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notemaker
8y ago
While I initially avoided looking for any similar project (because I want to build it myself!) I now discovered elodie [1] which seems to serve the same purpose as my script. For any others than myself, that might be more suitable. [1]: ht
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Slightly OT, but I yesterday launched my script [1] to go through 2 decades of family photos (200GB) that are structured in no sensible way (i.e tree depth of over 6 and over 500 folder with no descriptive names) and organize them. The scri
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8y ago
Cabal [1] might be of interest. [1]: https://github.com/cabal-club/cabal
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8y ago
In my experience, the damage of not stopping at 80% is minimal. Perhaps it is more related to the quality of the battery / hardware surrounding it? I have not been particularly kind to my battery, but all the same my Samsung Ativ Book
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8y ago
The reality however, after GDPR was implemented, is 95% of the time GTFO or click accept.
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8y ago
Yes, see Dylan Van Bommel's comment on Fun Fun Function's collaborative stream: https://youtu.be/_OTUGVAEWCA
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8y ago
Evie launcher works beautifully for me. Might not be restricting enough for your taste though.
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8y ago
True. But I'd still deem that to be a very scary world.
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8y ago
I wholeheartedly recommend this somewhat OT video about the future of drones and their potential harm: Slaughterbots https://youtu.be/9CO6M2HsoIA
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8y ago
While a donation through GD comes with no strings attached for the receiver, would you say that your method does? Is there a chance that they feel an obligation towards you that affects them negatively? Great initiative though, I admire you
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8y ago
How would the attacker be able to deny access to data?
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> What makes Scuttlebutt unique is the simple idea that users should own and control all of their data. I find this to be fundamentally wrong. After you post something on Scuttlebutt, you have no control of that data. Sure, it's sto
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9y ago
It would be great if SSB [1] or something like it took off as the next-gen platform, but I just have a hard time seeing people actively change their online habits. [1]: https://www.scuttlebutt.nz/
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Dasung and Boox are working on it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wj2Lvuc28k0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pw-oCItgx8