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by mplewis 6y ago
For other folks who couldn't find the documentation for this project: https://github.com/coollabsio/coolify
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by mplewis 6y ago
Most motorcycles with a manual petcock are very manual in nature. Often this is to minimize the number of moving parts that could die on you if you take it into rural areas. An automatic petcock adds more complexity that could cause a malfu
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by mplewis 6y ago
You don't sound very liberal to me.
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by mplewis 6y ago
This is not a dupe. The Vice article adds context to the Medium staff post.
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by mplewis 6y ago
Because paying people enough money to thrive, not just survive, is the right thing to do.
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by mplewis 6y ago
Exactly. Many users don't have a concept of how to use a phone "wrong." For example, they blame the phone when they follow internet instructions to sideload an app which causes bugs.
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by mplewis 6y ago
I liked the touchbar, and I worked to make it the best it could be. I used BetterTouchTool and spent tons of time hacking my preferred widgets in – Spotify, weather, calendar, etc. And then I bought a 2021 MacBook Air, without a touchbar, a
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by mplewis 6y ago
Even if Goroutines were significantly heavier than threads, I would prefer them for many reasons.
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by mplewis 6y ago
I tried to use Tailwind to style a project, built in Rails, with server-rendered HTML templating. I found that it was too much work to keep it all straight in vanilla HTML. But I could see Tailwind being a great fit if I started a project u
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by mplewis 6y ago
I'll believe that when the lightning network is usable.
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by mplewis 6y ago
Sure, it's server-side validation – which is great, and works well. And now it works without a full page submit and reload. That's a huge benefit.
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by mplewis 6y ago
If I clone this repo, I can take all the compute I want and crack your password brute force. How long is your password? 1Password has a secret pre shared key that a client must use along with your password to unlock the vault.
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by mplewis 6y ago
Oh, word? Mine's at 1.43. https://imgur.com/a/AVQxh20
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by mplewis 6y ago
Frankly, Paul Graham has a lot of money.
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by mplewis 6y ago
Is your child's bedroom semi-public?
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by mplewis 6y ago
The number of binaries of all languages in iOS (except C) increases year over year, so that doesn't really mean anything. It's more telling that the number of Swift binaries in proportion to the number of Objective-C binaries
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by mplewis 6y ago
If the side business makes $200k/mo, that usually means the revenue of the side business is $200k/mo.
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by mplewis 6y ago
This looks like exactly what I need for my small projects. Looking forward to using it. Thanks.
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by mplewis 6y ago
> all companies are basically equally evil if you dig deep enough You can't be serious about this opinion.
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by mplewis 6y ago
Hi OP, I'm glad you're tackling this space. But I am not willing to install social network software until I can see some screenshots of what the UI looks like. I need to know what to expect, and what my users can expect.
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by mplewis 6y ago
The smartphone mount IS the compromise. CarPlay is the ideal.
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by mplewis 6y ago
Yes.
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by mplewis 6y ago
Parler refuses to moderate content. Facebook does not.
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by mplewis 6y ago
No, it shows the exceptional power of the US Government to impose consequences on people who make it easy for other people to organize a rebellion. What is with these baby logic takes hitting the front page over the last few weeks?
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by mplewis 6y ago
This study is why the Proud Boys practice abstinence, yes.
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by mplewis 6y ago
Read the suspension letter. AWS suspended them BECAUSE they refused to moderate the problem accounts. https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/johnpaczkowski/amazon-p...
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by mplewis 6y ago
Good ol' Glenn Greenwald, always stepping up to defend fascists
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by mplewis 6y ago
We?
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by mplewis 6y ago
In Bitcoin, reusing an address gives folks who watch the blockchain information about whose money this is and what they use it for. Let's say you have $20 in your address, and you want to spend $10 on candy bars. A common pattern of us
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by mplewis 6y ago
It's just an alternative OS. Alternatives are nice to have.

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