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system2
11mo ago
There is, but corporate greed doesn't allow it.
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11mo ago
What's next? Utilman.exe tutorials removal?
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11mo ago
Make it 21.
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system2
11mo ago
Can they enforce DNS companies (ISP, cloudflare etc) to block these domains globally if they want to?
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11mo ago
Sometimes I think I am out of the loop for using dedicated servers like OVH, DigitalOcean, and Hetzner, while others spend thousands of dollars for the things I spend barely a few hundred. This always made me think I am not a good developer
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11mo ago
Infinite scrolling blogs are disgusting.
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11mo ago
If it is a bubble, why are huge companies like Amazon and Microsoft feeding it? What do they get by doing this nonstop? All I hear is that this is a bubble on the internet, yet big companies are making these huge deals. Don't they see
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11mo ago
Must be a wild experience to be hooked up to a bunch of test machines while dying on schedule.
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11mo ago
They were too nerdy to think that way (or even know the street drug names).
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11mo ago
Those who use these can you compare the quality of code compared to Claude Sonnet 4.5 or Opus 4.1?
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11mo ago
I agree. Discord support = a cheap company that can disappear tomorrow. Similar to cryptos.
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11mo ago
It is hard for me to understand who benefits from these devices. Any serious server environment already uses idrac or something similar. What kind of device are people planning to remote into with them? NVRs maybe?
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system2
11mo ago
The rest of the event reports are also very active. Reactor sites are fun places to work.
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11mo ago
I totally agree with this post. The AI only helped the scammers who sell courses, claiming they made so much money from their crappy mobile apps or their other types of web apps. It is just a social media hype. Can a newbie without any unde
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11mo ago
FYI some items go for $1.5M. "The GOAT of expensive skins in CS2 is the Karambit Case Hardened in the "Blue Gem" pattern. While the original is costly, one Factory-New variant with pattern 387 reached a staggering $1.5 millio
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11mo ago
I think it is similar to Claude init, it probably creates important parts and stores it somewhere outside of the context. Nevertheless, it will turn into crap over time.
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11mo ago
It still doesn't even make sense to generate a lousy html which costs 0.15 each barcode. It shouldn't even cost 0.0001
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11mo ago
At least we don't see the ads.
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system2
11mo ago
I think the bar has been lowered since ChatGPT started instructing people to do things. This question about Python wouldn't even have come up 10 years ago.
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11mo ago
Were you not caching things and using a basic generator? Your comment really doesn't make any sense to me, no offense.
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11mo ago
<3 Hetzner
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1y ago
Let's hope the phone's ui won't look like FSF's website.
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system2
1y ago
What's up with SQLite news lately? I feel like I see at least 1-2 posts about it per day.
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1y ago
ChatGPT and Google are different types of engines. I wonder if they will make ChatGPT submit flagged questions to authorities automatically. Since the questions are more like conversations with clear intentions, they can get very clear sign
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1y ago
You can use invoice generators that have complete control over your customers. Most scripts are php, and if you want something very detailed I'd go with Perfex. Codecanyon is the biggest code marketplace on the internet, owned by Envat
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1y ago
Why would you do something like this instead of using a cheap script from a codecanyon-type website (a true CRUD crm) where you can collect customer data and provide complete service in the long run? Just saying this because you said you bu
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1y ago
Are you planning to turn this into a full-fledged CRM of some sort? Are you planning to add user login with templates/company fields auto-populated at one point? Looks very clean, congrats.
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1y ago
I’m surprised they don’t have their own Synology C2–type backup service. Instead, they list AWS S3, Backblaze B2, and Wasabi as back-end integrations. We use Synology with VMware ESXi backups, and it’s a lifesaver. Unless they add VM suppor
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1y ago
Even fighter jets have more fuel reserves when they land. This is insane.
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1y ago
WSL + local Git? Don't people use it to sandbox their applications and create necessary branches without losing their minds?
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