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by outime 3y ago
Several years back, I developed an education platform using Apache Guacamole for a startup. Its robust functionality and high level of customization made it an exceptional choice. I can only imagine how much more powerful it has become sinc
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by outime 3y ago
I believe that if I have a new project and I want people to read about it and get interested, I must support mobile browsers (which nowadays produce more than half of the global website traffic) - more so if not doing it like in my example
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by outime 3y ago
Cannot take a project like this seriously in 2024 while looking like total garbage [1] on mobile. [1] https://i.ibb.co/3RWgMGy/IMG-4197.jpg
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by outime 3y ago
I started writing bots and scripts in mIRC Scripting at around the same age, perhaps even a bit earlier. Back then, there were full-fledged bots (as in Nickserv, Chanserv, etc) for servers like UnrealIRCD that were entirely written in mIRC.
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by outime 3y ago
Oodi in Helsinki is a quite interesting concept, although not the best if you want to be in complete silence.
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by outime 3y ago
Not in Finland for example.
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by outime 3y ago
Same in Spain since 2004 Madrid train bombings IIRC.
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by outime 3y ago
How many 14 years old do you know who collect vinyl?
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by outime 3y ago
For what it's worth, I can relate to your story very much, albeit with a slight twist. The last time I experienced such intense pain, I ended up fainting (first and only instance in my life) in the ER. Consequently, surgery became a mu
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by outime 3y ago
Brace yourselves for the monthly brain teaser on Hacker News, where the average user struggles to comprehend why corporations axe a type of product with the smallest market share.
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by outime 3y ago
>There's no obligation to buy a new one Maybe at your location. For example in Spain, many people will just not be able to drive in many places in 2024 if they don't qualify to have a good-enough "environmental distinctive
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by outime 3y ago
>I think these should be installed in cars in such a way that they can be removed by owners. And then make removing it a crime. >In the foreign invasion (or US govt goes full fascist) case, people can remove these devices. I don'
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by outime 3y ago
>The fact that some people here even debates that shows how much we are screwed. It's really sad to see that even after centuries of countless examples about how the authorities of the time will end up abusing any power that'
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by outime 3y ago
But in reality you’ll be paying anyway, just not right away. You need to pay someone to handle the cash (assuming you’re not a tiny shop), potential theft or losing it, human errors when handling it, etc
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by outime 3y ago
Adding link: https://github.com/schollz/croc
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by outime 3y ago
WHO being wrong about many things isn't a bug.
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by outime 3y ago
It might be that's what they're trying to solve https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37929373 - I checked and it may be the case: https://reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk/digital-news-repo...
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by outime 3y ago
So YouTube becoming the ol' good TV full of ads and propaganda? You won't believe what happens next.
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by outime 3y ago
I'm tired of seeing comments with an apparent layer of objectivity which very quickly goes away as you reason about it for a second. You could've just said "I don't like K8s, it's too complex for my taste" but
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by outime 3y ago
Most if not all governments also play this card. Fictional example: "we'll raise the tax to 10%" sh-t hits the fan as expected "after careful considerations we'll "only" raise it to 8%" everyone is
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by outime 3y ago
IANAL nor close to it but is there any legal requirement in the US to keep logs avoid user activity besides access logs? I'd be surprised that the US federal law forces you to keep a full activity log so that they can take a look later
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by outime 3y ago
It's down to cost benefit. If life has taught me anything is to never be an early adopter, unless you absolutely have to. It applies to many things but specially in tech: never buy the first version of a device (in fact, you'd be
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by outime 3y ago
There are other things to consider, specially data transfer and build times (apk is much faster than apt in my experience). If these and other benefits are worth the trouble of musl is up to each individual.
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by outime 3y ago
This was a really elegant way to decline having a pointless discussion, I like it.
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by outime 3y ago
The way your comment puts it, it seems like people who cannot experiment happiness nor enjoy 'little things' just need to suck it up and just experience them naturally like you do. Now in a more serious way: everybody is differe
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by outime 3y ago
I mean if a group of people is constantly "predicting" that X will go down then some day indeed they'll be correct. I'm not saying things don't change because it'd be dumb to believe that given known human hist
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by outime 3y ago
I don't think Reddit will die because of this nor I think this is the first time HN gets sensitive against a corporation's actions. It's happened several times in the past. The most recent I remember is the beef with Meta and
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Capcom 40th Anniversary Website Lets You Play Retro Games for Free(ign.com)
3 points by outime 3y ago|0 comments
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McDonald's just dropped a brand new Game Boy game(retrododo.com)
878 points by outime 3y ago|317 comments
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by outime 3y ago
I'm all for promoting own solutions if it fits the context but OP is asking for self-hosted alternatives and this is not. This fits the definition of spam.

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