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by reitanuki 3y ago
You do not need to copy the DB, see pg_upgrade
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by reitanuki 4y ago
you do realise this is essentially a joke right? I'm sure every language has examples of code where it was written to be crazy on purpose, This is one of those. Like when you write a raytracer in CMake, or Meson build, or C++ templates
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by reitanuki 4y ago
on the other hand, there are some of us that really dislike Bazel. Try compiling something for ARM and then realising you can't find a build of the build tool for ARM... That was a special level of pain. Tools commonly available in dis
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by reitanuki 4y ago
I think the parent's point is still valid, though? It's unfortunate to assume that use of Linux implies big budget. Of course we know it has a lot of hobbyists too.
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by reitanuki 4y ago
I don't think the GP is talking about what DaVinci is, but what the *plugin* does. I find myself in the same shoes as the GP here. Maybe I'm not the target market of course but I was just curious.
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by reitanuki 4y ago
That's certainly not true of everyone. We don't all go to Costa and etc...
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by reitanuki 4y ago
Except not knowing about btrees for MySQL will likely mean you don't understand how to write good indices.
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by reitanuki 4y ago
Disagreed. As a newcomer to Grafana, some features were hidden because of privileges and I was super confused about how to do them. Being disabled with a tooltip saying 'Not available for your user. Contact your administrator.' wo
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by reitanuki 4y ago
I noticed this just recently — DuckDuckGo failed me and then I fell back to google eventually and noticed that the footer showed the village we live in (tiny) which really shocked me/creeped me out. We're not even on a static IP a
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by reitanuki 4y ago
hCaptcha is awful at this. You can request an 'accessibility cookie' by typing in an email address but for me it denied me with a generic error. I contacted support, they asked me for IP and browser details. I responded and they g
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by reitanuki 4y ago
Thank you! The SRCF is incredibly useful. Long may it continue.
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by reitanuki 4y ago
With apps like OsmAnd and Organic Maps, I can download the map for the entire country and navigate off it. Highly recommended — both on F-Droid.
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by reitanuki 4y ago
I am a big fan, but I also find this situation and the response to be a bit disappointing. I highly respect Martijn and the effort he has poured into pmOS and Pine64 and surrounding projects. Without wanting to make other important people f
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by reitanuki 4y ago
NetGuard is on-device, can't get much more 'self-hosted' than that. Can PiHole filter per-app though? I wouldn't have thought so. NG can and it's the main reason I use it.
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by reitanuki 4y ago
That's because when Gitea was early in development, it would have been not usable enough to develop itself (the Gitea people have a post somewhere explaining about it; how too-early dogfooding can actually make things worse as you try
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by reitanuki 4y ago
Unfortunately it's not fully-fledged enough to work properly with all CI configs. I had trouble with some conditions but also I note that it doesn't seem to implement reusable workflows yet. It's also a bit fiddly to set up s
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by reitanuki 4y ago
I got bitten by this. It's one of the worst things to leave a taste in my mouth for a while :/. They could have at least put out a patch release of the install CD but afaik it was still shipping with the broken version months late
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by reitanuki 5y ago
Both search and chat export features exist for rooms in Element and have done so for a while. Not to say it's flawless to retrieve information (and personally I would like to see an archival-type client / tempted to make one), but
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by reitanuki 5y ago
There's Syncthing for Android if you look in F-Droid, at least. Plus a fork with some Android specific tweaks
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by reitanuki 5y ago
This is not (always) true. Maddy comes with a lot of the 'good stuff' like DKIM and DMARC ready to be used, whereas setting that up yourself with Postfix was a pain (from my experience a few years ago) and probably meant you didn&
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by reitanuki 5y ago
Historically, you didn't need an account to use Repl.it. It used to be one of the best sites to go to for this kind of thing. After they added the account requirement and seeing this blog post, I think I'll have to change my opini
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by reitanuki 5y ago
I have to admit I'm not up to speed on the current events, but this article is something that no company or organisation should be proud to have hosted on their website. It just seems so cocky and immature. I don't think it's
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by reitanuki 5y ago
UnifiedPush is something that's looking to address this.
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by reitanuki 5y ago
Thank you! A lot of people seem totally incapable of grasping the fact that it's more of a tax rather than a loan. I'm glad it's not just me who has remarked this — I've been very unsuccessful in explaining it to people
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by reitanuki 6y ago
Moore's law has stopped, and not every developer's workstation is 'fast'.
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by reitanuki 6y ago
If you pop in to #voip-tester:librepush.net I may be able to lend an ear at least. You won't be the first (nor the last, though if I can have the chance to improve that at some point I would love to) person to have struggled with it.
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by reitanuki 6y ago
You definitely can make it work with Let's Encrypt, that shouldn't disturb anything. Setting up STUN and TURN is a real pain, though, if you run into any issues.
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by reitanuki 6y ago
It's like they're speaking a completely different language..
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by reitanuki 6y ago
I just yesterday set up fetchmail[1] to fetch e-mail from yahoo over POP and deposit them in a self-hosted mailbox (for my partner's longstanding Yahoo e-mail address). It may be worth a look; it can fetch from IMAP or POP and spit the
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by reitanuki 6y ago
This is interesting and unexpected news.

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