mxuribe

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   by mxuribe 5y ago

   Thank you! I remember that I had started on a chat system right before IRC, but could not for the life of me remember its name; though i knew that it was a simple name. Talk was the first thing that i started on, but once i learned that IR
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   by mxuribe 5y ago

   Thank you; today you taught me something! :-)
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   by mxuribe 5y ago

   I'm guessing the "why" eventually can trigger experts to craft mechanism and associated tutorials/docs to show the "how". That is, i think people should understand the compelling reasons why self-hosting could
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   by mxuribe 5y ago

   Same here. Is that a synonym for a lay person?
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   by mxuribe 5y ago

   Thanks, I'll give it a go.
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   by mxuribe 5y ago

   You read my mind, as i was just asking myself the same thing. I have recently been thinking of switching over to bitwarden from classic keepass...but now i see keepassXC, and wondered what - if any - compelling feature/need that keepas
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   by mxuribe 5y ago

   Oh yeah, i agree that making PHP or other platforms more widely available helps them get more adopted. But i would have to guess that web hosting providers either were responding to customers requests to run PHP (because said customers felt
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   by mxuribe 5y ago

   I do not disagree. In fact, going outside the context of tech, sometimes democratizing inventions for the lay people is great in one area, and terrible in other perspectives. One example could be the invention of the automobile which - at
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   by mxuribe 5y ago

   100% THIS! There is a reason so many products and platforms - like WordPress, which powers so many blogs on the internet - were built leveraging PHP: productivity/getting stuff done! I would add that i'm not only implying that con
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    Same with me; I recall being taught to start things off with an outline, as you described. For work - where I get less chances to craft essays/long-form writing, it seems that lists prevail. It is more about "getting things done&q
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    Ugh, I feel your pain! I've had a .CC domain name for over a decade now, so this happens often to me. Happily, it is happening far, far less nowadays...so maybe in the future, more/other newer TLDs will be more accepted. Then ag
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    I think @XCSme stated it best with their comment: "...Web developers are a big slice of DO's target market...". I don't know about you but I firmyl believe that both CSS Tricks and Digital Ocean produce some great conten
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    Congrats to the CSS-Tricks team!
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    > ...I’ve always simply liked web hosting technology... You are not alone! :-) Also, thank you for making this!
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    As @Freak_NL noted, IMAP can help here. What i have been doing for years now is to setup Thunderbird leveraging maildir...Now, the majority of the time i do read my mail via google's webmail...but on occasion i do use Thunderbird for r
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    I'm actually in the middle of fully migrating to zoho from my grandfathered GSuite accounts. So far, going quite well. I actually had already planned to move away from Google about 1 year ago...so had spun up a paid Zoho account and a
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    Same here!
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    This is cute!
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    > ...get still enough... Oh man, this is so important! I only recently learned the value of *being still enough*. And, I'm going through a phase of my life now (a couple of years shy of my mid-century mark) where I'm learning *
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    I've historically used mailjet's api for automating the sending of little emails to myself for my own personal stuff...But lately have only been using matrix. In essence i have a private room with myself and a bot, and simply send
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    I think @rakoo has a great description (below) about matrix being so much more than a mere chat system. As far as where to learn more, maybe try visiting: https://matrix.org/discover Also, i think i learned the most by read
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    Thanks, that gitlab repo is very helpful!
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    While I have not tried/implemented Libli (yet), I'm happy to see more innovation around the matrix protocol! The more, the merrier; and we all benefit! Also, it looks like it is less setup - maybe easier to run (?) - than one of
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    google: You see, consumers can now scroll left/right as well as up/down, and content is more flexibly viewed. observer: You mean...like a web page? google: no, no...its like...its like...well, its...Um, content that can be authore
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    I would guess at some temperatures, chilly wind acts to cool any motors, well motors that move and prouce heat from their actions...But at some lower temperatures, stuff physically just slows down movement. I think the article states why he
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    Thanks, I'll look up image tracing.
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    > ...SVG journals for handwritten... Would you kindly clarify this? Did you mean scan in handwritten material but save it in a scalable image format like SVG? I'm quite interested but maybe i'm not capturing what you mean her
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    I sure hope you are right!
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    Ouch, that's quite painful the way that you're experiencing Teams. My sympathies! :-)
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    by mxuribe 5y ago

    Welcome to MS Teams...The chat platform for *YOUR* people, and not *Those Others*! lol > ...Maybe someone from HR worried about secrets being shared in a chat? Your phrase there immediately made me think of that Catbert evil HR directo