ifh-hn

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   by ifh-hn 8mo ago

   This is not true. The limitation for sqlite is writes, it doesn't support concurrent writes.
2. 182.▲
   by ifh-hn 8mo ago

   I've no idea why I read to the end of that, seems like a long ramble, I kept expecting something to happen and it never did.
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   by ifh-hn 8mo ago

   Yeah, actually that's what I do. I pay for important services and choose companys where that actually respond to you. Email, calendar, etc I pay fastmail, for example. But really you can't avoid having to trust someone/thing.
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   by ifh-hn 8mo ago

   Let this be a warning of using a Google account for anything important full stop. Same for Microsoft, Apple, or any of the big tech companies.
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   by ifh-hn 8mo ago

   This is excellent, wonder of you could do similar for Linux ?
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   by ifh-hn 8mo ago

   I had to look up what "morged" meant, it's either morph and merge or a youtuber. I'm going with the first. I can't find a link to the learn page so can only see what's on the article. Is this a real big deal? G
7. 187.▲
   by ifh-hn 8mo ago

   I train in the morning so it looks like I avoid this completely. Also the calculator at the end... Just assume an Apple watch.
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   by ifh-hn 8mo ago

   Wonder what the difference is between this and: https://github.com/ArgeliusLabs/Chasing-Your-Tail-NG
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   by ifh-hn 9mo ago

   I've never used perl but use exiftool everyday. I was going to start using it on the cli, but then ended up learning powershell, and then moved to nushell. I don't see myself learning it now.
10. 190.▲
    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    Don't use python for this, quarto is my goto for this: https://quarto.org/
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    This looks complicated! The only card games I know are patience and Uno. Oh and top trumps, but not sure if that counts...
12. 192.▲
    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    I wonder how long the APL version would be? I can only wonder since I can't do APL.
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    JavaScript has to escape the browser sandbox, does telnet have a similar sandbox? Or can it access the system directly? I don't know the answer but if telnet can directly access the system that seems more dangerous irrespective of the
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    Is it deleted though? Last I heard there was a court case or some such that required them retaining all data for a lawsuit, did that go away?
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    Oh ok, like the porn ban in the UK. Then if the age verification is in the hands of these companies that is bad. There's nothing they'd like more than knowing exactly who you are.
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    I can't read the article because cloud flare won't let me, but how is this ban a violation of privacy? From my knowledge of social media it would likely increase the privacy of those not using these platforms.
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    I understand the first paragraph is set to draw you in but honestly I was thing with every sentence: speak for yourself. None of it describes me. It's also not my experience in general, but maybe me and those around me are odd?
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    I don't have a Mac, but even if I did would I have it constantly watching me? No. This sort of thing creeps me out. Still, always good to see someone push out a new app. Well done.
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    > amazing tool thank you This is a sneaky edit completely different from the original post I replied to, which was about how bloated zotero was and how the op had uni stalled immediately and gone back to text files on disk.
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    I use it in an academic sense. I use it browser plugin to one click capture a source. Zotero mostly automatically identifies the source type, author, and other metadata. It can retrieve metadata directly from files like pdfs too. Further it
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    Im unaware of another open source tool that provides all zotero does that's lighter weight. I can guarantee it's better than using text files on disk.
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    Like I said I'm not expert, and was likely talking shit. I was just speculating based on the discussion in this thread. I think the complications and problems of NAT seem to add a default layer of security to the whole thing. I know ne
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    I find the discussion about whether or not NAT is a security feature or not interesting. To my mind NAT was intended to make ipv4 last longer in a clever way as address space dried up. A happy accident of this solution is a basic security f
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    I think author and journalist is how he presents himself. Or pseudo-scientist according to Wikipedia. But yes Graham Hancock.
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    I would just like to personally thank you for you efforts. It's rare these days to see a simple solution to a problem executed effectively. I literally use your software everyday.
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    I first heard about this in a Graham Hancock book. Found it a fascinating example of an attempt to encode a date that far distant future generations might understand (provided it survives).
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    But is that still less complex than what the author found?
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    Thought I'd leave this here due to the Nova Launcher thread on the front page. Second only to fdroid this is my first install on all new Android devices.
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    KISS Launcher – fast launcher for Android(kisslauncher.com)

    93 points by ifh-hn 9mo ago|52 comments
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    by ifh-hn 9mo ago

    It doesn't matter how hard I try to see: bit-chat, my brain defaults to: bitch-at, and if I scan it: bitch-hat.