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by notresidenter 3y ago
I've been using Listmonk (very easy to customize), sending ~35,000 mails / weekly as an alternative to Mailchimp with AWS SES as a backend but a self-hosted stalwart server could do the trick. We're saving ~600$/month by
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by notresidenter 3y ago
People holding hands, people high-fiving, etc.
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by notresidenter 3y ago
Antithesis are doing a great job at marketing their product and building hype. Their platform looks really interesting.
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by notresidenter 3y ago
Interested as well.
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by notresidenter 3y ago
This is a first-party package from the Hyprland organization. This is meant to be used by people that use Wayland+Hyprland and want a better cursor. I don't think the idea is to make the package itself attractive but to make the Waylan
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by notresidenter 3y ago
It's the hyperland < https://hyprland.org > config format.
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by notresidenter 3y ago
Interesting, thanks.
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by notresidenter 3y ago
You know you can just write `nix develop -c zsh` or `nix develop -c fish` or whatever, right?
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Two shell aliases you didn't know you needed (2022)(felixdorn.fr)
2 points by notresidenter 3y ago|2 comments
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by notresidenter 3y ago
This is against the ToS.
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by notresidenter 3y ago
The year is 1934. I'm going to try and find it (this may take some time).
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by notresidenter 3y ago
While there is a first TCC, the one from this page, the name was used and reused for new manuals, intellectuals sometimes argued that 1000 characters was all that the masses could possibly comprehend/need. At the end of the Qing dinast
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by notresidenter 3y ago
Actually, I've found Lu Xun defending exactly that in the part VIII of that essay. This is absolutely not an "idiosyncratic interpretation". Imperfect translation: "Expressing one's own thoughts with this was imposs
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by notresidenter 3y ago
The argument that a collection of 4-character phrases in this particular manual and in the many other that follow using the same name, particularly after 1911, is enough to "criticize the emperor" misses the point. It is not an id
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by notresidenter 3y ago
The essay I'm referring to was originally published in the Shenbao from the 24th of August to the 10th of September under the name "Huayu" in the rubric Ziyou Tan ("Free Speech"? More or less) which was then reg
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by notresidenter 3y ago
It's good to know that TCC was pushed by the Chinese leaders so that their people could read but couldn't think and write independently -- those thousand characters are not enough to write anything intellectual in Chinese. Nowaday
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by notresidenter 3y ago
Not OP, but asking yourself who would use what you are building, and then checking whether they will use what you build is a good start. Of course, the "checking" part is hard, even with a lot of methodology.
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by notresidenter 3y ago
It's an interesting point of view, working backwards the "chain of causality" instead of the usual "technology changes us", saying that "technology makes us discover new things about ourselves", i.e. we di
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by notresidenter 3y ago
The two-layer separation of our world between imperceivable objects that define perceivable objects seems quite similar to how philosophy is essentially split between metaphysics and philosophy that takes things for granted from that "
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by notresidenter 3y ago
What about the industrial revolutions?
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by notresidenter 3y ago
Fig newtons are named after a small town in Massachusetts, not the scientist.
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by notresidenter 3y ago
> 6 Users with symbols in their usernames couldn’t log in. This turned out to be due to a mistake I’d made in the recovery script, and was very easily fixed. UTF-8 strikes again.
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by notresidenter 3y ago
Actually, I've figured it out. You just need to think about other kinds of levels.
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by notresidenter 3y ago
I thought it was about the network layer in the OSI model (level 3), so I expected that traceroute schnitzeljagd.dev would be the first step to pass the step but no, nothing.
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by notresidenter 3y ago
I second "The Mom Test", it's a great book that can be read in an hour.
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by notresidenter 3y ago
Is this written by ChatGPT / similar ? It feels like it is.
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by notresidenter 3y ago
https://archive.ph/iCiZz
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by notresidenter 3y ago
I think the easier way to do things is mostly always the secure way in Laravel, so unless you go out of your way to do something weird, you're mostly safe from those attacks once you know how it works under the hood (to some extent) an
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by notresidenter 3y ago
That hasn't been my experience at all. Although, I do spend more time interacting with the Laravel community (a subset of the PHP community) than the PHP community itself. I found the (Laravel) community to be more about object-level d
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by notresidenter 3y ago
I stopped using Atuin because you need one additional click to go up the history, and the configuration didn't provide an easy way to change that behavior. Edit: apparently, they made it possible to disable that behavior and the docume

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