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4y ago
Have a look at mailcow ( https://github.com/mailcow/mailcow-dockerized ). Basically Docker images for Sogo and everything else (postfix, dspam, dovecot, etc). I'm also stuck on Zimbra, but planning a move for me and
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I'm from Canada. The packet loss can be really random. Despite having various checks between our servers at various providers, and being fairly sure the problem is Hetzner, they always blame the other network.
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4y ago
I'm a happy Hetzner baremetal (and OVH) user, just don't use Hetzner's Finland DC, the network is very unpredictable (a lot of random packet loss).
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4y ago
I'm no expert, but one often cited source is the "neither quantitatively nor qualitatively significant" argument from the Beastie Boys lawsuit. It could be equivalent to reaction GIFs. Although using Owen's name in a com
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4y ago
Yep you have to be very careful in how you express your intent. I had a friend turned back because he said "the client pays me", when he actually meant "the client pays my company, and my company pays me" (he had an inco
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4y ago
Hiring freelancers, on the other hand, is usually pretty simple, since none of those laws apply. The main risk, say, as a Canadian, is if I visit a US-based client, then I can't be officially "working while in the US", but it
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5y ago
Jira is pretty weird too, where is never clear whether it's an intended behavior or bug. As a long time user of both, I'm much happier with Gitlab, but manager-types still struggle a bit, because too much technical clutter in thei
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Not much to look at, mostly tech notes, some blog posts, and tests: https://www.bidon.ca/en I'm in the process of migrating from Drupal to Hugo. One challenge I have: I sometimes prefer to write in French, sometimes En
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Which evidence? In Quebec/Canada, when state-spondored affordable daycare was introduced, it made a notable difference both for the number of women in the workforce, and also an increase in childbirth. https://www.ctvnews.ca
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5y ago
Today's equivalent might be to wire money back and forth between companies in different jurisdictions. I once spoke with tax auditors of Pornhub (while they casually audited our company), many years ago, it seemed like a pretty intense
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In Canada, credit unions aren't perfect, but usually worth paying a bit more for better service. In Quebec, Desjardins (coop, on paper) has done lots of cuts and tries to compete with banks (many branches closed/merged), but when
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5y ago
uBlock Origin has filters that are disabled by default ("Annoyances" filters/lists), and which remove cookie popups. Works on mobile too.
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5y ago
I use the uBlock Origin filters for "annoyances" on Firefox, both desktop and mobile, and I don't ever see them. The filter is not enabled by default.
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5y ago
> if its existence is fundamentally incompatible with the human spirit. Agree we designed systems that could barely handle the flu, and we are paying the price. I'm not defending the politicians, certainly not Legault. Where do we g
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Canadian here. To my knowledge the federal government did not intimidate children, and people who were forced to stop working were compensated. People do feel irritation when we have done so much collectively, only for a small minority to p
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5y ago
I stay logged-out on mobile because, while I appreciate the compact format, it's too easy to accidentally vote/flag a post.
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A /56 is a good fit for a residential ISP. Initially some ISPs gave out a /48. A /56 gives you 256 subnets. A /60 only 16. I'm happy they are erring on the side of potential innovation. ISPs have no idea how IPv6 wi
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5y ago
Had the same problem with Firefox, non-US IP address. It worked with youtube-dl on the linked URL (not the iframe).
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That's how it is in Quebec/Canada and I'm surprised it's not the norm. It's indexed to inflation. Either party can request a re-evaluation if their situation has changed. Here over 50% of kids are born from unmarrie
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Although she says the same thing in all 3 languages, unlike most politicians.
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I could only find a news article in French: https://ici.radio-canada.ca/nouvelle/1854450/sante-canada-au...
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Health Canada authorizes psychedelic drugs for therapies
(gazette.gc.ca)
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Depending on which features you need, Gitlab can be a lightweight replacement. It has good Kanban boards, but does not have custom fields, so everything is done with tags. Also lacks reporting. In places where I work, the switch to Gitlab w
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You have to click the Firefox Hamburger menu, then "install app" (to create a launcher). Then it seems to work correctly. I was also a bit confused because the home page buttons theming seems broken, and I had not read the instruc
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France had pretty big protests: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_vests_protests but as an outsider, those protests just seemed like any other day in France :) In the west, at least where I'm from, whether ener
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In the 90s in Montreal it was a very common expression. Haven't heard it in a while. I avoid it because people might think 1940s, and that would be disrespectful. These days: "on s'en câlisse" (most cursing is church-bas
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Where I live (Montreal), a few gaz stations have been replaced by condos. There are still way too many stations, and they always seem empty, but presumably still lucrative. Outside the cities, increasingly gaz stations also have charging st
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QuickBooks Online seems to be down, and they seem to be hosted on AWS.
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I get what you mean, but also worth noting that the vulnerability was discovered by Chen Zhaojun of Alibaba Cloud Security Team.
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I don't know if others have experienced it, but I run a monitoring server from Hetzner and have daily issues with IPv6 latency and packet loss (edit: Finland DC). I monitor 3 other IPv6 locations, the monitoring server will very random
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