll blame US until they stop.
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What Spain used to censor Catalonia's 2017 independence referendum
(censura1oct.github.io)
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It's not going to be as half baked as other products they've released in the past that were made from scratch because this is basically Standard Notes that they bought directly integrated in Drive.
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2y ago
I'd not encourage the usage of an AUR helper. Just pointing to the AUR page should be enough.
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2y ago
I'm getting a 403 trying to access this page.
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2y ago
Oh right, another right wing campaign, now in HN. We have enough if it in our TVs. The real issue is empty houses, landlords and investment companies. Hopefully all of them get all speculative properties with okupas.
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2y ago
Auto updates work for me with the same setup. I'm curious as to why it wouldn't work for them.
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2y ago
At work we also stopped using Graphql and we only have a few endpoints left to migrate in our internal dashboard. Nobody that has worked on this project has liked the dx.
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2y ago
I think this ad is exquisite. I wish people reacted this euphorically for more important things.
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2y ago
Given the recent law in the US to give the NSA full access to user data without court order, forcing Tiktok to be owned by a US company makes more sense.
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