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by krzyk 4y ago
What is supabase? The page doesn't have description that is easily accessible from mobile. All I know is that it has a real time server and multiplayer. Sounds like a game.
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by krzyk 4y ago
I have it with Debian testing/unstable on my laptop, I think it has about 15 years now. Most stable system. I have also Ubuntu laptop from work, freezes constantly. I switched laptops 3 or 4 times and HDD to ssd and another bigger sad
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by krzyk 4y ago
They aren't in my country, yet I have my second one (Pixel 3 and now Pixel 4). There are ways depending on your country, e.g. Amazon sends phones further than Google. Sometimes you can get overpriced Pixels in your own country (this wa
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by krzyk 4y ago
Sounds pretty scary, I was sure everyone uses instruments.
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by krzyk 4y ago
AFAIR (I had a grill pan that I had to cover with a bit of oil) it would be 1-2 weeks (based on my memory of doing "grilling") Thin layer of oil out in the open goes bad quicker than oil closed in a bottle.
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by krzyk 4y ago
But oil goes bad after some time (I think the proper term is oil goes rancid). I stopped using my pans that required oil because of that.
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by krzyk 4y ago
That ruling is not surprising. Just affirming comon sense. Without it e. g. Web search would not be possible.
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by krzyk 4y ago
I wonder, is solar popular in Texas? From my vague memories it is quite sunny there.
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by krzyk 4y ago
Add memory safety to the list. And allow to select only 3.
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by krzyk 4y ago
I wonder what kind of issues one can get in distros that people prefer stable? What can break? For me it was once, years ago - X didn't start up, fixed in few days after update. Most of breakages of Linux was my own doing (e.g. by mis
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by krzyk 4y ago
If you are in a .... contest, I use Linux for exactly 25 years, and I always use the newest software I can get my hands on, in some cases even beta (like with mesa or some intel drivers) - in the last 15 years it is Debian - combination of
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by krzyk 4y ago
Yeah, but it would also cause all other non US readers to do the same. It is nice to have explanation here.
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by krzyk 4y ago
Debian Stable (same as Ubuntu LTS) doesn't have newer package versions, it might sound OK for Windows people, that are accustomed having release once every few years, but in case of mode hardcore Linux users it wouldn't be the bes
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by krzyk 4y ago
Much of the world lacks what Germany (and Europe in general) has: industry. You can supply industry using solar, because it is needed during the day mostly. Yes, the output in winter is 10x smaller, that's why we need also other power
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by krzyk 4y ago
There is also Warmate drone (commercial https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zzzOH5fBAqw ) that is used by Ukraine forces.
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by krzyk 4y ago
But kids do.
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by krzyk 4y ago
> You can block out light, but you can't regain the sky that way. This sounds like a luxury craving, not a health problem. I can't experience fresh pineapple where I live, should I force farmers to find a way to make it grow he
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by krzyk 4y ago
Comparing light to pollution is a big stretch. If one doesn't want light, there is no issue with living in a forest away from cities and civilization.
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by krzyk 4y ago
I think that sound pollution is more harmful. But it is just me, I like seeing that there is a life in the city at night. I can cover my windows if it bugs me, but I insulating my home more against loud sounds is quite hard and much more co
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by krzyk 4y ago
But a feeling of going in a city without a trace of light is quite frightening. Or actually any area without a light.
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by krzyk 4y ago
Other places get much more heat, which is not good for solar.
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by krzyk 4y ago
Yeah, finally. I wonder why Google is there, they don't block any of this.
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by krzyk 4y ago
> Now that there's a way out, however, you can be forced out if e.g. you have to install an app that isn't available in the App Store because its developer saw an opportunity to roll their own. This is something iPhone uses use
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by krzyk 4y ago
This does not happen on Android, so why should it happen here? Most people use Google Pay there, bank apps with payments is something that is used rarely, but there is such possibility.
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by krzyk 4y ago
> Again, it's not a huge leap to imagine someone (in this case, banks or transit authorities) using that unfiltered access to do something gross, like giving your data to an entity you've never heard of. So you would also appro
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by krzyk 4y ago
> It’s their platform. If you don’t like it, there’s the door. It's my phone, I should be able to do everything with it, if they don't like it they don't need to sell it in EU.
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by krzyk 4y ago
> if you need to use a particular app, you can only get it from a third-party store that you don't trust This sounds like iPhone user argument. In Android world you can have multiple app stores, but if you want your app to be used y
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by krzyk 4y ago
> use your browser Yeah, but I can't I can use only Safari engine, and I would like to use Firefox one.
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by krzyk 4y ago
Interesting why, the name Hacker News implies being able to hack around even (or espacially, this is basically a supercomputer most of us carry around all the time) with your phone.
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by krzyk 4y ago
Why every time? What about forcing usage of USB-C - this one is good, it lacks debth (e.g. I would extend it to e.g. trimmers) What about forcing Apple to open up to other payment providers and other app stores? What about slamming Google f

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