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HTML autocomplete “one-time-code”
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Looks like there's a 2d version[0] but the map doesn't load (expired API key?) and it doesn't show as many lines. Can maybe be revived or adapted for your city by checking out the source [1]. [0] https://nagix.gith
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keraf
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This sounds incredibly interesting and would love to know more about it. Where to read more or get in touch with you? (your profile doesn't mention any contacts or links)
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Happy New Year HN! Never really had any new year resolutions, but I promised myself that 2022 is the year I'm going full digital nomad (for a year or two). I have little to no responsibilities that tie me to a certain place at this poi
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Strongly considering Zanzibar (Tanzania) for a few months a year. The internet is not great but enough for pulling git repos and docker images as well as video calls, occasional electricity outages are a bit of an inconvenience, but the pla
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Cats are what's keeping me from going full nomad as well. Going away for a week or two works with having someone coming over to feed them, but leaving them alone for longer than that would make me feel bad for them. I'm considerin
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I have more or less the same requirements and the Fairphone 3+ did it for me. Only downside is that spare parts take a long time (3+ months) to be back in stock.
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That's one of the downsides of coffee shops. Luckily I only have a daily standup that lasts 5 minutes. For the rare longer meetings where I need to talk a lot, I tend to arrange them so I can take them from home. If they are mid-day, I
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My regular one is Republica Coffee, but I also go a lot to the café in Kasarna Karlin (my favourite spot but a bit further from home). Occasionally, I also like to work from Mama Coffee, Miners and Super Tramp (in summer, the outside area i
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Hopefully by removing the SIM tray, they have now enough space to put the headphone jack back. (bit of sarcasm but I really miss headphone jacks in mobile phones)
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I would say I usually spend around 7€ for an entire day. But there's a mix of common sense and also agreement with the barista. I will generally consume more or leave if the coffee shop gets really busy, or change my seat to the least
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I'm in the same boat. I found that becoming a regular in a coffee shop and working from there kinda works for me. I take my breaks with the baristas, have chats with other regulars, and I have access to good coffee. Sure, it's not
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I just came back home to Europe after a month long stay in a village in Africa, I was baffled by how oppressing the amount of advertisement is in Western cities. It's the first thing I noticed when I got back. It never really occurred
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Jetbrains IDEs (Rider for me) and the Xbox Game Pass have already been mentioned here, they are totally worth the money. Hetzner is my favourite VPS provider. Performance and great quality of service for a little price, I've never look
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I absolutely love Rider. I was very reticent to spend that amount of money (140$) in an IDE, but when I started daily driving Linux, it was the only viable option for C# development out there. I fell in love with it and I couldn't imag
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Xbox Game pass is fantastic. I bought a Series S alongside a Game Pass Ultimate subscription, one of my best purchases ever. Ultimate gives you access to the console and PC libraries, EA Play and Gold (required to play online on console) fo
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This mod reminds me of Double Action: Boogalo [0]. Good fun with friends, especially at LAN parties. [0] https://store.steampowered.com/app/317360/Double_Action_Boog...
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Telegram isn't based in Russia (anymore). The company is incorporated in Dubai since 2017 [0]. They opposed Russian warrants in the past, resulting in the blocking of the app in the territory for some time [1]. [0] https://w
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I'm in Zanzibar, TZ at the moment. Honking is also used when overtaking or in general to make others aware of your presence on the road (especially for pedestrians and cyclists). The interesting part though is with indicators. They use
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Have the FP3+ for about 6 months with /e/OS as well, very happy with it until the USB-C port stopped working. I can either ship the entire phone back for repair (ordered from fairphone.com) or buy the bottom module and replace it
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It's huge but having worked in the industry, I'm not surprised :-) The landscape of video games in the past (+/-) 10 years changed quite a bit. Nowadays, it's the biggest type of money making entertainment product (by a
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Flow chart, sequence and class diagrams are the ones I use the most in my current job. In source, I generally use Mermaid[1] as its syntax is easily maintainable and understandable. And our documentation (mdBook) is written in markdown and
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10+ hours cache on a status page doesn't look like real-time monitoring to me. I think this is probably linked to a manual reporting system and they got bigger fish to fry at the moment than updating this status page.
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Snowpack uses ESM for development which allows really fast HMR. And ESBuild is used for production builds. Best of both worlds.
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The only link between Telegram and VK is that they have the same founder. Durov has been fired from VK and built Telegram after that. There is no other relation between Telegram and VK. Not really comparable to WhatsApp and Facebook control
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Genuinely curious to know why you think Telegram is sketchy in many ways?
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Most people familiar with JetBrains (like software and system engineers) will likely read through the lines and simply ignore this article, given the good reputation of the company. The worrying part is that this type of article is destined
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3840x1440. I'm running it on an AMD 3900X, 32GB of RAM and a GTX 1070 on Ubuntu 20.04.
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Funnily enough, one of my most played games on Linux is Age of Empires 2: Definitive Edition, a Microsoft game. No rendering/frame issues and got the multiplayer working (manual steps needed [0]). Less and less reasons to boot on Windo
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Just as the Five Eyes, India, Japan and the EU are calling for backdoors in E2EE.
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