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by liotier 5y ago
Radicale on the server, Thunderbird Calendar, Tasks & Cardbook on any desktop OS, Android contacts & calendar through DAVx5, tasks too... Simpler than this article makes it appear and has been working without as much as a hiccup for
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by liotier 5y ago
Our (large French telco) remote practice, inherited from when we switched to flex office a couple of years before COVID: almost never video but almost always screen sharing. I feel that screen sharing is a much more productive use of screen
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by liotier 5y ago
My jam was rather Openmosix, but same vibe: throw whatever you have into the cluster and be happy with the inefficiency because those resources would sit unused otherwise !
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Timescale, Compression and OpenStreetMap Tags(blog.rustprooflabs.com)
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Tailscale's IPv6 FAQ(tailscale.com)
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by liotier 5y ago
Telco employee here... Colleague swapping a card touched 48V - knocked out for a little while, came back and was taken to the hospital for check-up and recovery. 48V at typical rack amperages is no joke.
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by liotier 5y ago
I wonder about migration from plugins to that new core feature. I hope it doesn't break anything.
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European Innovation and Technical Capabilities(berthub.eu)
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by liotier 5y ago
I'm typical French and my daughters' mother is African... I had to explain to my daughters the whole concept of race categories and I struggled because it seemed ridiculous and aberrant to them - it is alien to their multicultural
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by liotier 5y ago
> Funny, I used to loathe KDE but I ended up with it by default after trying out NixOS for the first time and... I haven't left. It's great. Just fabulous. Same here: I was a long-time xfce user but, over the years, I found mys
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by liotier 5y ago
With some basic compression, this daily 1.7 MB will fit on a 1.44 MB 3.5" floppy... Our Father, who art in The Cloud, give us this day our daily floppy ! Don't forget to swap your floppy every morning. https://i.imgur.c
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by liotier 5y ago
In France, standard supermarket tomatoes are standard bad - but we see increasing availability of different species obviously taking genes from heirloom varieties... They taste great and consumers are beginning to understand that weird shap
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by liotier 5y ago
Frequent travels to Africa have made me incapable of swallowing pineapple and mangoes in Europe - they can't compete against fruit picked ripe.
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by liotier 5y ago
And pasting images.
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How to set up Tegola vector tile server on Ubuntu 20.04 for OpenStreetMap(linuxbabe.com)
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by liotier 5y ago
> Now you will see videos of politicians saying something and even then you cannot be sure whether this is actual video or a fake Back to text and the good'ol credibility of the messenger. Digital commodified journalists and now the
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by liotier 5y ago
> If this happens, it will be the end of open source and the indie web If I run over someone when driving a car, I'm responsible - not the car maker. If my customer's data is stolen, I'm responsible. Whether the makers of
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by liotier 5y ago
Because they trade ugly surface volume occupation for being much cheaper. Flood resistance is a side-effect.
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by liotier 5y ago
You feel powerless to do anything about climate change ? You feel your individual actions such as recycling are meaningless in the face of the incoming tsunami ? That is because they are. If you want meaningful, get into political action !
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by liotier 5y ago
How are VC-funded startups different from "expand into new markets by a profitable business" ?
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by liotier 5y ago
> In some areas MS Office is still far behind LO. Especially when it comes to not like a noob styling everything directly via bold, italic, font size and so on buttons, but actually making things a style, and keeping the document free fr
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Digital violence: how the NSO Group enables state terror(forensic-architecture.org)
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by liotier 5y ago
I keep everything remote, so that every client gets the whole corpus. For now, that means that indexing is done with notmuch whose command line I use for search... Not as good as a webmail's UI but it puts search results as a maildir s
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Mapping the Long Trail: now free with OpenStreetMaps(blog.dhimmel.com)
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by liotier 5y ago
Same here, the kitchen wall clock and all my alarm clocks use it. It just works, much more efficiently than NTP over a whole network stack, so an AA battery easily lasts a year.
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by liotier 5y ago
The bartender. But seriously, different places have different rules - hang out in a club that welcomes you !
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Tech in Africa – an introduction to the continent's ecosystem(readthegeneralist.com)
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OpenStreetMap Foundation recruits paid maintainer for iD editor(blog.openstreetmap.org)
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On Group Communication Channels(blog.imagico.de)
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by liotier 5y ago
This is Part 1 - Part 2 is now available at http://blog.imagico.de/navigating-the-maze-part-2/

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