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szszrk
3y ago
Unfortunately one person is sufficient to spoil "a place". I am currently in this exact situation in my team. While I love everyone and really like what I do now, it became "the team vs that one guy". Which is ridiculous
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3y ago
I like this approach but it was a bit much for me. Especially no icons - a lot of apps do those automated translations which results in weird names. I have several ones that are called the same due this reason. It annoys me that I can'
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3y ago
There are a few nice hints in the comments already, but I'd like to remind one feature that may actually be "the dumbphone" experience but more modern. Ultra power saving mode on Android. It may differ from vendor to vendor,
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3y ago
Check out It's Quieter In The Twilight movie.
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3y ago
This could be great for homelabbers. I have around 40 services I run currently but every time I tried Next/owncloud I just removed it shortly after. Found it lacking speed, or resource consumption that was comparable to... the other 4
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szszrk
3y ago
It's a great deal and has been stable for me in years. I got mine for almost a decade in advance.
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3y ago
The "contact sales for pricing" is a plague, especially for companies that are have that specific Northern American attitude. While I hate it, I don't see it being much different from a lot of IT space. I did a lot of researc
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3y ago
Pidgin was (is) great, but that was possible with jabber transports on any client. I had multiple major closed networks, blogging platform, RSS, IRC and more in one jabber/xmpp client. Cli, phone, second computer... No problem, includi
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3y ago
I think the important detail here is that he mentions he doesn't use it because of operators. That may mean they tried it in previous major version which used teller. That was quite a long time ago. That being said, helm templates are
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3y ago
That's basically just a docker-compose. If you want something crazy all-in-one for homelab check out https://github.com/azukaar/Cosmos-Server
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3y ago
If done perpetually - yes. The autor does make some weird arguments and seem to be creating an emotional setting for something. Like his own product you guys mentioned. My pods ARE ready in seconds. Wondering why his are not.
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3y ago
That sounds bad but still it's a response. Ghosting is what I hate most. I once had two two hour meetings with a body leasing company that were mostly bragging about their great feedback culture. They ghosted me instantly after finding
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3y ago
Do you have a proposals how to tackle those challenges?
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3y ago
It's hilarious that you provide twitter link for that reason. Twitter, for people not logged in, shows just a scrap of text and a graphic. It doesn't even tell if it's a thread or how long.
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3y ago
I just want to vent here a bit: Feedly is the only app I ditched because I did not understand the interface. AT ALL. I tried multiple times, like really hard, over the course of 2-3 years (with some dedication, a decade in total), and all i
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3y ago
You just gave me a lesson "why one should not just paste things he found online into his terminal". Your parameters have Em dash instead of a hyphen... I reinstalled git from dedicated official repositories before I realized my gi
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3y ago
There is a beta of Organic Maps for Linux. Check out bottom of this page: https://organicmaps.app/ I would still want to to know if I can selfhost something of similar, low complexity in my home network.
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3y ago
Yes, quite different. It's basically a project that allows you to use Linux as a hypervisor. A very popular project. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel-based_Virtual_Machine
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3y ago
Would that not mean that you create another fusion/blast/shockwave right next to the other one, disintegrate yourself, make your wave clash with ball wave and just make the whole area a larger, more chaotic, burning whole in the g
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3y ago
Is that really an android 12 feature? F-droid Basic (almost the same app, same dev, same looks, without fancy direct sharing options; you can actually get it via old f-droid) can do that as well. They had to rewrite their implementation of
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3y ago
I always thought it is obvious - it was done so that it will be well visible on predictable background patterns. Otherwise (if it would be a clean vertical, horizontal, 45 degree design) it would easily "hide" in plain sight, stic
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3y ago
I have a slightly smaller flat and the same problem as mentioned. I DO have metal in the walls... reinforced concrete is a thing.
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3y ago
OK, now I see, it does make sense. So it's more like a base functionality of bundling tarballs with software and dependencies PLUS a set of tooling for CI/CD preconfigured to work in such isolated env. I actually like it a lot, wo
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3y ago
I like the idea but feel confused after going through website and GitHub readme. It's a tool to scan/inspect, download, push images, install them on clusters that are airgapped (or sometimes airgapped). Ok. But what is k9s doing t
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3y ago
Yeah, similar in Polish. Some really decent ones (well known but truly unique) but also some with easy dictionary translations ("zepsuć"), with bad translations on the site or just no translation at all ("no" - why both
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3y ago
Not really. Those are two areas you need to really understand when things go south. In Kubernetes you "solve" a lot of application complexity by abstracting it into things like Helm Charts or Operators. It's fun and easy to u
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3y ago
In all honesty, it does not add any computing component over the network. App works as it used to work without it. If upload fails or network is gone the app works in exactly the same way with no interruptions. No changes to business logic,
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3y ago
You seem to push towards classic database replication and backups, which is cumbersome at the very least, pain in the ass to manage, easily misunderstood by non-DBA people and often the most expensive part of a solution. Your "replicat
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3y ago
I love your docs - went through a major part of it on a mobile yesterday and basically understood how things work. Which is a nice result, as I usually don't code at all, sometimes script. I felt similar simplicity with a few python pr
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3y ago
Because most world has a generic identity numbers for residents, not those related to social security: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_identification_number
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