preya2k

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by preya2k 5y ago
"it's not the hard bit but just the UX" – I think this is not a good statement. Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but it shows a certain state of mind: Tech/protocol/crypto/algorithms are hard, but UX is
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by preya2k 5y ago
You need to be on a desktop device, you need to have Docker running and you need to have port 9000 still available. So I still think these are pretty high requirements to test a product out. Especially since this is a tool being used by non
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by preya2k 5y ago
Looks great! I've been looking for something like this in the FOSS world for a while now. Will give it a try. Suggestion to the author: A demo link would be great (doesn't need to actually send mails) – but just clicking through t
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by preya2k 5y ago
The link target is correct. I think the owner of the target site redirects visitors from HN to lobste.rs which is an alterantive HN UI/client. Anyway, just copy the link and open it manually in a new tab to read the initial blog post.
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by preya2k 5y ago
Similar, but different: IRC is decentralized (you connect to a certain server, and you can interact with users/rooms on this server). Matrix is federated (you connect to a certain server, but you can interact with users/rooms on e
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by preya2k 5y ago
Please fix the contrast ratio of quotes and inline code segments in dark mode on this website. It's black text on dark blue background, which is barely readable.
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by preya2k 5y ago
I recently switched from Matomo to Umami and I don’t regret it at all. Of course Matomo can do a lot more, but Umami is perfect for my use case and a lot less work to maintain and host than Matomo.
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by preya2k 6y ago
Can you elaborate what you’re referring to?
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by preya2k 6y ago
Good question. Very debatable. I don't agree with your statement that "anybody who doesn't [know what a userscript is] won't need one". If it was explained better there might definitely be people who could use this
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by preya2k 6y ago
That's not what I'm trying to say. Obviously I can google this. I still think documentation should say within a couple of words what a piece of software does – without having a lot of domain knowledge.
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by preya2k 6y ago
Spent about two minutes on the website and could not find out what "userscript support for browsers" means. Literally could not figure out, what this thing does – and I have a degree in CS. Maybe it's just me who's not i
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by preya2k 6y ago
Do you have any sources to undermine your statement that miners predominantly use waste electricity?
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by preya2k 6y ago
There’s an “o” missing in SkeuOmorphism in the headline and in the rest of the article.
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by preya2k 6y ago
Hate to be the devil’s advocate here, but aside from shitty PR I don’t see a lot of things that went wrong: - As a Customer you need to make sure that your “Park” request goes through to the car and wait for the doors to lock. This might ta
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by preya2k 6y ago
Just FYI: Handel translates to „Trade“ in German. I think you picked it to refer to the composer „Händel”, right? Anyway I expected something different after reading the name ;)
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by preya2k 6y ago
Depending on your hardware, your NAS software might be a good replacement. Pretty much all of them offer decent music apps. (e.g. Synology DS Audio).
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by preya2k 6y ago
> Science seems to have ruined you. This is a very interesting thought. Is this something you came up with, or are you quoting any specific philosopher? I’d love to read more about this topic.
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by preya2k 6y ago
Personally, I gotta disagree. This still absolutely true, even for large distributions. Every 2 years or so, I give Linux another try on the desktop, and it always ends after a couple of weeks, because I'm just tired of fixing mouse an
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by preya2k 6y ago
It is a fantastic piece of software. It does exactly what it’s supposed to do, helps you to avoid scammy default firmware of IoT devices and has a great community. I’m a huge fan and have two dozen of Tasmota devices scattered around my pla
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by preya2k 6y ago
This is what quotation marks are for. OP should’ve put both channel names in quotation marks to make this more obvious.
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by preya2k 6y ago
Looks very nice! You mind me asking why you’re not creating a separate GitHub-Repository for this (or your other projects)? I use GitHub stars as a kind of bookmark for interesting libraries that I’d love to try out at some time in the futu
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by preya2k 6y ago
Thanks! I’m aware of this. I was interested in seeing content that’s more similar to my use case.
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by preya2k 6y ago
Is your instance publicly accessible? I have a similar use case and would love to see an example with similar data.
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by preya2k 6y ago
Thanks so much!
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by preya2k 6y ago
Why would you need Codespaces for that? They released a standalone GitHub app recently just for this purpose. Not sure if it also works with the web version. But Codespaces seems to be the wrong tool for this job.
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by preya2k 6y ago
Interestingly, it seems that Microsoft hast just renamed its "Visual Studio Online" (which was basically the same as this new product) to "Visual Studio Codespaces". So it seems that they are merging these two products.
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by preya2k 6y ago
Can somebody highlight the difference between this new "workstream" product, and their regular "core" VMs?
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by preya2k 6y ago
You can use it in the browser, or install any RDP/VNC Server you want on the Windows system. So yes, there are probably multiple iPad clients.
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by preya2k 7y ago
Looks good! Personally I'd like to have some more form templates (could only find the contact form).
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by preya2k 7y ago
Did you use any UI or CSS framework for this look?

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