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by rovr138 3y ago
I host jitsi and other things at home, no VPN.
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by rovr138 4y ago
As another suggestion, Better Touch Tool does great for tiling window manager and adding shortcuts. It's one of the first things I always need. It started coming from Linux with a similar experience to you. ---- A big shortcut for me i
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by rovr138 4y ago
Finding vulnerabilities on both will be complicated. But targeting when there’s less device variances will make it easier, yes.
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by rovr138 4y ago
I'm guessing they're looking for the users they can steal the most from in the least amount of time. Aka, the most lucrative. Apple's ecosystem means that most of the devices are up to date, or close, and because they control
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by rovr138 4y ago
My nearest Whole Foods is 56 miles away. 1h 5m with no traffic. At 4pm, it's about 2 hours away. Nearest UPS Store is 12 mins away. Next one is 16 mins away.
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by rovr138 4y ago
https://www.chromium.org/Home/chromium-security/root-ca-poli... > *a reduction of TLS server authentication subscriber certificate maximum validity from 398 days to 90 days*. Reducing certificate lifetime encou
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by rovr138 4y ago
You might find this interesting - https://github.com/Torantulino/Auto-GPT > Auto-GPT is an experimental open-source application showcasing the capabilities of the GPT-4 language model. This program, driven by GPT-4,
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by rovr138 4y ago
It's basically paging to disk. Not necessarily memory savings, but the improvements here are that it will run on computers with less ram because it can page to disk. Not necessarily the number reported (since you do need to load chunks
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by rovr138 4y ago
~/Development   master ±  find . | wc 1029821 1237285 118990227 ~/Development contains 3 projects I worked on this past week. Only 3 because this is a new laptop. I'd hate to think what this looks like on my
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by rovr138 4y ago
I feel someone did something like this. Maybe facebook? Probably facebook... Edit It was facebook, https://tidbits.com/2022/07/19/facebook-change-ensures-track... There's a discussion here, https:&#x2
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by rovr138 4y ago
That's a really intentional mistake to make. Another Firefox user
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by rovr138 4y ago
>sites that generate HTML from text, markdown, or script files, such as Webs, Wix, Weebly, GitHub, Jekyll, and Replit, are NOT permitted Technically GitLab also generates html from markdown.
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by rovr138 4y ago
I've been using fish for at least a decade. While I can't simply run bash commands, I can easily drop to a bash shell and run anything. The defaults and features are great. Scripts I also write in bash, sh, or python for compatibi
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by rovr138 4y ago
bash -c "" # to run some bash inline or just bash -l # to jump to a bash shell And that's not really a deadline issue. Sounds more of a planning one or an issue of not knowing your tools.
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by rovr138 4y ago
For anyone wondering, 0.001% of downtime a year is 5 mins 16 secs.
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by rovr138 4y ago
Depends on usage. I use distinct profiles for testing, but during the day, I open versions of the site for personal and work for example. Or at work for different clients. It depends on workflow IMO. There are uses for both.
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by rovr138 4y ago
View > Sidebar On the left, it should show the number of tabs in the current window. If you click on that, it lists the tabs.
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by rovr138 4y ago
Well, I moved everything I had to a VPS for the time being because I left it to the end. So I take this opportunity to ask, what alternatives have people moved to? I really haven't gone back to look what's out there. Not looking f
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by rovr138 4y ago
Not them, but I prefer written to video. I can ctrl/cmd+f to search for what I’m looking for. If you’re focusing on video, maybe having the content also written would help to find the video too thanks to having the text written and the
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by rovr138 4y ago
>and one other way (the way we did it, boot into recovery and format it, then go through setup with another iCloud account which apparently just temporarily lets another user use the machine). If you go through recovery, you can delete t
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by rovr138 4y ago
I wonder if Swift Playgrounds might be useful, https://www.apple.com/swift/playgrounds/ . Usually Apple has been pretty good with accessible features. I wonder if they built it into to Playgrounds too.
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by rovr138 4y ago
Not sure if it was added since, but 7 mins after, it has this, > Quick thanks to Baseten, where I work. As an employee, I had early access to Blueprint where I used their fine-tuning APIs and serverless GPUs, which made this process much
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by rovr138 4y ago
As someone with ADHD, find a job that works for you. For me, the way teams are structured where I worked there where 2 sides, build and support. Build focuses on new builds. One project, until it's launched. That didn't work for m
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by rovr138 4y ago
I'm not trying to be an asshole, but we don't get much info from UK here besides things like the Queen dying, so I have to ask, Does it work? I mean, are instances of kids <=17 year olds with knifes down? What about shivs and o
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by rovr138 4y ago
> duplicacy is also free and open source for just the CLI version Not what I see. From the website, https://duplicacy.com/buy.html >GUI/CLI licenses are not required under the following situations: > - Running
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by rovr138 4y ago
My main issue with Borg is disk space needed locally for backup. No idea on the rest, but the reason why I discarded it as an option.
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by rovr138 4y ago
> It seemed like Duplicacy Duplicati? ---- These names are always a mess. I half the time quit comparing these tools due to not being able to keep the names straight.
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by rovr138 4y ago
https://github.com/gilbertchen/duplicacy#comparison-with-oth...
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by rovr138 4y ago
https://madnight.github.io/githut/#/pushes/ Checking here, if we go by pushes on GitHub, JS, Python, Ruby, Java, PHP are the top for 2021. This is of course biased to only stuff on GitHu band public (assuming
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by rovr138 4y ago
I don’t see much issues with privacy or security with a service like this. They don’t get traffic going through them. They mainly exist to point to an IP. With enough data they have information on how an ISP rotates IP’s and who they’ve gon

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