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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
I closed everything related to AirBnB 3 years ago, when I booked a room from a Karen who would complain that I would invade her personal space, by passing through the living room, which was the only way to access the entrance door, apparent
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
>>> There are distros/DEs that get within shooting distance of the Windows experience but don’t quite achieve it. The devil is in the details. Well, a while ago Ubuntu implemented amazon ads in the start menu
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
Set up yesterday vaultwarden in docker on a rockpro64, it's interesting, but I think it will not do it, as I don't see myself having the ability to keep it on consistently without issues, but I decided to give it a go since I am a
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
That's a fair point, I don't have an answer for that case but fair
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
To me it never made sense, people point out issues that makes linux not suitable for desktop use by quoting how it should follow Windows or OSX approach... to me someone wanted to use linux but without using linux, at that point why don&#x2
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
So, I am not sure what kind of developer productivity are we talking about, I think it's about what people are comfortable with and know of. I am a solo dev working on a side project with rust+phoenix backends (one doing IO-intensive&#
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
I'm using wayland right now not because I give a f*ck about graphic servers, but having a 2K laptop monitor and 2 4K external monitors, I find the "monitor independent scaling" supported by wayland better than "only one
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
I think few reasons that made me go with this new (for me, at the time) approach were: - Backend/API that can be consumed by anything, are frontend-agnostic - Frontend that depends on JSON/source-agnostic data so that can have fun
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
Makes little difference to me, it has been few years now that I create API backends consumed by separated frontends, them being either CLI or JS etc. If anything for me this approach has done wonders for e2e tests using api mockservers But
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
Yep Edit: specifically of this concept https://www.martinfowler.com/bliki/UbiquitousLanguage.html
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
I worked for a web agency a while ago, where they embraced DDD and like the first few meetings with the client were only focused on creating a ubiquitous language and defining common terminology in order to avoid misunderstandings, it takes
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
Amazon is shitty in shitty contexts, if you take Italy then every employee is unionised with benefits, in US you have this thing where you don’t want the government to be able to regulate but then expect companies to be good samaritan and f
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
I was done with google already 10 years ago, and also pirate everything i can, including live events, and shareholders can just go to…
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
I used coolpage :D http://web.archive.org/web/20010517033954/http://www.klimane...
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
I think recently I dodged a scam too, i had an interview with a guy with camera off, website without tax code and all blanked off whois for the domain website
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
I think I understood your message and I agree with you, was also thinking the same thing if the premise of me understanding the message is true, we’re losing a lot of value to the society due to capitalism, in terms of philosophers, thinker
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
Do you really think that capitalism is the apogee of survival of the fittest? I am not sure, I personally don’t think that survival of the fittest is something to look out for, but I think that capitalism awards mental issues like greed, ps
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
I’d say any form of life out there would have to go through some form of capitalism that would extinct them before they’d be able to be advanced enough to get in touch, but also I always had this stupid idea, that if to develop an intellige
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
Because no one wants to work anymore either, so how can you afford kids if you don't want to go to work ;o
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
I have my own instance at home as non business user, also residential connection with dynamic IP, and I've picked to connect through ZeroTier, a private VPN based on wireguard
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
Its harder as Europeans are scared of debt, its just a system based on misery and poverty where the rich are richer and the poor just produce cheap migrant workforce for northern europeans
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
I use gentoo, and still have arch wiki in bookmarks as go-to place to look for docs
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
It depends on the team workflow, php can be very relaxed or very strict about types, to check correctness when you pick strict modes you have tools like PhpStan, but you can also verify correctness with PhpUnit
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
Maybe they learned how traffic light work
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
> but because it's not a distributed technology and operates from a small number of critical locations. I would also think from a defense point of view, this is good, as if you have a strategical asset, defending could be easier to
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
You would be surprised about how many top managers are control freaks
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
Ask mullvad
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
I bought a Fitbit before it was bought from Google few years ago, and got quite upset with this thing that despite you carefully trying to stay away from buying things that require a meta or Google account, you might end up having to becaus
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
I use OWL every day for work email for OWA and it works decently
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by lnxg33k1 4y ago
I mean but did I miss something or Thunderbird is open source? Like the author lists a bunch of functionalities that were requested for Thunderbird but weren't implemented, but they implemented in Betterbird, was it a bad thing to mayb

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