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by p4bl0 6mo ago
The notification only exists since Plasma 6.2 (august 2024) [1]. Maybe some Linux distribution disable it? [1] https://pointieststick.com/2024/08/28/asking-for-donations-i...
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by p4bl0 6mo ago
I also block ads everywhere I can, but I have to admit that an open source project such as KDE showing once a year a simple text notification asking their users to consider making a donation has nothing to do with a commercial ads in my o
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by p4bl0 6mo ago
I know, but at the time I had to choose an ISP, they were the only ones with an offer with just internet (and a phone line), all others ISP forced a bundle with dozens of TV channels that I don't need along with their internet access s
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by p4bl0 6mo ago
Yep, with "RED by SFR" specifically.
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by p4bl0 6mo ago
It amuses me to see that according to the map, France is best in class or close to be, while just a few weeks ago, my ISP in France stopped providing me IPv6 connectivity… The story is that at the beginning I had IPv6, and a shared dynamic
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by p4bl0 6mo ago
> Google have robust email abuse monitoring But only in Gmail then? Where is it possible to report a spam from a Gmail address received on a non-Gmail inbox? Google is being a real PITA as the receiving side for people who try to self-ho
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200 Startups Are Waiting for EU Funding That Will Never Come(blog.mean.ceo)
1 points by p4bl0 6mo ago|0 comments
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by p4bl0 6mo ago
That's cool if they can make it work. I don't understand how Google's indexing work anymore. I've had some website very well indexed for years and years which suddenly disappeared from the index with no explanation, even
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by p4bl0 6mo ago
This made me think of Recursive Sans and Recursive Mono, two fonts which are also very malleable with multiple settings, but also open source. https://www.recursive.design/
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by p4bl0 6mo ago
French subreddits, coffee subreddits, free software and free culture subreddits, specific programming languages subreddits, computer science subreddits, and yes, general tech subreddits which are also flooded with AI stuff, but I feel that
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by p4bl0 6mo ago
There was always tech content. I'd say it was even a more important part back in the days, and it was more diverse. There were always some trends (Ruby on Rails, Rust, etc.) but it was never like these days with LLM-related content whi
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by p4bl0 6mo ago
Haha ^^'. Honestly, yes. I'm on HN for tech content, I don't really care about startups and the business side of things, even though sometimes there are interesting reads on this side as well. Also, it may very well be the ca
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by p4bl0 6mo ago
Just in case, if there are others like me who where wondering what does "MRR" means, it seems to be "monthly recurring revenue".
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by p4bl0 6mo ago
Chances are the key to those is simply lost forever.
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by p4bl0 6mo ago
It was KTorrent! But to be fair I just arbitrarily thought that 30MB/s would be more than enough speed (at my place in France that's probably the fastest my internet connection is capable of), tried that, it worked, in a few secon
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by p4bl0 6mo ago
My sister lives in Switzerland, in a remote place in the mountain from a small town. Even over wifi the bandwidth at her place is so fast it made my BitTorrent client crash repeatedly. The solution was to disconnect my system by deactivat
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A CSS Engine in OCaml(gazagnaire.org)
26 points by p4bl0 6mo ago|0 comments
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by p4bl0 6mo ago
“Anthropic issues copyright takedown requests”. This could really be an April's fools joke.
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by p4bl0 6mo ago
I used ninja only a few years ago when contributing to KDE software (Dolphin, Kate, KTextEditor, etc.). I had no prior experience with it and it was easy to apprehend, so a rather good experience.
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English Wikipedia prohibits the use of LLMs to generate or rewrite articles(en.wikipedia.org)
7 points by p4bl0 6mo ago|0 comments
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by p4bl0 7mo ago
The title is very misleading. This has almost nothing to do with coffee. I was expecting that the input would be the parameters of a coffee recipe (like quantities of coffee and water, grind size, etc for a given type of preparation), and t
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by p4bl0 7mo ago
It's always a good thing to have multiple players and I hope we can have actual EU-based alternatives, but I feel like this project, simply being a rebranded NextCloud as far as I can tell, is less interesting than La Suite numérique
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by p4bl0 7mo ago
> it’s not popular enough for LLMs to meddle with About that, I was sad to see that TDMRep [1] doesn't provide a way to signal reservation for RSS feed, so it has to be done at the HTTP level, otherwise the same content delivered in
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by p4bl0 7mo ago
This is amazing. I would love to have this game in France! We have a geocaching scene ( https://www.geocaching.com/ , https://france-geocaching.fr/ ), but I really like the idea with payphones and this system
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by p4bl0 8mo ago
I remember stumbling uppon Menuet when it was still 32 bits only, (probably around 2006?). I tried it, booting from an actual floppy disk at the time. Nowadays, I don't even know where I would find a computer that still has a floppy di
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Balancing your dataset? Mind the privacy leaks(desfontain.es)
1 points by p4bl0 8mo ago|0 comments
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by p4bl0 8mo ago
Comparing artists and a company like Google is… bold of you. If you're thinking about content creators, you're just wrong. Most of them get almost nothing from YouTube ads, and for those who do, a few of them have no money have mu
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by p4bl0 8mo ago
That's a very narrow view. YouTube is the only reason I have a Google account. Because of it I use some of their other products. And because I'm connected to my YouTube/Google account, they can track my behavior across produc
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by p4bl0 8mo ago
What a shame. What's the point even? I'm not going subscribe to YouTube premium anyway, and even less install and use the YouTube app. What happens with this move is just that I will just use YouTube less. I believe that's th
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by p4bl0 8mo ago
The standard of living is higher in France than in eastern Europe, and even in France that's considered a high salary.

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