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by mhitza 3y ago
The Orion browser might be an answer https://browser.kagi.com/ I haven't personally tried this browser as I'm on Android but heard of it as I'm a Kagi subscriber.
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by mhitza 3y ago
Not sure who's getting laid off, but for me in the past the Bandcamp Weekly show was the one that gave me opportunities to explore new genres and artists. I think their shows have a positive impact towards the platforms, buyers, and ar
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by mhitza 3y ago
> SongTradr needs demonstrate that Bandcamp wasn't financially viable That's provably false. > He notes that, according to its co-founder, Ethan Diamond, Bandcamp has been profitable since 2012. > In addition, Bandcamp ch
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by mhitza 3y ago
Many of the YC projects I've seen posted on HN don't look like rockets. Or maybe I'm of the false impression that developer tooling, or products that bring iterative improvements cannot be rockets.
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by mhitza 3y ago
Feel free to name you're game so that I and others can check it out. It's not frowned upon to link to your paid for content if it's relevant to the topic/comment thread discussion.
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by mhitza 3y ago
The point is that the EU parliamentary members should vote no on this.
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by mhitza 3y ago
> The link says that it supports only Fedora 38 That is correct. I didn't think specifically about Fedora 37; it's been a while since I upgraded to 38. I couldn't find F37 builds, even though that's around the time I
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by mhitza 3y ago
Had the same experience in the past with systemd-oomd, nowadays it does a better job at killing greedy processes than the entire user slice/scope.
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by mhitza 3y ago
OOMKiller jumps into action pretty late. I'm on Fedora, thus running the systemd-oomd service, but even with this new service the system will lock up for a minute or two before the greedy process is killed. I think with modern browsers
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by mhitza 3y ago
For Fedora use this copr https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/patrickl/yabridge/
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by mhitza 3y ago
Possibly more universal, but there are also tools like rlwrap [1] that adds readline support to programs that don't have it. From the docs apparently the readline library ships a similar tool ootb nowadays but I haven't tried that
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by mhitza 3y ago
I've been using terminator as well for who knows how many years at this point, and aside from the startup I don't percieve it as slow. What, or in which circumstances exactly do you feel your terminal emulator is slow and would ne
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by mhitza 3y ago
> I think Haskell needs a way to graduate (or retire) language extensions, rather than having them accumulate unboundedly. It's harder to talk about Haskell when everyone is using a different flavor of it. That is what the standardi
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by mhitza 3y ago
Please refrain from talking in absolutes, when you got 3 comments on your question yesterday. Progressive enhancement is nice, and user friendly, and better UX overall. But when you get started with modern frontend stacks nowadays it's
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by mhitza 3y ago
I use https://www.dns0.eu/ but that doesn't have a fancy IP address
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by mhitza 3y ago
Not really. While my mention in the previous post was 2023, I actually started coding this in the summer of last year. As I work on it once in a blue moon, might be a year or two away before I publish anything. If you're interested in
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by mhitza 3y ago
That's probably as close to reality as I would guess. We'll have to see if anything gets delivered. I don't get why Gabriela is so against this project, it might just be vaporware. But invoking the fact that this person is no
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by mhitza 3y ago
Splash resistant. Had no problem using it in light rain conditions, probably wouldn't pull it out of my pocket during heavy rain.
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by mhitza 3y ago
The fact that it has a history of not following through and killing projects. Most recent being Stadia, in my memory, https://kagi.com/search?q=google+stadia+promise&r=no_region&...
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by mhitza 3y ago
They have not defederated. You can still do all those things.
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by mhitza 3y ago
The Linux Foundation "harvests" a couple hundred million dollars a year [1]. They could easily spend more on maintainers. I can't easily find exact number, but Torvalds is paid between 1-2 million dollars a year by The Linux
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by mhitza 3y ago
When I was playing around with Godot and 2D game development, I went to itch.io for free asset packs. It's hard to get a consistent art-style, but good enough for a beginner.
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by mhitza 3y ago
You can place an empty "expansion" in that line to get the behavior you want without an additional cat-like function foo`'bar I only know of this feature because recently read the manual page for m4, and it's me
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by mhitza 3y ago
I really enjoy that this feature got released. Adding more visibility to the indie/small web is a great thing. I've complained in the past on HN that any useful personal blog is buried under spammy content in search engines. It wo
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by mhitza 3y ago
Can you share your Hetzner VPS address, do you do your own TLS termination and can I test your endpoint with Apache benchmark? I ask because theoretical numbers, in my opinion, are thrown around to often, and when I hear thousands of respon
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by mhitza 3y ago
And government deals. That's why in 2023 children still learn basic office skills on Microsoft's offering. US might be different because I know Chromebooks are popular over there in education. In Romania this was a big deal https
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Where is your 5 euro/month VPS hosted, and does it use HTTPS? I did a non-scientific test last year, in which I ran a basic Apache instance that returned a 204 response (No Content) on $5 instance and HTTPS alone made it drop around 50
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by mhitza 3y ago
Voting on a comment on my phone is always a gamble. "Have I upvoted or downvoted?" "Who knows!"
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by mhitza 3y ago
Very interesting! Just the other day I've tried proselint for the first time, and became annoyed that I'd have to hack something together to only have it lint over the text in my markdown file. It doesn't ignore code blocks,
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by mhitza 3y ago
I've recently switched to OnlyOffice ("desktop version" - probably Electron) since online reviews seem to suggest it has better support for docx than LibreOffice. You might give it a try, as it supports rtf as a document form

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