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Before I bought my first computer, at 16 - 22 I was repairing and thus disassembling and assembling back my motorcycles and cars on a monthly basis. I didn't have enough money to buy a good working one so I had to tinker with it very o
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Interesting that my blog post which is now 7 years still is not outdated: https://jeena.net/spotify-facebook Back then I stopped using Spotify because they forced every new user to use Facebook to log in.
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I have a rss link for you https://jeena.net/pods.rss and I guess this would be the iTunes link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/jeenas-excellent-encount...
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Is there a reason why I can't find my podcast there? https://jeena.net/pods It shows up in iTunes search and gPodder search too, but not on that website. I also can't seem to be able to find out how to make it fin
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Every decent podcast player lets you stream as easy as downloading. Why I don't use the streaming is that when I go through a tunnel on the train I don't want the stream to stop. Same on a plane or underground.
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Back in the days I was a big Opera fan, I even bought myself free from the ads it came with in the top right. But since they abandoned their own rendering engine I literary haven't even downloaded it a single time to even test it. It&#
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I use Firefox on mobile and desktop because it is the only browser which lets you to run your own sync server: https://jeena.net/firefox-sync-15
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iTunes for podcasts.
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The micro.blog way of doing it is really confusing, if I post something on my blog it shows up in micro.blog and then people can comment there and it shows up on my blog (in theory, in practice it never did for me, I never got a webmention
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Matt Dillahunty - critical thinking Richard Dawkins - biology Jessica Kobeissi - photography Ted Forbes - photography
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Learning how to deal with dependencies. Learning integration into a system. Learning basic DevOps. Learning versioning of your software.
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I have many websites which I don't let Google to index, how would my users access them?
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How do you know that you didn't cross the line? Perhaps those people just didn't want to pick a fight with you there and then?
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The same people who have been writing it in the past. And who said there are no means of making money? You're just assuming something which isn't true just because you can't come up with an explanation.
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Why does everything always need to be in the root of a git repo?
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Because they don't offer to save your passwords the breach can always just be if someone attacks your personal computer, which is so much less likely than that someone tries to attack a company which hosts thousands or even millions pa
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I hope it only uses normal git stuff, so that I can selfhost it too on my laptop or on my computer at home as I do with my private git repos?
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I hope you are aware of the fact that language and geography most of the time don't match because one person is capable to speak/read multiple languages and that English is understood by people outside of the USA?
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The external sync is a feature for me, not a bug. I can use whatever tool I want to sync between my devices (I use Syncthing) and do not need to trust some company with storing my stuff on their servers and not fiddling with them.
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I wonder if it also works with the self hosted firefox sync server or if they forgot to add a UI to change the URL to the sync server.
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Hm, enpass seems to be closed source which makes it unusable for me to store all my passwords basically because of the same as someone wrote in their forum: "The fact that Enpass isn't submitting all my passwords to enpass.io righ
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The newest kid on the block is KeePassXC https://keepassxc.org
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"Why You Should Never Upload Your Images to Unsplash" https://fstoppers.com/business/why-you-should-never-upload-y...
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It's mostly: I use other people's software/media/services which give me a lot of freedom, so it's the least I can do, to release the photos I already took under a license under which I also give those freedoms to ot
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Not true, I release all my photos under a CC license out of principle.
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In the IndieWeb community we had that for a long time, we communicated with Facebook via their API so we could cross post posts, pictures and comments which would live on our websites but would also be posted to Facebook. Since about a mont
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Please for heavens sake don't! Isn't it enough to have a binary blob for DRM? I don't want to have another binary blob in my firefox. And especially one which takes all my passwords and sends it to some companies cloud. You c
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I use https://www.home-assistant.io/ to do a coupple of automations like switching everything which uses power off when I leave home to preserve energy and switching a CCTV cam on at the same time for safety reasons. But on
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Afraid of industrial spionage but uses Facebook Workplace ...
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For all practical reasons I'd say yes, I'm using https://auphonic.com/ which does use machine learning to mute the parts where no human speaks, then they send this audio to third party (like yours) https:/&#
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