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by szszrk 2y ago
"Ctrl+space" should be air/space related software house name :)
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by szszrk 2y ago
It's close to Anoxia and Alexia, which are also "nice" choices to be known for.
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by szszrk 2y ago
I've heard of tab vs spaces flamewars, but never heard of "space completion" camp. It clearly references to LLM doing a tab completion.
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by szszrk 2y ago
Why like this, and not have rows as months or weeks? It looks like a progress bar, it does compute "days till end of year", but otherwise doesn't make it easier to even find where half of the year is.
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by szszrk 2y ago
You mean in the booking example? They logged in the browser that... requested access. So basically anyone that knew your login/email. I think it should check if browser requesting is the same as the one confirming, or just drop that wh
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by szszrk 2y ago
> check if the link is open in the same browser that requested the link (you can use a cookie to do it) and only automatically login the user in these cases. If a link is open in a different browser, show an additional button ('Logi
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by szszrk 2y ago
Why would anyone want to demonstrate that? Why would any small player feel the need to grow to FANG level at all? They run a profitable company that is supported by fees paid by clients. Just this alone is the proof it works. And is far, fa
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by szszrk 2y ago
That is really neat. I had so many tiny use cases in my previous companies that could be solved by just a simple UI like this one. If you combine that with things like s3 static websites, it could be a beast that replaces some long-forgotte
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by szszrk 2y ago
Hey, looks interesting and practical. Any plans on making it compatible with other s3 implementation (other cloud vendors, local minio.io etc)?
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by szszrk 2y ago
Web pages have hyperlinks for us to use. Why would you ignore that? Going back to home page should be built in and easy. I had the same issue, mobile browsers don't even show uri properly or hide menu, so manually editing address is no
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by szszrk 2y ago
Firefox reading mode? It won't work with all sites, though. A lot of large sites are insanely broken, so Firefox doesn't propose reading mode at all, or nothing loads. Honestly, I have only one way with dealing with those: not usi
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by szszrk 2y ago
How do you access it? App? I'm using it through mullvad with no issues, usually on mobile Firefox on desktop Firefox.
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by szszrk 2y ago
That would be perfect. A newspaper-like projects always gather interest of tinkerers. People love to do things like that for eink devices, export that to pdf to be displayed offline and so on This could be a nice way to provide clean conten
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by szszrk 2y ago
It would benefit from a screenshot of the actual UI. On mobile there is little that would make me want to register. You know how we are with creating accounts just to have a glance... The description looks solid to me, though.
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by szszrk 2y ago
Thanks, nice background to the whole event. I wonder why so little of it is part of wiki. Yes, song is likely geo-locked, but youtube just gives vague "video not available". Weird, it's usually more generous on error messages
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by szszrk 2y ago
Sorry, it's hard for me to understand your sentence, but are you refering to the fact there were actual physical signs placed, but unreadable to natives? Didn't realize it. The wikipedia page doesn't seem to cover that and yo
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by szszrk 2y ago
I don't think a series of nuclear explosions of 10, 8, 1, 6 and 25 kilotonnes should be considered "communication methods". It's more about visual markings.
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by szszrk 2y ago
This short film he mentions (of the previous "longest" line hike) is really a lot of fun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64wZHZSxCZM
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by szszrk 2y ago
Which just shows that communicating through sarcasm brings more harm than benefit. I know, I'm guilty. Currently on "sarcasm rehab" for the sake of people around me and myself.
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by szszrk 2y ago
GDPR helped a lot with that in my previous companies. They applied vicious "delete after X years" policies to everything (files, emails). There is an ability to change it to longer but each element requires action, like moving to
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by szszrk 2y ago
> it adds closing, minimizing and quitting How is that not a thing is beyond me. I tried to do exactly what your app does multiple times and didn't understood how it's not a thing. Recently I'm trying to start using an old
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by szszrk 2y ago
I could maybe throw into the contest: - "a gallon". Not purely US thing but almost. It can be anything from 3.8 to 4.4 liters, depending mostly on what are you measuring. - writing digits. Is it "1", is it "7",
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by szszrk 2y ago
From my perspective no one does. Ever. I only know it's a thing because I watched some math-related edu shows. Didn't even see that when I briefly worked in US.
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by szszrk 2y ago
Stripping zero is not a common practice. You are clearly speaking of your own bubble here. For most of the world that is even more ridiculous than using dot as decimal space separator or writing dates with month not in the middle place. Eve
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by szszrk 2y ago
Still a wonderful and stable solution. It has some killer features as well: unlike OM, it let's you route anything. In OM good luck routing without proper GPS fix (from a parking, etc), in Osmand you can do pretty much anything. It&#x2
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by szszrk 2y ago
A bit of a pain in the ass in some corporate environments, where binaries are scanned before use by DLP software ;/
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by szszrk 2y ago
Some installers include binaries inside their shell scripts. So the script extracts data from itself. Not great for transparency, but works and is single file.
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by szszrk 2y ago
Wikimedia Deutschland exists for 20 years, has their own fundraising team which seams quite successfull based on sums raised, has their headquarters in Berlin and employ like 160 people. From what I read "bar" hosts events every w
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by szszrk 2y ago
Enterprises pay a shitload of cash for that functionality of commercial WAF systems. Some allow that at a low let cost of you send your own data, and more expensive if you don't.
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by szszrk 2y ago
I'm not sure how would you like author to address that. If a user is not able to navigate any computer, he won't even reach the course or any advertisement. He needs at least some help to start out. Also, to be fair, the site has

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