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pepa65
3y ago
Best thing to try first is to append /ip I've found. For wgetip.com that is not needed of course. But I haven't found a way to get the IPv4 address there...
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pepa65
3y ago
Replace the double nn in your post by nh and it will work better ;-)
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pepa65
3y ago
https://api.ipify.org/ works to just get text IP.
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pepa65
3y ago
Great service! Very informative. If you could also implement ip.wtf/ip or some such, it might decrease your bandwidth..!
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pepa65
3y ago
Gives a CloudFlare 520 error for me...
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pepa65
3y ago
And if you attach /ip you get only the IP address (as /api also includes the URL of the documentation).
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3y ago
The strain on my eyes is majorly caused by the lights shining into it. Dark mode helps, lower light emission helps. My eyes don't seem to strain so much keeping still...
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pepa65
3y ago
So somebody running a Matrix home server needs an excess of 6GB of RAM and 6 devoted cores? And you call that puny??
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pepa65
3y ago
I think you can sign up without a phone number.
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3y ago
Thank you for bringing up Typst, it is completely awesome, SO useful.
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pepa65
3y ago
A fever is very different, and trying to cool people down should NOT be the first reaction.
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3y ago
I used Jetbrain's Mono font for quite a while, until I switched to Julia. I found Julia even clearer.
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3y ago
Not good: It uses Unicode?? What is not good about being able to use unicode? For me not being able to process unicode is an instant fail.
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3y ago
Verve..? Virgil for sure.
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pepa65
3y ago
It seems V is now delivering quite well.
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pepa65
3y ago
It seems they do have `view` for Linux.
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pepa65
3y ago
The 4-vertical should appear way more often, otherwise you easily get stuck with long stalactites...
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pepa65
3y ago
Only if you faithfully clear your debts every month. Are there any account types that do this automatically?? (Unlikely, I would think...)
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3y ago
And I think CC users (and more in general, the US populace) are more used to having debt. If you use a debit card, nothing needs to be paid back or remembered. With a credit card, you have to make sure that every month you clear your debt,
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3y ago
I always assumed that SUSE was rolling their own rpms, but were they? Maybe they were somehow dependent on RH to the extent that this move now makes sense also for the rest of their business?
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3y ago
Caddy?
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pepa65
3y ago
Last release 2016??
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pepa65
3y ago
I have used Caddy for years, automatic SSL certificates, does file serving, does reverse proxy, very easy and clear to configure. Single-binary (Go) so easy to "install", single configfile.
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pepa65
3y ago
Isn't that exactly the point that PC was making? That it HAD to happen in the browser now??
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pepa65
3y ago
It's only for Windows. (Would be good to mention that in the title?)
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pepa65
3y ago
Well, that is answered by AlphaZero (but not for LLM machines).
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3y ago
Only after they have been fed human language, which was the point.
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3y ago
In Thailand, bbc.com is not blocked, but asiasentinel.com is (never visited it, don't know what I'm missing...)
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3y ago
It illustrates the weakness of this model of governance, with no clear leader. Politics can tear a project apart, and even ill-intentioned actors that do not want the project to do well can infiltrate and cause divisions. When a leader/
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3y ago
Python is in no way better maintainable than bash. If you'd used Python, most of your scripts would be broken right now. With bash, that just doesn't happen (to that extent).
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