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by jlelse 6y ago
SQLite is awesome. I use it for my blog backend. It works really well.
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by jlelse 6y ago
That's why I rely on RSS and syndication feeds. If someone wants me to read their content, they better support RSS, ATOM or JSON Feeds. Miniflux is a nice and minimal feed reader.
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Donuts Inc. To Acquire Afilias, Inc(donuts.news)
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by jlelse 6y ago
AFAIK you can use a custom domain with mailbox.org.
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by jlelse 6y ago
> A 5 percent income tax for remote workers is justified primarily from the money saved between transportation and food, as well as the added flexibility working remotely creates. But what about the additional costs for heating, water, p
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Give back to free and open source software(jlelse.blog)
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by jlelse 6y ago
Lazygit ( https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit ) is pretty awesome.
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My new GoBlog-Blog is finally alive(jlelse.blog)
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by jlelse 6y ago
Thanks for this! I am trying to integrate something similar into my custom CMS.
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by jlelse 6y ago
For work I currently have to use an old Eclipse version in a slow virtual desktop infrastructure. But yeah I know it's worth paying for good tools.
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by jlelse 6y ago
I recently switched from IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate to VS Code for Go development (side project), because I don't want to pay for it, when I'm no longer a student. With Golang VS Code works great after getting used to it. The Go plugi
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by jlelse 6y ago
Der Spiegel in Germany does the same.
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by jlelse 6y ago
As an alternative, Scaleway is offering managed container registry too, but with a pay-as-you-go pricing: https://www.scaleway.com/en/container-registry/ I haven't tried it out myself though.
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by jlelse 6y ago
Sadly they are US-only.
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by jlelse 6y ago
BunnyCDN is nice! Switched from Cloudflare one or two years ago and not looking back, it's a "real" CDN and doesn't require cookies.
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Telegram: Pinned Messages 2.0, Improved Live Locations, Playlists and More(telegram.org)
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Open Twitter links with Nitter (solution for Android)(jlelse.blog)
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by jlelse 6y ago
Just use a custom domain.
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by jlelse 6y ago
Yeah that's right, but people also use Google to search and use Windows on the desktop.
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Why is the market share of Firefox in Germany so much higher?(jlelse.blog)
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My Thoughts on Cloudflare Web Analytics(jlelse.blog)
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My new coding workflow: VS Code and Remote-SSH extension(jlelse.blog)
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by jlelse 6y ago
> All the arguments about what company is most evil entirely miss the point. This!
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by jlelse 6y ago
COVID-19 lets the topic of climate change take a back seat, but COVID-19 also shows that something must change. I really hope that these young people will succeed and that a verdict will actually be passed that obliges governments to do som
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by jlelse 6y ago
My blog has a search: https://jlelse.blog/search/ Ok, it's just DDG, but that's the simplest solution for a static site.
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by jlelse 6y ago
That's pretty similar to my Wiki approach: https://jlelse.blog/posts/wiki-approach/
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Why I no longer host my emails myself(jlelse.blog)
7 points by jlelse 6y ago|2 comments
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You can finally directly register domains with Cloudflare(jlelse.blog)
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by jlelse 6y ago
> No "are you sure?" confirmation, no "{name of feed} will miss you!" guilt tripping, nothing behind the feed trying to cling onto you for engagement, nothing in the program trying to understand _why_ I deleted it and
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by jlelse 6y ago
A good way is to ban algorithmic feeds. Just use RSS and you'll reach the end of the feed. No endless scrolling.

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