n3storm

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by n3storm 1y ago
Why you and other devs say Insomnia is unmaintained? There has been a release in september, issues has been solved within last month, and multiple pull requests has been managed (merged and rejected) also recently. Maybe you refer to issues
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by n3storm 1y ago
I would love to see this In a Nutshell episode
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by n3storm 1y ago
Funny I searched in ecosia "DHH" and as spanish results DHH stands for "Dios Habla Hoy" -> "God Speaks Today"
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by n3storm 1y ago
Happy desktop and mobile user since first release.
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by n3storm 1y ago
I hope someone can bring this issue to redox-os project about its package management command "pkgar". Reading it aloud in spanish sounds as "pa cagar". "pa" is a very common contramption of "para" so
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by n3storm 1y ago
You are welcome to Linux, 11iquid refugees.
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by n3storm 1y ago
Negatives here we come: How can this post get to HN front-page and not any USAn turmoil, Gaza or Argentina libertarian downfall news?
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by n3storm 1y ago
You haven't checked in a lon time ;)
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by n3storm 1y ago
The recovery dialog annoys me too.
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by n3storm 1y ago
Spain too https://efe.com/economia/2025-08-22/correos-suspende-tempora...
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by n3storm 1y ago
Please consider checking LibreOffice periodically, every 4 - 6 months Ms compatibility increases at steady pace, it may have solved that issue that was keeping you back from using it (25 years using linux and staroffice)
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by n3storm 1y ago
I couldn't read it. As soon I saw all cat hairs I started snizzing. Is this transmedia?
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by n3storm 1y ago
Yeah, or an event plugin where spiders walks every day of several years...
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by n3storm 1y ago
My estimation is at least 70% of traffic on small sites 300-3000 daily views, is not human
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by n3storm 1y ago
Used to work great even on low specs servers, web UI was horrible. I am willing to install it again. No matrix, no slack, worried about Telegram.
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by n3storm 1y ago
Thank you for your watch
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by n3storm 1y ago
D3NO?
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by n3storm 1y ago
Is not Gotcha for sure cause I know *BSDs has been a reference(s) for decades in the UNIX world, like bonding, firewalls and jails, is "still I don't get it". Your answer helped me anyways, thanks.
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by n3storm 1y ago
I was remembering this from when? 20 years ago? I was using Linux already but have to use Windows at work and couldn't tolerate not being able to change things to my liking
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by n3storm 1y ago
Is there BSD key value store? Or a BSD TUN/STUN server?
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by n3storm 1y ago
True, in mi city they are replacing old lamps with more directional and dim leds. Above level 1 flat city looks much much more dark, though at street level you can walk without stepping on a dogshit perfectly.
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by n3storm 1y ago
"prediction" skills was not needed. Intelligent, smart, critical citizens are a nuisance for absocapitalism goals.
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by n3storm 1y ago
Most Linux distros can do that without any external or extra repository.
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by n3storm 1y ago
And wxwidgets and glade files...
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by n3storm 1y ago
Right now that is my biggest pet peeve with Django, in the marketing area is a bit outdated and boring. What was about the Django Unicorn logo?
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by n3storm 1y ago
I do love Django too! and my developtment with more users (not most deployed) is running on Django :)
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by n3storm 1y ago
Laravel keeps copying Django (I mean it in a good way)
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by n3storm 1y ago
Eventhoug JFK Jr
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by n3storm 1y ago
I don't see human lifestream as a sphere rolling up or down but a morphing goo flow through an unstructured topology. So, extrapolating last 20 years of Elon decissions in the future is impossible because humans tend to fail with time,
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by n3storm 1y ago
Thank you. Nobody read the book? The problem with dinosaurs is the problem with Hollywood in general: lack of original ideas and good storytelling.

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