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mariusor
2y ago
I'm working on something like that here: https://git.sr.ht/~mariusor/oni However since I'm not a very good frontend dev, posting to this is currently done through a CLI application without great UX. :D If you
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When businesses provide essential services (like banking) I feel like they should be held to the same standards as government services. Not that some governments don't treat users without Android or iOS as third class citizens. So, to
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2y ago
Stackit also (which I see there at the bottom :D).
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2y ago
I have a smartphone. However I choose to use a mobile OS that is neither Android nor iOS, why should I get penalized that banks don't invest in applications for my OS too?
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2y ago
Thank you. :) I'm still working on it, dare I say it maybe even getting closer to a stable release.
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2y ago
Same here. I migrated maybe 5-6 projects from docker to buildah and podman about 2 years ago and never looked back. Unlike other posts I've seen around I haven't really encountered issues with CI or local handling of images - thou
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2y ago
I'm working on a similar service but built on top of ActivityPub and from experience I can say that consuming the firehose in real time with your app (I'm referring to the "random discussions" section) is going to be slo
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2y ago
> You are not sexist for believing that men and women are different. You are not racist for wanting immigration law to be enforced. You are a misogynist if you think that those differences between men and women need to be underscored thr
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2y ago
I feel like those are less insults and slurs and more statements of perception. The only problem is when they get dispatched indiscriminately against everyone, when you're completely right. They've been so overused that they lose
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2y ago
I resent your paternalism a little. I understand your opinion, but please don't patronize me or anyone that might think like me. Nobody needs to get over anything that is important to them, despite not walking barefoot in the snow uphi
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2y ago
Sure, but people need to start fighting that battle. Not in the least because asshole employers want it both ways: get people back into the office, but keep the precarious work environments of Corona times: shared desks, noisy environments,
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2y ago
Just to offer a little counter point to your motivational speech. I took a stand at a company where they asked for RTO. They fired me, I sued them, and the first phase of the trial just ended where the judges cut the baby in half and dismis
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2y ago
Well, DBus is basically a pipe with typed messages, but I understand. :D
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2y ago
Yeah you're right. Far left people use slurs like "capitalist" and "billionaire" and have calls to violence like "eat the rich", I forgot. I'm not sure if they're really as offensive as the ones
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2y ago
Probably everyone that's a fan of deadbeef is also a fan of foobar2k.
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2y ago
Last.fm is still there and it's still supported by almost all players on linux. Even the ones that don't have a specific plugin for last.fm, there are player agnostic scrobbling clients. I wrote one for all MPRIS compatible player
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2y ago
I feel like this kind of statement requires a little more details to back it up. And, to use a hot take here, I believe that the "left to right" political axis can be simplified using a "I believe I am better than X" sta
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2y ago
Most of Linux based media players, including deadbeef, can be interacted with using MPRIS, a DBus interface, and there are multiple CLIs for sending/extracting information from them. I can recommend you the one I developed: https:
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2y ago
I could understand saying you don't agree with the list, but calling it nonsense is a bit of a cheek. He might be a random guy who said stuff, but that's how the advancement of reason and philosophy usually works. His credentials,
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2y ago
If you'd care for a semiotician's perspective about the attributes of fascism, and one that lived through a fascist regime to boot, there's the seminal essay by Umberto Eco about what "Ur-Fascism" is: https:/&
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2y ago
The multinational behind Lidl has launched a couple of years ago StackIt: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwarz_Group#Schwarz_Digits .
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There's also Schwarz Gruppe (of Lidl fame) that started their own cloud infra with StackIt: https://www.stackit.de/de/ They aren't publicly traded either AFAIK despite being worth over 100Bln.
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2y ago
It also tramples on the idea that Resources on the internet have Unique Identifiers that don't change: https://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI#:~:text=A%20cool%20URI...
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2y ago
Depending on when you tried things might be much better now. Moving accounts can be done in a couple of simple clicks. You might have issues with your history, which stays behind because cool URIs don't change.
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2y ago
Of course, the scope is different, the kernel is about 30 times as large as systemd (which is less than I was expecting frankly), but they both match the description "low-level large C language project". Therefore in my mind they
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2y ago
Is it a clone when the code is open-source and the maintainers publicly invite others to use it? > You are free to use this code to start your own sister site because the code is available under a permissive license From here: https:&#x
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2y ago
It's running on lobste.rs code as far as I've seen.
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Maybe you can do a comparison to another well known open source project and see how well systemd fares: https://security-tracker.debian.org/tracker/source-package/l...
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2y ago
The move to React was done in 2022. I noticed that one for sure.
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Yes, but I think there are plenty of OAuth2 libraries/clients implemented in ts/js to be used directly from a web application. A JavaScript client running in a web-page still presents itself to the OAuth2 server as the regular &qu
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