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Is This the Future of Software Development? (2026 Predictions)
(theexceptioncatcher.com)
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9mo ago
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9mo ago
If you are already in the progress of downloading all of your photos, this is a great time to consider completely switching over to Immich. It's great!
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monksy
10mo ago
Did I ever tell you you're my hero?
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10mo ago
https://hn-wrapped.kadoa.com/monksy > Malort-Driven Development >> Your next 'exception catcher' blog post will be written after a long night at the Chicago Microcenter and will feature a Kafka setup powe
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10mo ago
Install Graphene OS. That'll help with the app issue.
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10mo ago
learning rust and myself.
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10mo ago
> And with this there is lot of things coming, like AML and what not Whats coming?
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monksy
10mo ago
Same!
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11mo ago
Not just the US, but image entering Qatar or Indonesia with them having that knowledge of your access to "adult content".
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11mo ago
It was absolutely amazing how stubborn and ridiculous the whole bracket-less syntax change was handled. It was basically a dictatorial decision that they pretended to be a community decision. It was just pushed and tons of people voiced the
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11mo ago
Unrelated but he's been getting threats of violence. I'm not sure whats going on with that.
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11mo ago
They're not measuring performance in the context of when things happen and in the time that they are. It think its only showing recent performance and popularity. To actually evaluate how these do you need to be able to correct the mod
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11mo ago
I can't wait till theres a good reddit federated clone.
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1y ago
Absolutely not. That is legitimately beyond insane. Fingerprints are used for investigating crimes. Giving them the access to this information before hand puts you as being investigated everytime they find a fingerprint at a crime scene.
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1y ago
The funny thing here: They have active spyware and malware on their app store. They go by vague offical sounding names like "Gallery" and "Messages" "Text Messages" I've reported it and that goes to an goo
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1y ago
Can you explain this a little more? Are you forced into a wechat situation or something?
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1y ago
Smart card readers are normal in Israel on desktops.
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Beyond Single Commands: SDKMan's Hidden Environment File Feature
(theexceptioncatcher.com)
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1y ago
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Open Ports- lsof doesn't always give you what you're looking for
(theexceptioncatcher.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Assuming they'll lose this, they'll probably move to coercing the selling of your location data as "part of doing business with them." Sigh.
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1y ago
Once they do, I'm sure we'll see blackouts that are similar to most dictatorships. (i.e. metal themed pages in Turkey, FB/Google in China, etc)
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1y ago
Google voice does operate on bandwidth.com btw.
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1y ago
I can't believe this criminal that is writing this. Won't people think of the poor data brokers that are sucking down data from this forced app about who he is, what his device profile is, where is location is etc?
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1y ago
Biggest issue I have with Ghostty is that on the mac with Nano.. you can't copy and paste multiple lines into the editor. It's something about how the terminal handles "bracketed pasting".. but yet this isn't an iss
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1y ago
You can't. Some apps are explicitly linked to the play services. This is an issue with 3rd party roms and you see this issue on graphine os installs.
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1y ago
Ticketmaster with "ticketless entry" being forced. (No printouts/paper tickets)
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1y ago
Not all devices do that. -Sent from my wevibe
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1y ago
This is yet more corporate/government overreach on devices that you're supposed to own. Trying to prevent software from being available/installed that isn't even in the "legitimate harm" list. That's insan
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1y ago
Oh I fully understand it. Duckworth and Durban both support KOSA related laws.. but yet the state has the great BIPA law.
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1y ago
Can we get a list of senators who support this and their party affiliation?
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