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by krick 2y ago
I mean, isn't it like everybody used to do it? Some trigger to git pull to one node and rsync to others. Plus some reverse-proxy configuration to make it smooth. Then came CI/CD, Docker, k8s, ArgoCD. Honestly, I'm still not
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by krick 2y ago
Everything is a dream, when coming from C++ land. I'm still incredibly salty about how packages are managed in Rust, compared to golang or even PHP (composer). crates.io looks fine today, because Rust is still relatively unpopular, but
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by krick 2y ago
If I would make any assumptions, I would post another 30 options from my config that are nice to have when you download audio from youtube. These 3 are exactly equivalent to what gp does.
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by krick 2y ago
That's really unnecessarily complicated workflow you have. It's achievable by yt-dlp with just 3 flags: --extract-audio --format bestaudio --audio-format mp3
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by krick 2y ago
Given the title and the first few sentences from a description I assumed that it's some heuristic-based tool to try and grab whatever there is on the page, which would be useful if there's no tool which implemented the support for
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by krick 2y ago
This really is an interesting question. You are asking it rhetorically, and it's not like I'm going to argue with the implication, that it "basically doesn't matter", but then one could ask the same about Trump work
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by krick 2y ago
I mean, for me (as well as him, obviously) it is a matter of "how" rather than "what". It is understandable, that what for some government officials is political reasons, for Linux end up being legal reasons, so no matte
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by krick 2y ago
And of course notorious renaming hamburgers to "liberty steaks" in some restaurants in the timeframe between WWI and WWII.
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by krick 2y ago
No sooner than he moves to Russia, I suppose. So while I am surprised, because I did have a higher opinion of him too, these are pointless questions. Pointing fingers won't help for sure.
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by krick 2y ago
I guess that's it. Open source is a fantasy that started coming to an end about 15 years ago. We lived in a fantasy world in 90s-00s, where there were no governments, no corporations and almost no people that make you shake your head.
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by krick 2y ago
That's where you are supposed to see them, kind of, no big surprise here. It may sound surprising to some, given that bees travel by air, but they aren't good at crossing roads. When returning home after collecting the nectar they
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by krick 2y ago
It's not just USA, it's pretty much universal, as much as I've seen it. People like to pretend like it's some sort of noble profession, but I vividly remember having a conversation with recently graduated ex-classmates,
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by krick 2y ago
That's kinda nuts how adult people learned to trust some random algorithms in a year or two. They don't know how it works, they cannot explain it, they don't care, it just works. It's magic. If it says you cheated, you c
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by krick 2y ago
I was long thinking to move to bitwarden/vaultwarden from KeePass to solve sync problems, but never did. Is it now useless w/o that client? Is some sort of WebUI not enough? Does it apply to Android as well?
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by krick 2y ago
KDE Connect wasn't really reliable and easy to use while I did. And Syncthing pretty much eliminated the need to use KDE Connect for me. The only extra-feature of KDE Connect was sharing the buffer, and I just paste to Obsidian now ins
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by krick 2y ago
It is self-destruct only if you have competition. They don't, so it's just destruct.
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by krick 2y ago
I did, before syncthing. It... isn't great.
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by krick 2y ago
Weirdly enough, I cannot find either on Play right now..even though I have it (the original, I believe) installed through Play.
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by krick 2y ago
That's just great. It's literally the only use case I had for it. There are tons of better ways to share files on PC.
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by krick 2y ago
I don't mean to argue that it's just gimmick and any sane person would just use sand, but to be completely fair, sand is much less dense than steel, so if the coins pack well it does make a better weight. I do also suspect that th
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by krick 2y ago
I always thought Venkatesh is often guilty of shaping the reality to fit the narrative of the current post, which often is quite random and possibly even contradicts all his other posts. This is also the case here. Unfortunately, I do share
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by krick 2y ago
This seems to be an extremely silly upheaval. I don't use twitter, so maybe I didn't understand it correctly, but isn't it what "blocking" used to mean on all platforms ever? And what the word "public" mea
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by krick 2y ago
That I really don't like, it doesn't make any sense. "/" as a path delimiter feels totally ok though. I mean, it's path, after all. Also, I'd expect "." to be a part of a key much more often, tha
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by krick 2y ago
"Subscribing" to the comment, since I would also like to know. I didn't know this thing exists, and it is such a hot topic for me that I kinda contemplated if I could somehow start it myself.
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by krick 2y ago
I was slightly annoyed starting to read your comment, because "who cares what this guy learned today? these people are obstructing aggregation of knowledge, let's focus on that!", but after googling this "Pneumatit®&quot
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by krick 2y ago
This is kinda amazing that one has fight for it. I would like to think any museum should be immensely grateful to anyone willing to put in his time to either do the scanning himself or at least to provide an open platform to distribute th
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by krick 2y ago
Well, on Thinkpad (which, unlike many, is actually intended to support Linux users) you have to specifically charge something in BIOS to make it work, so one at least has to be aware. Also, I have some old Asus lying around, which after som
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by krick 2y ago
Uh, does anybody not "consider this to be a form of terrorism"? Of course it is terrorism, very much by definition. Obviously, it would be very unpalatable for any involved politician to call it as such, because of the connotation
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by krick 2y ago
I cannot imagine how a musk-fan (at this point, I would classify anyone, who believes his claims as a fan) thinks, but it seems so weird to me to actually cling on that hope, that it should make the promise easy to break. It has been a whil
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by krick 2y ago
It seemed pretty obvious to me. Yet, I was pretty impressed nonetheless, I mean, the sheer dexterity of movement of these things with a human-hand anatomy surprised me, I don't think I've seen it before, and didn't know carni

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