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by rovr138 5y ago
There are laptops with USB C that still have a separate power port to charge.
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by rovr138 5y ago
json1 being part of core is pretty big for me. I won’t have to build one anymore.
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by rovr138 5y ago
Yes. If you look at the sample data section, you’ll see an example of the data they’re using. It’s mainly to parse and work with json data that’s stored.
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by rovr138 5y ago
The approach here is legal and there’s talks about court too. And I specifically started with ‘if it’s not done by him’.
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by rovr138 5y ago
If it’s not done by him, how is forcing him to do that not slavery?
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by rovr138 5y ago
I use rclone, https://rclone.org
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by rovr138 5y ago
1 image abused enough, they dig, find the culprit being an app. Fixes, updating the app, blocking the image, blocking all requests with empty user agents. ------ 1 person abused enough SO, they dig, find the culprit being someone using Tor
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by rovr138 5y ago
>depending on the situation. That's part of the issue.
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by rovr138 5y ago
When I’m working on something and need to poke around in a MySQL database, one of the things I rely on is adminer. One wget and I can log in graphically and see the database. Afterwards, I just delete and that’s it.
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by rovr138 5y ago
> back when everyone was deploying their sites by uploading in Filezilla There are a lot of people still doing this. Some of us have gotten away from it, but I support some people on the side that have multiple projects that still manage
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by rovr138 5y ago
> which I don't see a use case for besides simplicity There is a use case for that. Maintainability. Drop one file to start. To delete, delete the file. To upgrade, replace the file. For example, I really like tiddlywiki because no
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by rovr138 5y ago
Everyone should have backups and these things aren't infallible. Gitlab is a perfect example. They had database issues and had to restore from backups already.
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by rovr138 5y ago
I mean.. you can still use your git repos. Need to do a launch? Build it and push it. Need to share a change with someone so they can review?, `git diff` and send a patch via email. Want to use a server? Spin up a server, add users and keys
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by rovr138 5y ago
Switch to your own domain if you can. That way you can change providers and never worry about this stuff.
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by rovr138 5y ago
> Buy what you need
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by rovr138 5y ago
I have a few PHP ones. I just took the opportunity to rewrite them when it was removed. The fact it worked so well for so many years is a test that it’s needed and that it should be rewritten. All software should be kept up to date. The sam
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by rovr138 5y ago
Of course. Brew, docker, no idea if they have working release on the site, but that’s another possible way.
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by rovr138 5y ago
macOS* I don’t get your point. Are you agreeing?
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by rovr138 5y ago
> It was thankfully resolved quickly (she lost access to all her work materials), More than your own domain, BACKUPS.
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by rovr138 5y ago
I don't read everything or for the sake of reading. I read what I find interesting. Sometimes I just can't connect with the author and their way of explaining things. I read multiple times. First time, I skim quickly over everythi
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by rovr138 5y ago
Using your own domain, you pay per user on the platform. So if you had 5 users using it, you now have to pay for those seats. Regarding workspace, there's different plans/tiers. Here's a list of them, https://works
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by rovr138 5y ago
Having had small CRT monitors, I can't tell if this is true or trolling.
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by rovr138 5y ago
You'd be happy to know that iMessage isn't an outdated phone service protocol. Most of my spam comes through WhatsApp for comparison.
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by rovr138 5y ago
If you're using a provider, you're not on the hook for it. Unless I'm mistaken in how this is implemented (not just server side)
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by rovr138 5y ago
No. >Linus Torvalds had wanted to call his invention Freax, a portmanteau of "free", "freak", and "x" (as an allusion to Unix). During the start of his work on the system, he stored the files under the name
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by rovr138 5y ago
Bookmark https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&query=%s&sort=byPopularity&type=story And add whatever keyword you want. The magic is %s gets replaced with whatever string you a
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by rovr138 5y ago
There are many what if's, but are they always true? What if you live alone?
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by rovr138 5y ago
Dell, System76, Lenovo ThinkPads are some vendors you can check that have Linux laptops or are very compatible.
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by rovr138 5y ago
>Now their automated system keeps banning every YouTube account he creates within days of creation.
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by rovr138 5y ago
Not necessarily. Depends how they’re implemented.

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