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mxuribe
3y ago
This is wonderful news! Nextcloud gets an additional product offering for an important aspect (email!), and RoundCube gets resources in the way of dev. staff (and possibly other benefits from NextCloud funding)...and ALL of it is open sourc
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3y ago
> ...All other (American) options seem to be a privacy nightmare or just too expensive... As someone born, raised and living/working in America (but with roots from South America), and who has been at odds with my kid's school
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mxuribe
3y ago
Fascinating! And, thanks for sharing!
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3y ago
> "Nix is quirky, unique, and a little rough around the edges. Debugging it, like a lot of other things, is frustrating. But the benefits I get from using it currently outweigh the disadvantages, providing enough incentive for me to
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3y ago
Yeah, i was aware of asciinema previous to this (long ago), but then heard a nice refresher the other day from the Linux Downtime podcast ( https://linuxdowntime.com/linux-downtime-episode-83/)...so maybe the author is
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3y ago
I've never realized that http status 999 was a thing. I've often used 401 to tell user something similar to "denied"...which i get is different in that "unauthorized" (for 401) is the browser telling the user
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3y ago
Ah, yes, the "I'm a teapot" status. Awesome! :-)
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3y ago
Welcome to American capitalism...where there always seems to be an inner circle or initial group of people who already got first chance at something, and then for the rest of us they simply tells us, "hey, everything is equally attaina
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3y ago
I was a little confused by this...maybe i'm not expert enough at networking. I initially thought this Bifrost was related to the matrix bifrost ( https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-bifrost ) ...but don't thi
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mxuribe
3y ago
Yep, 100% this! I vote for "secure id" for all the reasons cited.
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mxuribe
3y ago
Maybe they could have used more marketable terms like "1-time password", or "barely a password", or "mini-password" (to denote minimal expected usage of your password), etc.?
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3y ago
Apologies it's not specifically engineers...it refers to "great minds", and is attributed Jeff Hammerbacher: "The best minds of my generation are thinking about how to make people click ads. That sucks." ( https:&#x
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3y ago
I was originally going to be a mechanical engineer...but the early time of the digital age put its (more immediacy-driven or maybe dopamine-driven?) hooks into my brain...and, so I finished my university major in the realm of computers. I c
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3y ago
Or better yet: conversation query language (CQL)! ...Though the risk exists for verbal name collision. ;-)
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mxuribe
3y ago
For me, my portable Apps phase was about 10 or so years ago...and it felt so awesome! I also thought it would be the model for the future! :-)
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3y ago
I feel the same...and often, when i feel that, then maybe i'm not the target audience for said tool/app.? (Which is not bad either way, simply that as good as the tool/app. might be, its just not for me.)
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mxuribe
3y ago
Its cute, but would be vastly better if the controls were a slight bit more exposed. Kudos to the developer/designer for creating something!
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3y ago
Agreed, one would definitely be at the mercy of the author/content creator...but I often feel like someone who is willing to offer an RSS feed probably would likely enable easier consumption of their content even if one needs to actual
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3y ago
You sort of, kind of, maybe just asked for roughly what RSS (Really Simple Syndication) provides...although your wish is more of a "pull", while RSS is more of a "push" in content access/distribution. :-) Don'
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3y ago
Oh wow, such nostalgia for the simpler days! Thanks for sharing! :-)
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3y ago
Long, long ago, when i first learned that i could define my own (css) defaults on my browser, my mind was blown! I can't recall if it was back in netscape navigator or early fireforx days...but learning the command path from the menu t
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3y ago
Firstly, this is so wonderful that they're trying this experiment, and of course the information that they shared to both manage expectations as well as provide a mini-primer on what all this "mastodon" and "fediver"
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3y ago
@wh33zle For work, well, i have to follow already-established convention (some that others have noted). but for personal machines, i have not rolled out too many comprehensive monitoring solutions or platforms. Rather, i add focus on moito
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3y ago
> ...As people leave, the value of the network goes down so even more people leave... But, i would posit that there is a rhetorical currency exchange at play here. The "value" that one might assign to a silo like Facebook or Th
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3y ago
The concept reminds me of Vannevar Bush's Memex device/system [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memex ] - very cool! Though, i can imagine the UX, UI would have to be very tight and deliberate, lest the user can
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3y ago
That sounds cool!
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3y ago
While i have only heard of Odoo and never actually used nor set it up, i thought it is more of a bugger, comprehensive ERP system...which might be overkill if one only needs an invoice generated here or there...no? EDIT: * bigger
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3y ago
Throughout my career, the term i heard most often for this type of scenario was: "Which neck to choke when stuff fails...", or something like "...the least number of necks to choke when stuff fails...", etc. lol :-D
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3y ago
@neom Your site looked great even before the recent css/styling from @tiborsaas , and now looks even better! Kudos! (I'm such a fan of the look-and-feel from things like Cool Retro terminal, etc.)
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3y ago
To clarify, i was commending the NeetoCal folks (on their transparency in the business perspective). I admire the slow growth approach, as opposed to the bog standard hyper-growth of typical startups. Secondly, I don't know DHH persona
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