muppetman

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by muppetman 4mo ago
I wonder why it needs 20MB minimum. Back in the day linux 2.0.33 would boot happily into a GUI and everything on an 8MB machine. Or maybe I misremember... I know my machine at the time got upgraded to 24MB so maybe it was that machine I was
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by muppetman 5mo ago
A bet the stupid name doesn’t help. I know what you mean though, I use it but it’s never quite right. Hard to say exactly why.
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by muppetman 5mo ago
Fair point - I've had no issue with it but I certainly don't use it as much as I do Bitwarden.
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by muppetman 5mo ago
Yes, it's terrible. It's where I landed when I migrated from Keepass though so I've stuck with it.
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by muppetman 5mo ago
I did this for years too until mobile devices became popular. I have ~4 mobile phones for various things (yes this isn't normal) and ~4 different computers/laptops I use. Trying to keep a Keypass in sync between them is a nightma
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by muppetman 5mo ago
But it's not that though. They're hosting an encrypted version that they don't have the keys for. They are doing the backend sync for you, and writing the clients that YOU run, that sync yuur passwords everywhere. To suggest
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by muppetman 5mo ago
I don't see this claim being made anywhere? They say it's usually the time the rent seeking begins, not that it's begun.
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by muppetman 5mo ago
I just saw a tab with a Google search for "Zuckerberg nudes" lololol
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by muppetman 5mo ago
Yea that threw me too. Very clever.
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by muppetman 5mo ago
I love Bitwarden and use it every day, but I pretty much also agree with his post. I have Bitwarden for personal stuff and 1password for my, and the 1password experience is night and day better. It's just so good, it always works. B
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by muppetman 5mo ago
You could have just posted "I didn't read the article" instead of this comment. It specifically addresses vaultwarden quite a number of times.
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by muppetman 5mo ago
Who's looking at a damn fan? My lord. This is like caring what colour the filters in my air conditioner are. Idiots will have anything marketed to them.
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by muppetman 5mo ago
Wow those Halloween shops really flopped huh?
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by muppetman 6mo ago
This annoys me, especially the last “It takes at least 25 years” rhetoric. It didn’t take 25 years for SSL. SSH. Gzip encoding on HTTP pages. QUIC. Web to replace NNTP. GPRS/HSDPA/3G/4G/5G They all rolled out just fine
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by muppetman 6mo ago
No shit. People are just figuring this out now? This is the “Building my entire livelihood on Facebook, oh no what?” all over again. Oh no sorry I forgot, your laptops LLM can draw a potato, let me invest in you.
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by muppetman 6mo ago
“With opencode I can” closes tab
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by muppetman 6mo ago
I was surprised clicking on the link didn't lead to a blank page!
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by muppetman 6mo ago
This is a mass of words to say nothing useful. Why is it on the front page?
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by muppetman 6mo ago
Oh my god I love this. I tell every one I load up how terrible they are and to give up now. I think I’ve discouraged about 250 so far!! What a wonderful project.
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by muppetman 6mo ago
Stop calling Garbage Garbage! Just because it’s discarded waste doesn’t mean it meets the definition of garbage!
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by muppetman 7mo ago
Same, I remember googling Deno and going "Oh this new thing looks neat" - and then I haven't heard/seen/read a thing about it until this post. But I keep hearing about Bun and of course nodejs. Feel bad for them, t
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by muppetman 7mo ago
Probably because that’s not most people’s experience. Google is just pages of the same AI generated content. DDG, once good, seems even worse. Searx and the like are slow and results are mixed. Kagi, for me at least, seems to find the actua
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by muppetman 7mo ago
Oh no. Anyway.
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by muppetman 7mo ago
Ahhh yup, wondered how long it'd take before this happened. Sorry to sound like THAT guy, but I'm glad I deleted my account ages ago. I liked BS and it seemed good but yea, here comes Twitter 3.0
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by muppetman 7mo ago
The ignorance of this post to the rest of the world is amazing.
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by muppetman 7mo ago
Ha yes, learning vim was one of the best things I ever did. I can SSH onto a Juniper router and fix up config using vi. I still try to instill in juniors these days "Learn vim!" but everyone just wants to use nano (which I under
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by muppetman 7mo ago
This is why I love Sublime Text. It's so fast, it works so well. It isn't trying to be AI, it isn't trying to evolve until it can read email or issue SSL certs via ACME. It's focused on one thing and it does it extrem
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by muppetman 7mo ago
Well said, thank you.
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by muppetman 8mo ago
I'm thinking of switching to iPhone after always having and Android. All these negative posts are really making me reconsider though.
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by muppetman 8mo ago
As someone who has switched from Windows to Apple recently, my God the Finder is terrible. I can't understand how people aren't flipping tables over how bad it is.

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