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by outime 2y ago
The fact that there was no dogfooding in many years here tells everything one needs to know about CodeCommit.
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by outime 2y ago
I have never used Plex even though I've heard it's superior but I just didn't bother when I saw exactly what you said. Creating an account somewhere to use my own instance? Even though I could just block all outbound traffic
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by outime 2y ago
At least for some time, this was completely ignored. Not sure if it works again.
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by outime 2y ago
Obese != well nourished. You can be obese yet have nutritional deficiencies that show in one way or another.
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by outime 2y ago
What are you supposed to say if you read a statement that includes you in a group you don't belong? That's why it's important to be more precise instead of saying "customers" in general.
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by outime 2y ago
For someone who always complains about design choices, it's quite ironic that he ended up putting mouse cursors flying around, obstructing your view and constantly distracting. At the Blacksmith's House...
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by outime 2y ago
Given that there is one or more weekly posts from his website here [1] for some reason, I'd suspect most of the people know this fact already. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=haxx.se
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by outime 2y ago
The title should be edited, this is only partially open-source.
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by outime 2y ago
That's exactly what's going to happen, and the few people who actually care will end up in a list. It's all for your own good though, as terrorist and pedos will obviously be like "damn gotta find something else to do no
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by outime 2y ago
I'm not suggesting surrender, but I want to point out that a significant portion of the HN crowd seems to have a very specific perspective that doesn't align with reality. The average Discord user (hence, the largest percentage of
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by outime 2y ago
It will be as useful as other HN campaigns: stop using WhatsApp and use Signal, stop using Chrome and use Firefox, stop using Twitter and use this OSS alternative with 0.1% of the users, stop using Reddit, stop using Kubernetes, etc.
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by outime 2y ago
Standard S3 is $.02/GB, this is $.12/GB so 6x the price. You don't pay data transfer with this solution at least. Quick alternative: #!/bin/bash if [ "$#" -ne 2 ]; then echo "Usage: $0 <
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by outime 2y ago
The good ol' https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bait-and-switch in a way.
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by outime 2y ago
I guess the point is that yes it was always unhealthy but at least you could get something tasty cheap and fast, but now the unhealthy part is more difficult to ignore if everything else has also gone to the gutter.
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by outime 2y ago
I have no idea but if many decades ago they revealed this [1], at this point it's safe to assume there are much better things. [1] https://www.military.com/video/guns/pistols/cias-secret-hear...
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by outime 2y ago
Same exact experience, uninstalled it.
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by outime 3y ago
It's not a bug, it's a feature. In other words, I don't think they're being ignorant at all. They've been pushing this angle from different places in the EU and this is one more. They won't stop until it's
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by outime 3y ago
Manufacturers will do only what they're allowed to by law and even more. Expecting ethics from companies, especially (but not only) corporations, must stop. It's not going to happen, and it will only lead to further disappointment
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by outime 3y ago
Also worth mentioning the growing concern about security, which worsens each year: https://www.barcelona.cat/infobarcelona/en/tema/security-and...
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by outime 3y ago
Sure, surveil all internet traffic is just to prevent 'human evil,' not to perpetuate it further. I can't even imagine writing this comparison of democracy vs. totalitarian regimes while the 'democracy' is behaving
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by outime 3y ago
Or making developers run the app/website on average laptops/phones that users commonly use, rather than on the most expensive MacBooks/iPhones.
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by outime 3y ago
Self-hosting does provide value: privacy, learning, what @Macha said, etc. A different topic is that it's not enough or valuable to you, which is fine of course.
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by outime 3y ago
As a person who spent way too many hours self-hosting stuff as a (pre)teen and beyond, I have to say that Docker (or Podman, or anything equivalent) has been a godsend. I know it's not popular for many here in HN for whatever reason bu
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by outime 3y ago
And if people cease to procreate, it's even more advantageous!
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by outime 3y ago
The only issue with WhatsApp (I have no idea about Signal) is that, while it offers seamless encryption, it doesn't allow you to use an alternative client. Therefore, all trust has to be placed in the client and its distribution to ens
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by outime 3y ago
I liked it a lot, including the README. The author seems to be an indie dev who creates sport management sim games [1], all of which run entirely in the browser like the linked library (which is used in the games). [1] https://ze
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by outime 3y ago
Yeah, you're right, even though we could say the same about Signal and others. In my defense, I know [1] very well - it's not a website! [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39689796
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by outime 3y ago
Compared to the other examples, it's rarely used. For instance, Messenger has 3B MAU whereas Signal has 40M, which is just a bit over 1% of Messenger's user base, yet Messenger wasn't mentioned in OP among others which is my
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by outime 3y ago
I find it funny that if I were to read your comment outside of this website, I could most likely identify it as a HN comment because it mentions barely-used sites popular in HN (such as Bluesky, Signal, Jitsi, IRC, etc), but skips mentionin
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by outime 3y ago
>I think we're just starting to understand the link between diet and mental state "All disease begins in the gut" – Hippocrates (460 – c. 370 BC)

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