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by mbirth 4y ago
What if the finder doesn't intend to return the item/keys?
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by mbirth 4y ago
Or FreeTube
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by mbirth 4y ago
If it works anything like with the plain Google search, the modifier only applies to text directly following the colon. E.g.: intitle:door will find all videos with "door" in their title. intitle:"prehung door&quot
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by mbirth 4y ago
Invidious was such project, IIRC.
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by mbirth 4y ago
There's 2 different philosophies with these websites: * One world tree where each person only appears once and all users contribute to collect as much details (usually with supporting documents) as possible for each person in the tree.
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by mbirth 4y ago
That JavaScript for loading contents and images is probably an effect of Google's changes a few years ago where it was all about the load time of the main page. So to rise up a few steps on the Google results page, people turned to ser
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by mbirth 4y ago
Yes, various times. Mostly LinkedIn and a few other services that vanished but seemingly sold their userdata. And 2 or 3 times I've got spam before the company announced that they got hacked.
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by mbirth 4y ago
Get a domain. Then get an email provider that allows unlimited aliases (I'm using German UberSpace). Then start setting up unique email addresses for each service, e.g. ycombinator.com-abcd@yourdomain.com . The "abcd" part sh
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by mbirth 4y ago
E.g. pets. Most rental companies don't allow pets in their cars. And there might also be situations where the next rental company is far away and you'd spend a lot of time going there. Depending on how often you need a car, having
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by mbirth 5y ago
We have a license fee in Germany, too. The income from that comes out at about twice of that in the UK. (With most of it burned for pensions.) And the public TV stations still appease our government so they (the government) never question t
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by mbirth 5y ago
While that's great I like the low-flyby-almost-crash a bit better.
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by mbirth 5y ago
Technically, yes. But AFAIK, the eGates at e.g. Heathrow didn't work with a German ID card so you had to queue for a human.
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by mbirth 5y ago
And how does it compare to duply, which let me boil down my duplicity setup to 8 lines config, 3 lines of globs (2 includes, 1 global exclude) and this line in my crontab: 30 4 * * * /usr/bin/duply myjob backup_purge_purgeFul
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by mbirth 5y ago
Royal TSX.
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by mbirth 5y ago
Yes, our “Blockwärter” do this for a decade now. If they don’t know something, it doesn’t exist and also isn’t “relevant” enough for Wikipedia. It’s a shame.
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by mbirth 5y ago
Also most of the time I work via SSH on remote servers. I very much prefer any TUI over something I need to use X-forwarding for.
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by mbirth 5y ago
If you need a complex GUI, I guess it's time to ditch the shell script and reimplement it in a higher language...
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by mbirth 5y ago
This was very obvious when car manufacturers first started producing EVs in Germany. There's a law here that limits the "fleet CO2 output", i.e. the typical CO2 output of every car on offer is measured and the mean value is c
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by mbirth 5y ago
Have you tried Panic Nova? Should be similar, I guess.
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by mbirth 5y ago
This! Windows, Linux and macOS are OSes with very different aesthetics and concepts. Trying to emulate these (sometimes subtle) differences with a webpage won't work. And it will totally destroy the illusion if an OS update comes with
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by mbirth 5y ago
And because Electron is so great, Microsoft is working on Edge Webview2.
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by mbirth 5y ago
Do Windows, macOS and Linux seem "consistent"? There's a reason people prefer one over the others. You can't have one front-end for all these different platforms. Well, you can, but then it's a compromise for at lea
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by mbirth 5y ago
The MBP M1 also has a physical esc key AND a touchbar. Best of both worlds.
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by mbirth 5y ago
MaruOS was a project that tried this for a bunch of phones. https://maruos.com
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by mbirth 5y ago
If it was a powder extinguisher, I can totally understand this.
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by mbirth 5y ago
> because bank wire takes days Wait what? I thought there was a European regulation that bank wires must be completed in less than 24 hours? Or was that Germany only? Most wiring from a German to another German account happens instantly
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by mbirth 5y ago
> those dumb "security" questions Facebook post: "The name of your mother and your favourite colour is your rapper name. What is it?"
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by mbirth 5y ago
And next year they sell it again with the code indented with spaces instead of tabs.
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by mbirth 5y ago
I wonder why they don't have USB sticks ready to boot from...
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by mbirth 5y ago
> and to get to the point where they could, they spend hundreds of hours of their time However, this often results in videos that are unnecessary bloated to fulfil the requirements to place more ads, deceptive/misleading titles, or

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