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by jabroni_salad 8mo ago
This topic comes up with firebase avoidance on degoogled phones. Have a look at unifiedpush.org and ntfy.sh There's an implementation sample here: https://fluffy.chat/en/faq/#push_without_google_services
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by jabroni_salad 8mo ago
Unless the governments come out with a first party national digital ID that can convey age of majority, they had better make themselves happy with a checkbox because nothing else is realistically possible.
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by jabroni_salad 8mo ago
If you want to host your own stoat server, you will also need to recompile the apps to use your URL and distribute them to your friends, and they will not be compatible for any other server.
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by jabroni_salad 8mo ago
When you build a home in the middle of nowhere, you actually have to pay for the power line to be run out to you. Burying utilities is tremendously expensive if you are footing the bill on your own.
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by jabroni_salad 8mo ago
Unfortunately that won't always save you. One of my clients spent a pretty long time unpowered because some creek bed froze (why did they bury thru a creek bed???). When I called for followup they advised me that the truck they sent to
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by jabroni_salad 8mo ago
I used to be ornery about this but having a camera mounted on the back of the trunk that can see all the way down both ways of the aisle is actually a huge boon when backing out of a spot. Especially if I am parked next to something that is
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by jabroni_salad 8mo ago
They sometimes get American trucks, too: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Mark-1_Plumbing_truck_inc...
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by jabroni_salad 8mo ago
I think this is actually a different growth problem, which is that they became so large that several countries are designing new regulations that specifically target them. I think discord is trying to spin this into a regulation-as-moat opp
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by jabroni_salad 8mo ago
I think it is more likely that the next best platform will end up gaining three principled civil libertarians and about seven zillion witches.
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by jabroni_salad 8mo ago
I had a look at Teamspeak but you need to email somebody for permission to have more than 32 users on your server.
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by jabroni_salad 9mo ago
If you subscribe to cable or satellite, your bill will somehow trend up to around $300/mo for what the CSRs inform you are perfectly good reasons unless you play the 'pretend to threaten to cancel' game every now and then. It
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by jabroni_salad 9mo ago
> Adopted: April 23, 2014 Released: April 29, 2014 Well, here's another fun one I guess, where a trucker wanted to disrupt his log keeper but ended up interfering with an airport: https://transition.fcc.gov/eb/O
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by jabroni_salad 9mo ago
There is a paradigm shift but personally I like to zoom out a little: It used to be that your new b2b product has to try and displace a spreadsheet. Now it has to displace an agent.
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by jabroni_salad 9mo ago
There is a package called molly-guard that makes you type the computer's hostname when you are trying to do a shutdown or restart. I love it.
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by jabroni_salad 9mo ago
Out of curiosity is this related to the 'emergency location' that we admins have to provide for every calling plan user or is it a wholly separate system? Reading the other comments here they must not realize that teams is already
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by jabroni_salad 9mo ago
So to me the things I want from a game launcher are pretty simple: - Download and all the gamefiles that I am entitled to, and keep them updated. - Show me a pretty interface to launch games from, including recent news and patch notes about
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by jabroni_salad 9mo ago
These days I think that thing's main purpose is to bounce people who would otherwise request access that they don't really need. If it isn't worth sitting down for the machine you don't really need it.
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by jabroni_salad 9mo ago
Right.... every independent coffee shop I go to is able to credit me a loyalty point when I hit their toast terminal with google wallet. If I am filling up at Shell I get my points as long as I use the linked credit card. Any other experien
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by jabroni_salad 9mo ago
Depends on why they are bad. If they're bad because they are proprietary, it is what it is. If they're bad because their dx12 performance is worse on linux than windows, supposedly the fixes for the vulkan descriptor boogeyman pro
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by jabroni_salad 9mo ago
nah bro just fix your debounce
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by jabroni_salad 9mo ago
Google postmaster notices when you hit the one-click unsubscribe button and severely punishes senders that continue to send. It's worth using as long as you understand that some senders will never allow you to sign up again.
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by jabroni_salad 9mo ago
I mainly consult but we have a few managed clients that are dev houses too. We do their employee onboarding, wrangle their licensing, keep them updated, give them a self service storefront for commercial software that they pay for, add SSO
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by jabroni_salad 9mo ago
Ultimately there are some types of cases where if the victim does not want to cooperate, it isn't going to succeed. Also, government attorneys can be elected officials. Spending time achieving nothing against a bunch of uncooperative s
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by jabroni_salad 9mo ago
One of my first experiences with adguard was using it to block ads on an unrooted phone. It pipes your connection through a local vpn to do it.
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by jabroni_salad 9mo ago
I can kinda buy the justification but I dont think the solution will get adoption. The TSA will cut the TSA-compliant locks if it will take the agent longer to find the key than it will to find the cutter. Or at least that's what the a
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by jabroni_salad 9mo ago
This thread is about jobs. If I had $10M in the bank I would be developing something I had equity in instead of enriching others. If you ever hang out in the nonprofit sector you will notice that a lot of these underpaid workers are indepen
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by jabroni_salad 10mo ago
to VW's credit there is a setting to automatically turn on the heated seat and steering wheel when it's cold out. In my car it is fully toasty by the time I finish scraping the ice off .
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by jabroni_salad 10mo ago
My old honda fit had one of those inside the glovebox. I believe you were meant to plug in a flash drive or ipod and leave it forever. It did not provide enough power to actually charge a battery.
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by jabroni_salad 10mo ago
I agree, if only because the UK seems to be the florida of goofball defamation cases. And while I do think the developer would win their case, having to field one at all really sucks.
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by jabroni_salad 10mo ago
CoD is currently 300GB on disk due to all the textures. I suspect a lot of players would be happy with a modest regression in fidelity if it means the game can run smoothly on affordable devices and leave some room for their other games too

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