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by p4bl0 2y ago
I had the same reaction. Isn't Bitcoin wasting enough energy as it is?
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That was fun. Thanks for sharing!
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In addition to my AeroPress I also regularly use a ROK espresso machine, which is pretty similar to the Cafelat I believe, and I can attest it's pretty awesome. https://www.rok.coffee/
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Mid-august we had to vote on new KDE goals (I suppose I received the invitation to vote because I contributed a few bugfixes and features to some KDE projects). We had to chose and sort by priority six goals among these choices: — Enhancing
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KDE Goals – A New Cycle Begins(blogs.kde.org)
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It's not that simple. Using your DE's file manager means that the file picker dialog in most programs will take your settings into account, have your personal sidebar shortcuts, etc. While it's true that a file manager is a p
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> KDE is not more popular since it's buggy as hell. At least it was. But not only that, their visuals are a disaster Could you give concrete examples of that? I've been using KDE daily for years and I really don't see what
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For some purpose it's also possible to explicitly make a DNS request against the authoritative server (which you get from the NS record) to have an actual instantly up-to-date answer. That's how certbot and other Let's Encryp
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gitin: Command-line interactive commit/branch/status explorer for Git(github.com)
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I guess it's a web IDE in the sense that it is an IDE made for web development rather than a more general IDE (see supported languages for example).
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Even Chromebooks, which are actually supposed to be thin clients and which are quite locked up compared to a "normal" laptop with a standard OS (Linux, Windows, macOS), are way more capable devices for development work (among othe
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I get it for Matrix, but Signal really has had the same user experience as WhatsApp for years now. But anyway, your point still stands. That's why user-friendliness is an important part of security (and why Signal work is so important
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That may be true for Debian itself (although I know a lot of people who have been running it for years as their daily system and still are to this day, including myself for 15+ years and counting), but Debian is also the base for many oth
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Ellipsis stepping down as a NaNoWriMo sponsor(ellipsus.com)
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Who is the audience that need to diff file but choose to do it by copy pasting in a web browser rather than in their editor directly or using one a diff tool in command line, none of which has ever shown any ads?
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I just found this in the "about" section of the website: > In early experiments, we found that people's responses cluster around 175, which coincidentally is the same as the named HTML color turquoise. This is interesting
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I had this result: > Your boundary is at hue 171, greener than 72% of the population. For you, turquoise is blue. Of course there is a monitor and eyes component/biais tonthe measurement, but I also think this reveals something c
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Debian oldstable's version has also been updated from 11.10 to 11.11 (I just saw that when upgraded my servers, which run on oldstable, after upgrading my laptop which runs on stable).
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Debian releases 12.7 with 55 security updates and stability improvements(debian.org)
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For the described usage pretty much any laptop would work, even a Chromebook.
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The article content is available here: https://archive.is/5pG60
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Telegram may be trying to evade EU regulations by underestimating its user count(ft.com)
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by p4bl0 2y ago
Sorry, I missed that an other (better) link to the same story was already on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41395413
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Creator of the One Million Checkboxes website: "I thought I'd been hacked"(twitter.com)
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KDE Goals – Our Cumulative Culture(blogs.kde.org)
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by p4bl0 2y ago
The old front-end at old.reddit.com seems to be working just fine :).
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Chaitin's Constant: The Halting Probability(en.wikipedia.org)
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This reminds me of Chaitin's work on the nature of randomness and his halting probability constant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaitin's_constant
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You can generally avoid détention préventive if you are able to provide good garanties de re-présentation , i.e., if you can convince the judge that even if they release you, you will show up to court when asked to. These documents are g
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It's because Telegram is marketing itself as a secure messaging app, and because journalists continuously present it as such while discussing the arrest of its CEO.

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