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by jeena 7y ago
What if your mom is a outspoken communist?
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by jeena 7y ago
Before throwing the first stone I would look through my own accounts. The Facebook algorithm doesn't even show you what your friends are posting for years, only those you engage with.
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by jeena 7y ago
Also on from which country your passport is.
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by jeena 7y ago
Selfhosted TinyTinyRSS
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by jeena 7y ago
Nobody uses the rss:// protocol in their <link>.
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by jeena 7y ago
Sadly this happened to me to, I synced the deletion of my complete music library to all the devices. Lucky my that I had the CDs and download codes from the vinyls, but it was quite some work to get it back. Since then I use NextCloud for c
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by jeena 7y ago
I wrote a frontend https://github.com/jeena/feedthemonkey for TT-RSS and I only subscribe to feeds with full articles which I can read offline.
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by jeena 7y ago
I have the problem that those meta links are kind of useless nowadays because Firefox removed the possibility to use Navigator.registerContentHandler() so I could redirect from the Feed button in the Firefox UI to TT-RSS. Now the button in
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by jeena 7y ago
I also like reading in my feed reader, which is basically like a automatic offline "reader view" with automatic "read this article" marks. Because of that I quite early decided to never subscribe to a feed which doesn&#x
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by jeena 7y ago
Back in the days there were several blog-search engines like Technorati which would use the RSS feeds from blogs to get updates quicker than Google did, because they indexed every 15 minutes and Google every couple of days.
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by jeena 7y ago
I was so annoyed at the fact that I couldn't see the web comic in my feed reader that I wrote plugins for TT-RSS which would on the fly replace them with the original size pictures: https://github.com/jeena/tt-rss-
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by jeena 7y ago
I'm not convinced, I think not doing the dishes, not taking out the trash, not sweeping the floor is a demonstration of a low status. That is if you can't afford to pay someone and you still don't do it. People with a clean h
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Changing work life balance – I'm working now four days a week(jeena.net)
2 points by jeena 7y ago|1 comments
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by jeena 7y ago
Interesting that you mention $1 billion, GitLab is a $1 billion company apparently: https://www.forbes.com/sites/alejandrocremades/2019/07/21/he...
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by jeena 7y ago
Wow, 6 liters? you drink 40 times a day? (24h - 8h) * 60 min/h / 40 = 24 min So you stop what you're doing every half an hour and drink get a glass of water and drink it? Or do you have constant supply at your desk or how are
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by jeena 7y ago
Basically what we need is functionality which makes it possible to do: - there is a canonical git repo for a component - a dev doesn't have write access to it - they fork it into their own private user name space - they change it and c
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by jeena 7y ago
Mostly historical reasons.
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by jeena 7y ago
I was in the team where we decided what to use to serve git repos + to do peer reviews for a big German car manufacturer. We decided on GitLab because it had a normal fork-workflow but was open source and we wanted to divert some of the mon
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by jeena 7y ago
Even if I am as a Emacs and org-mode user in the ballpark for people who should be interested in it, and I especially like that it seems to be mobile-first, I'm not inclined to test it. And that is for the simple reason that I don&#x27
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by jeena 7y ago
It might be possible but I rather listen relaxed to those people on my train ride than staring concentrated on my phone for 5 minutes.
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by jeena 7y ago
I live near Gothenburg an a couple of my friends I went to university do work for Spotify. Every couple of months we meet for afterwork. In addition to that I do have my own podcast ( https://jeena.net/pods ) which I only pub
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by jeena 7y ago
Interesting that people seem to have that problem, I guess I just sit in front of a real computer most of the day so it's easier to do the things on it. I almost feel guilty that my job gives me the most expensive phone every year and
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by jeena 7y ago
Some air dryers start with a motion detector and and it was impossible to get most of the kids to even enter the toilet because they were afraid that it would start the dryer accidentally. I myself was confused why their reaction was so ext
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by jeena 7y ago
Our architect works 50% and I as the lead developer am going down to 80% soon, it will be interesting to see how it works (or doesn't).
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by jeena 7y ago
Interesting to see this coming up so often here lately. Especially because I didn't get the raise I hoped for this year I went for it and asked if I could cut down to a 4 day week thinking that they would say no because it's quite
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by jeena 7y ago
This is the exact reason I opted to donate $3 every month to Thunderbird, I got really scared when Mozilla abandoned it and even though it's slow, bad UI and all of that, it's the only GUI mail program which somehow works at all f
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by jeena 7y ago
> But then, less is produced That is obviously not true because of two things: 1. Machines take over and do work and create goods 2. Humans are more productive than they were before Here is a handy graph which I found googling https:&#x
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by jeena 7y ago
I don't agree, humans worked for 80 hours a week and then together reduced to 40 hours a week. I don't see why they could not reduce it to 30 or 20 hours a week. Everyone worked on a Saturday then suddenly most of the people stopp
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by jeena 7y ago
PeerTube lets you import YouTube videos.
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by jeena 7y ago
Host yourself with PeerTube: https://joinpeertube.org/en/

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