kuon

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by kuon 1y ago
As long as I need a phone to use those, they are not a solution.
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by kuon 1y ago
I am buying philips now when I have to replace them, so far, only 1 philips led died. So they are much more durable, but still not living to the promise of "change once and it will last forever". I also suspect that many LEDs are
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by kuon 1y ago
It is not directly related to the article, but the decaying LEDs mentionned in the article made me think of it. Since we had to switch to LEDs, I had to change lightbulbs waaay more often. I realize they consume less (even if here they woul
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by kuon 1y ago
I always feel depressed when I see what is my developer work nowadays, but this kind of project makes me happy. I don't know exactly what it is, but those simple UI thingies with pixels are cozy to me.
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by kuon 1y ago
That's also why I enjoy elixir a lot. The |> operator is really cool.
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by kuon 2y ago
While I generally agree, the slidge bridge for XMPP has been working quite well for me, especially whatsapp, but it is really new.
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by kuon 2y ago
I manage about 500 servers. Critical services like DNS, mail, tftp, monitoring, routing, firewall... are all running openbsd in N+1 configuration, and in 15 years we had zero issue with that. Now most servers are app servers, and they all r
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by kuon 2y ago
If you self host, do not use containers and all those things. Just use a static site generator like zola or hugo and rsync to a small VPS running caddy or nginx. If you need dynamic thing, there are many frameworks you can just rsync too wi
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by kuon 2y ago
I agree with the author that many projects are waaaay to big. I have been using zola and I quite like it. I like the C approach which gives an extra geek point!
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by kuon 2y ago
Providers should really stop using spam folder and refuse email at the session lvl, that alone would fix the false positive issue. I had a rant [1] about it a while ago. [1]: https://www.kuon.ch/post/2024-09-16-email-ra
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by kuon 2y ago
Do you know a good client on linux with Wayland support? I have artefacts with all clients I tried.
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by kuon 2y ago
Try zig, it is C with a bit of polish.
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by kuon 2y ago
What is the actual impact on infrastructure? Is it just some old certificates being valid past expiration?
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by kuon 2y ago
I tried many theming configuration but I always end with small but nasty little bugs like white on light gray icons in some app or wrong padding in others. It is very hard to have a consistent theme across all Linux apps. I realize that the
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by kuon 2y ago
I miss skeuomorphism. With good UX it makes great UI. It's weird considering I have my head inside a terminal most of the time but I was fond of those UI. I wonder if formal studies exist that measure things like "discoverbility&q
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by kuon 2y ago
How do you start this line of work? I think I am pretty versed in many security topics and I "think" I would see (some) vulnerabilities in systems, but I don't know where to start. Do you just "pick a target" and st
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by kuon 2y ago
Congratulations, this is awesome. I worked on medical devices where I did both hardware and software and it is really hard. I wish you the best and I really hope you'll continue to use your skills for good and open products.
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by kuon 2y ago
RTS and 4x could be way better with the use of a mouse.
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by kuon 2y ago
I would be curious as well. Every time we try something "software defined" the drawbacks are major, cost goes up, stability goes down and most importantly, bandwidth goes down by a factor 10. The only software defined networking g
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by kuon 2y ago
If you want high quality affordable servo motor, I highly recommend the clearpath from teknic.
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by kuon 2y ago
> definitely think they appeal to the same type of gamer. That is what I meant by "it remind me of RRT". I feel "at home" when playing them.
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by kuon 2y ago
It is a widely different game and theme, but manor lords is very good and has some innovations that reminded me of RRT when it came out. If you like this kind of games I suggest you look at it.
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by kuon 2y ago
I have no idea how that is supposed to work. If I cross my eyes I see 3 images and the middle one is a superposition of the two but I don't see any part standing out.
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by kuon 2y ago
Wait? In the US you can have "limited sick days"? But what happen if you have something bad and must be off work for 6 months? Who pays you?
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by kuon 2y ago
Now I need to extrapolate this to explain why I am 10-30minutes late every time.
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by kuon 2y ago
That's weird, I get zero spam from gmail and my domain is from 2000 so my email addresses are everywhere with catchall on the domain. I am not doubting you, but did you check that the email was actually coming from google servers?
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by kuon 2y ago
I run my own email server and get nearly zero spam due to the simple reverse DNS check which catch most of them, rspamd catches the rest. I have about 50 000 emails in daily with about 500 delivered and in those 500 about 20 which are spam.
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by kuon 2y ago
This is so bad when compared to Japan. I don't mean that to be mean, but there is so much improvement possible. I hope it will improve. I live in Switzerland and I cannot use public transport most if the time because there isn't a
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by kuon 2y ago
Joking aside, why?
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by kuon 2y ago
I use infomaniak from switzerland. Mainly because I can physically go to their office and discuss in person if there is a problem.

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