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by l72 4y ago
I have carefully curated my music collection for a few decades now. I am very specific in how I listen to music. I listen to full albums and want them to be gapless. I get really frustrated at the smallest glitch, hiccup, or buffer. All my
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by l72 4y ago
I have a similar setup, with an internal Jellyfin server on my lan. Every phone in my household has Wireguard that automatically connects if you are not on my wifi (which means pi.hole, nextcloud, access to cameras, and other services are a
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by l72 4y ago
I think bandcamp shows that there are people who still want to purchase and download a digital version and contribute directly to artists (on top of purchasing physical media). I personally, want a lossless version that I can archive, have
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by l72 4y ago
Really? My ipad became e-waste because HBO, Hulu, and Netflix all released new versions of their apps for the new version of iOS, and then decided to cut the old versions off from their services. The old versions all show an error telling m
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by l72 4y ago
I have several cameras hooked up to an NVR that has 2TB drives for constant recording (when space runs out older recordings are deleted. I usually have a few weeks available). I then have frigate[1] set up on a small fitlet (with a usb CORA
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by l72 4y ago
I would be very curious to see how well this actually works in different data centers. My understanding of empd is that it basically expects all nodes will be on the same switch. I don't believe there is any default handling for spikes
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by l72 4y ago
pidgin + libpurple is great, and it makes interacting with Slack and other chat systems I use daily so much better. It's too bad libpurple clients seem to have withered on other platforms (what happened to Adium?) I really miss the day
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by l72 4y ago
Don't forget facebook and google chat (when they were both jabber based)
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by l72 4y ago
I haven't played this in 20+ years, but I can still hear the cha-ching for when you've collected taxes!
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by l72 4y ago
There was a native linux port by Loki. I still have it!
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by l72 4y ago
I played a lot of this since I found Loki's linux port at a game shop in a mall in Springfield, IL!
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by l72 4y ago
Those merges from master into a feature branch are useful though. If there is a conflict that you have to resolve in your feature branch, then there is a clear place where you did it, and that can be double checked. If you are rebasing, the
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by l72 4y ago
I still use pidgin daily for jabber, slack, and a custom protocol I wrote for the chat feature in my company's product. It is great having a unified tool with minimal resource usage that is fully integrated into your platform.
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by l72 4y ago
Evolution. I use it for work with my Google Work account, and on my personal machine with my imap provider. Aliases, PGP, autobcc, virtual folders + labels, calendaring, tasks, multiple accounts, ... I use imap custom labels (flags) + virtu
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by l72 4y ago
`merge --squash` generates a nice linear history in the main branch and other developers don't need to worry about rebasing their feature branches or keeping them super clean. That's great. However, `merge --squash` loses its asso
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by l72 4y ago
Exactly. And if the default view of `git log` wasn't so terrible (if it acted like git log --first-parent), then I think a lot more people would do that too. But I understand why people who just use `git log` complain with merge commit
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by l72 4y ago
I agree, merges are great, since you have a single commit you can pull out. To back out a merge, you would just do another merge with a reverse diff: `git merge merge-commit..merge-commit^` Also, it makes things like backporting much easier
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by l72 4y ago
I am the opposite. When it comes to bring short lived branches into the main branch, we only allow MERGE COMMITS, we don't ever do fast forward commits. When looking at history on our main branch, we ALWAYS use `git log --first-parent`
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by l72 4y ago
It's actually tied to meta tags and the manifest.json. If you have the correct tags, Safari automatically shows the prompt if you don't have the app installed or the open with button to open in the already installed application. F
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by l72 4y ago
I run an instance of yacy (in non-distributed Robinson mode). Any interesting links I add to my index (with a crawl depth of 0 since I only want that page, not the whole site). This gives me a good search history, plus it automatically crea
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by l72 4y ago
I am curious how often others actually use a general search engine and what their searches are. I probably only search (using duck duck go) two or three times a week. This week it was for: 1. A very specific error message nodejs was giving
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by l72 4y ago
One more thing I'll point out, is that I am reusing data that already exists for my apps. Most agencies are recognizing how important it is to have a GPS tracker on every bus. In some cases, it isn't for the rider, but is more for
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by l72 4y ago
I tried with Moovit, but they weren't interested unless the Agency was formerly part of it. At the time I was a board member on the citizens' board which was an official board of the agency, but still didn't have enough sway.
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by l72 4y ago
Yeah, I know. However, I white label all the applications, so the app ends up being called "Go Birmingham", "Go Steamboat", "Go Grand Rapids", etc... My users rarely actually find https://gotransitap
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by l72 4y ago
Typically they do not. The Agencies _might_ submit GTFS data, but rarely do any of these vendors provide real time data in GTFS-RT that Google/App and other would need. I find commercial apps like transit and moveit are only willing to
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by l72 4y ago
Go Transit: https://gotransitapp.com/ I've built and maintain website + iOS + Android apps for public transit for several small municipalities that don't have a good solution. I usually end up adding cities if I v
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by l72 4y ago
I went to the World Games[1] last year, where they have a bunch of games proposed to eventually be Olympic games, and the break dancing was definitely up there as some of the most fun to watch. I'm looking forward to it at the Olympic
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by l72 4y ago
This also doesn't reflect my experience. I have very minimal issues with the Nextcloud instance that I have been running on a small fanless computer at home for several years now. It has even passed the non-technical spouse test, which
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by l72 4y ago
Interesting. 'Latest' seems to be available again as of this afternoon. It disappeared about two weeks ago, and wasn't there this morning, but is now.
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by l72 4y ago
But they seemed to have taken away the only reason I use twitter: to see the latest posts on something local/obscure. For example, I can see smoke outside of my window. I find the best way to see what is happening used to be to search

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