ktosobcy

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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Well... thanks to walled-garden policy from google whole web decided to erect walls instead of providing neat RSS. Though all websites I care about have RSS and if some doesn't I contact the admin and they add it…
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Why? I do use it and can't imagine following anything without it... And I keep hoping that it will come back and replace absolutely terrible schizophrenic feeds from meta/x/etc
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Do you know if there is any work on newer version of the licence that would make it more explicit?
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Old but possibly relevant: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/dangerous-does-internet-adver... at any rate - not only context aware ads would be better privacy-wise but also probably would be way more lightweight…
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
I'm not sure if it's purely down to "hype". For me I do tend to prefer apps written in rust/go(/c/etc-copiled) as they are usually less problematic to install (quie often single binary; less headache compa
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
I liked python in my early days because it felt simple and easy and when I tried other languages having to deal with types felt so annoying... but then I grew and had to work with bigger codebases and guess what - having types (and static t
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Well, we do coalesce on certain things... some static type languages are dropping type requirements (Java and `var` in certain places) :D
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Is the format "open" as well?
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
> Since being forced into globalisation You mean the time when the UK concquered the whole world and formed "The empire on which the sun never sets"? Yeees... UK was forced into globalization xD Alas, any country where "do
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
UK's (and USA's) aversion to state ID is quite amusing... and then solving everything that not-having-national-ID causes requires absurd solutions... but hey "ID is the worst thing ever"
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
> Fascinating how divisive something optional and off-by-default can be It may be 'off-by-default'... for now. It simply rubs me the wrong way. > Weird how judgy people are about *free* passion-project software that has zero
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Quite a bold claim there about being "standard" :D At one point I was using nginx for my local RPi deployment handling of various services with docker-compose but ultimatelly switched to Caddy and it made everything so simple :)
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
spare me your "snowflakery" :D
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
This: > Instead it was just people, the whole reason you started in the first place.
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Well, yeah. But virtually all other software can peroform the data upgrad with single/new binary and only PostgreSQL requires old binaries to be available to run `pg_upgrade`...
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PostgreSQL doesn't use ticketing system for bugs/issues and rely on mailing list(dba.stackexchange.com)
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
I'm fully aware why it's an issue with official image. But even with debian (or any other "packaging") there are hoops to be hopped through due to said missing upgrade handling which IMHO is very annoying. They do hand
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Would be funny if Mozilla/Firefox would adopt Servo down the line :D
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Eh... interesting features, yet docker upgrade is still huge PITA because upgrade between major versions is not supported :/ I love PostgreSQL, but this is just utterly annoying and discouraging to use it…
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
What's so rude and uncalled for? It's just a statement without steeping to any offensive vocabulary. And it's kidna funny that you are offended by it while you outright dismissed my comment with your "all knowing":
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Are they? Again - this is only just one of the possible implementations of https://ageverification.dev/Technical%20Specification/archit... It's possible to have others but as POC they are focusing on covering the
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Same, but I also have other quirks and that doesn't mean this is TheTrueWay and everyone should adapt to it :)
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Well, looking around I see more people using smartphones for anything and even not having a PC…
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Erm... FUT? - this project is just one implementation (POC if you want) - they simply state the current scope of the project For anyone sane managing projects it makes sense to correctly allocate resources that would cover the most people.
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
No, not relly. If there is a traffic sign post then removing it makes it kinda... "untrue"?
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Uhm... I'm probably "consevative" but if I take a photo I want to have a photo of the moment and not "a variation of the moment"... o_O
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
hmm... I just checked the (official?) macOS build and it uses 1.2.20.0 so there's that. Looking at the downloads (I'm using brew) it seems that not many people uses libtorrent2… ( https://sourceforge.net/projects&#x
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
is there a final/stable release with it? also: is that really such a dealbreaker?
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
So... it would be the best for you (and the rest of the world) to actually decouple from the USA and it's BigTech (and thus from their "pliceman of the world" mentality…)
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by ktosobcy 1y ago
Why use it when there is an official one: ` https://github.com/qbittorrent/docker-qbittorrent-nox ` ? o_O

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