ktosobcy

25 ms·

391.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
I love containers - I have tiny RPi under the desk, run debian in it and everything is in containers - I don't have to deal that some software requires some version and other different. Or if something crashes it brings everything else
392.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
I do... because of those reasons. But it leads to monopoly (oligopoly) basically where your choice is false in the ens .
393.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
In general IDs also have photos and currently everything is digital/stored so there is a trace of previous documents issued thus apart from burning off fingerprintes a face operation would be needed... or hacking national databases...
394.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
Would proper IDs helped avoid the issue? Not necesarily state-of-the-art biometric ones that we have already (on this side of the pond) but even rudimentary with owner photo, personal ID and document ID?
395.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
> Currently, the new version of AltStore is deep in Apple’s approval process and will be ready to go live once it gets the thumbs up from the company. I do hope that EU will push harder and we will be able to install anything we want (ev
396.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
CC Rewards programs are amusing to me (because of time effort spent on them). At any rate, I haven't seen those in Europe/EU for ages, probably because they slashed intercharge fees so they make much sense (the main reason was mak
397.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
No we don't, for ages now. I think it's more to do with cross border communication (roaming / international charges) that were and are quite costly. Imagine if you would have to pay international charges when communicating be
398.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
Unfortunatelly it won't work/happen... even after huge protest and backlash reddit is still strong and go-to-place :-(
399.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
Did they overharvest it to build beyond what's needed and then scramble to replenish the resource because of in irresponsibility and hauter?
400.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
it turns out that there is shuffle album mode (I vaguely remembered it but wasn't certain)
401.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
Tried to get into it many times but just couldn't and finally found XnView and it was awesome. Sadly after switching to mac it was no longer available and later on Qt version wasn't that good
402.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
It's kinda sad to see most commenter focusing on short sighted utility (only serves as a co2 capture and source of material, and we can grown terrible trees fast)... Maybe the mentality would be different if we haven't ef-uped our
403.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
Uhm... I didn't know that nature grows (or needs) homes! How curious!
404.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
so... you left a trace at bank, then signed a contract that was filed to authorities an the seller deposit the cash. Awesome way to fly under the radar, clappity clap to your wise conduct!
405.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
Imagine if all those sites weren't social but could just provide the info. And business would have regular website and not parasite Facebook page...
406.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
Didn't they eat lot of fungi-based food on the Expanse? usually on the poorer spectrum of society?
407.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
I was using VPS for a while for a couple of services I use (mostly miniflux) and then, after getting FTTH I got RaspberyPi and deployed everything there. If it's not critical (power/ISP outage) it's just fine enough for a cou
408.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
AFAIR it was mostly because Ruby still wanted to use not-100%-fixed versions so there was still an issue with something updating slightly breaking the build. Just a cursory experience when trying to deal with Ruby. Though it _felt_ somewhat
409.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
This sounds awesome! Comission is again a step ahead ;) > Simpler rules on cookies: the cookie provision, which has resulted in an overload of consent requests for internet users, will be streamlined. The new rule will be more user-frien
410.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
I'd say that Firefox would be even on board with the idea (weird they haven't proposed it themselves). Besides - EU could create a law saying: "website should obey browser setting and if such setting is not present allow user
411.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
Other settings are per site and this one can be as well - you can select "reject all", "accept all" (or "reject non-essential") and be done with that... or use "ask each time" like with mic/camer
412.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
And because of that it should be _forced_ to do so...
413.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
Awesome! https://twitter.com/EU_Commission/status/1772207590212063397 ~~ I wish they would also push forward with cookie consent pop-up - 1) enforce easy reject (as it should be but dumb websites hide it away, whi
414.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
Python (and Ruby) handling of versions and dependencies is truly awful... :-(
415.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
you can make a playlist with that album and out it on repeat?
416.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
Actually because of the infinite scroll and basically mental way that social media works I gave it up... No, it's not constantly changing. There was a publication at rhw certain time and it can be shown at that time (ideally you can ha
417.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
I'm curious about all the outraged comments - when was the last time you used cash and when was the last time the amount was above the limit? Or the butt hurt outrage is just on principle and the sheeply is already not giving a duck? ;
418.
Abstrusegoose.com Is Gone for Good
66 points by ktosobcy 3y ago|40 comments
419.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
Still using plain text for almost all emails and configured Thunderbird to display plain text first (and then using allow html temp for unreadable junk...)
420.
by ktosobcy 3y ago
dunno... I'm usually not logged it, I don't see main page, I use old.reddit and follow couple of subs via RSS only and it works... just fine. and the threading model on old ui still makes sens, and it's not as annoying as wha

More ›