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by j1elo 10mo ago
Thanks! Now I can make more sense of it! Very cool project by the way, thanks for posting it
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by j1elo 10mo ago
I just need to say that "commits" has been translated to Spanish as "confirmations" in that website, and it made me chuckle. Is Forgejo using LLM-assisted translations? Or simply somepne without any context whatsoever in
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by j1elo 10mo ago
To the author: The ASCII-art Architecture diagram is very broken, at least on my Pixel phone with Firefox. These kinds of text-based diagrams are appealing for us techies, but in the end I learned that they are less practical. My suggestion
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by j1elo 10mo ago
A couple days ago there was a bit of a conversation about this, you might find it interesting. It seems this feeling (to the point of calling it an "epidemic"!) might be caused by the known bias of thinking that earlier times were
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by j1elo 10mo ago
I wonder if anyone knows about Droid-ify. Whether it it a safe option, or better to stay away of it? It showed up one day while I searched about why F-Droid was always so extremely slow to update and download... then trying Droid-ify, that
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by j1elo 10mo ago
You're being downvoted because what you propose is an abuse of the emergency services system. And that's bad. I wonder who's conversely taking action on the badness of DB abusing every customer of most of their services.
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by j1elo 10mo ago
This story, countless other stories. The fellow comments here. But then Europe wants us to drop our cars and rely more in public transport? Laughable.
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by j1elo 10mo ago
That's quite a good amount of boilerplate to create a custom, project-specific handling of errors, which itself can have bugs. During reading I thought " anyhow , at this point you are half way to reinvent the wheel and write your
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by j1elo 10mo ago
No, --std=c++26 does not break apart with the bad decisions of the past, by introducing breaking changes, which is the idea. A mechanism that could allow shipping the nodiscard attribute for map::oprator[].
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by j1elo 10mo ago
A comment says: > This professed concern for privacy is silly. What the heck is wrong with companies learning about your preferences? Unless you are a sociopath, psychopath, pervert, subversive, or criminal, why would you care? We need
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by j1elo 10mo ago
C++ could try to approach the "stability without stagnation" model. Add an opt-in compiler flag --edition='26' which, when used, applies the breaking changes defined for C++26. Then users like Google or others who ha
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by j1elo 10mo ago
Adding to the enshittified pile of bad decissions that Windows has become, the actual requirements for Windows 11 are just a corporate caprice and not a real " requirement ". I did whatever it needed to bypass the checks at instal
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by j1elo 10mo ago
Interesting how the Go team is the utmost example of thinking through and bikeshedding ad infinitum even the tiniest angles of each proposal (something that I like a lot by the way), which is part of the reason that popular feature requests
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by j1elo 10mo ago
Law is only as useful as your ability to enforce it. Would you have the legal means (and will) to go after a random foreigner who still scraped ypur site after accepting the terms? Multiply by 1,000 times a day.
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by j1elo 10mo ago
That's funny :) We'll come full-circle when web authors provide custom-made glasses to decipher their sites, as the plain rendering will be obfuscated to prevent OCR too.
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by j1elo 10mo ago
That's cool. Hopefully you never post any remotely interesting, because in my very human 2010's way of doing things, I cannot even select and copy some text to my personal notes. This goes well beyond accessibility and bots. I gue
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by j1elo 10mo ago
What's up with train services reliability in Europe? In my european corner here, I always have to give this advice to people who are new to the city: do NOT use the commute train ever if the deadline is serious and absolute (you got
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by j1elo 11mo ago
Cert lifetimes are such a burden. I wanted to provide pre-configured server examples of my WebRTC project, something that was download-and-run without any more prior knowledge (an important point), which users could access from their LAN e.
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by j1elo 11mo ago
> From what I see of the pricing options in your business model, having your code released under a FOSS licence would make no difference to how you make money. Except that making their client FOSS would help a lot to replicate the APIs
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by j1elo 11mo ago
Say some young folk is coming back home very wasted after a good night party, and mistakes his house. The fact that it depends on the good or bad judgement of his neighbor to end up dead that night, is objectively not something that makes s
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by j1elo 11mo ago
What about running Docker inside a Proxmox LXC container? Is that a common practice? Intuitively doing that would have a lower baseline resource usage than using a full-blown VM for Docker containers.
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by j1elo 11mo ago
Maybe the license structure could allow for proprietary extensions. I don't think there would be many people willing to put the work of writing many deep and good quality integrations with banks for free.
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by j1elo 11mo ago
But why one or the other? Don't get me wrong, I appreciate a curated list of suggestions, but it would really be useful to have some tips or comments on the experience of each one, their shortcomings or advantages. Otherwise, it's
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by j1elo 11mo ago
I'm sitting in the beach with no data connectivity whatsoever, much less any WiFi network anywhere close; my partner just asked me to send a copy of the photos we just took with my phone 10 mins ago. That's the use case. Not outsi
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by j1elo 11mo ago
So does this constitute an example that the liberal ideal of companies competing for the best product -with no or minimal amount of public money forced to go this way for public development- ends up becoming basically a miserable and lackin
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by j1elo 11mo ago
If YouTube was an independent company, which it'd be nice if it was, then by paying for it you'd be supporting YouTube (in case you decided it was worth it and they treated you nicely). But as it is, you're supporting Google,
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by j1elo 11mo ago
> Most other open source SIP stacks available [...] are only usable from a specific programming language Is that not the case for this library? It's written in C++, and didn't find any mention whatsoever about usage from othe
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by j1elo 11mo ago
It would be healthy that it becomes more common, in fact the privately-owned public garden model of the Valetudo project [1] is the sanest way for FOSS maintainers to look at their projects. [1]: https://github.com/Hypfer&
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by j1elo 11mo ago
Tested it last night, here is some feedback: * Tried the obvious one, removing all Shorts sections and buttons from Youtube.com, it one-shotted it without apparent issues. Great! * Tried a second one on youtube: increase the information den
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by j1elo 11mo ago
You're not viewing the past with rose colored glasses. You're just viewing the past. We had simpler codecs with simpler computational complexities. Holding Shift and selecting a chunk of a video to copy was simple because videos w

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