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szszrk
3y ago
Same here. Actually back in 2000-2010 men I knew were very interested in modern webdesign with modern html code underneath. A lot of fun things (wars even) in browser-land happened back then. While I believe every word of that article I sti
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3y ago
I love this site for quick prototyping. Anyone knows of something similar (with quick rendering like this) that can be self hosted? I usually can't send any "architectural" information outside the company and fall back to les
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3y ago
Next gen http
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3y ago
No, it just worked, just the usual "allow this app to install software" thing. I'm on Android 13 currently, I don't have root, stock OS. All my apps update, including ones that are marked in Fdroid as "created for o
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3y ago
There is F-droid Basic, which lacks a few less popular functions but contains a rework of app installation. It can install apps in background as well. It's very smooth in my case, works pretty much like auto updating on play store. Y
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3y ago
In my experience yes. Old receipt roles fade even stored in a warehouse. I would try that anyway, as an experiment. A cheap thermal printer for kids is around 10-20 USD (got one for such price with 10 rolls of paper, half of which is sticky
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3y ago
Sure, but what's the point of that - paying not to have ads and then use addons to block... remaining ads. The payment here makes little sense. None if you actually don't like/need youtube music.
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3y ago
How much is "enough" money for a content creator to be satisfied? They are mostly driven by income, so why assume it will ever be a case at all.
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3y ago
Aside from pricing - the ad free experience is stretch. Basically all youtubers I used to watch push commercials inside their videos, have additional sponsors, some add Patronite support and so on. So I'm paying but still get ads serve
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3y ago
How does that sound trivial? Let's rephrase it. Delete every mention of a single file in all history of work of a large team over multiple years. How does that sound trivial?
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3y ago
In win11 I am unable to even find apps (properly installed via signed msi) by typing it's full name. Searching for setting screens is also a pain in the ass, especially if you use different language. MS recognizes only their own transl
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3y ago
I found this article[1] much easier to understand, it was linked as related to OP's article. [1] https://academic.oup.com/gji/article/180/2/858/690652?login=...
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3y ago
I really think this is the best way to use it for many people. You need something more complex? It's ok to bundle vim with any of great IDE's out there. I learned how to change colorscheme more than 20 years ago because my CRT mon
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3y ago
Doesn't this fragmentation of RHEL clones mean that this exact thing will have to change? Not from Debian perspective, but others ignoring Debian and other distros and treating RHEL as a "linux standard" will have to often be
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3y ago
There is plenty navigation/maps<->insurance or police-detection<->insurance cooperation here in Poland. It analyzes your driving and offers discounts based on that. There is also plenty of dedicated dashcam apps and functio
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4y ago
Oh no, just these services still use some /dev/ and /proc/ stuff, unprivileged container doesn't have access to that. So you either have to run privileged container (I wanted to avoid this), try to pass-through all
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4y ago
LXC doesn't have the images and tools ecosystem around. Also, LXC and Proxmox have a mutual vibe that is amazing to work with (if you care to take a closer look). LXC is a first class citizen in Proxmox, with clear documentation, conf
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4y ago
To be clear, this is using manufacturer's developer API to interact with their online services and not with the washing machine. Also something often managed by Home Assistant and alike.
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4y ago
I used to simply ask it to make it brief, provide a summary or contain answer in N words and in my language it complied happily.
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4y ago
Origin is hard to beat and unfortunately a must have nowadays. Although I must admit for a longer while I've been ignoring sites that are annoying or unusable without a blocker and it made my day much calmer. I stopped even clicking li
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4y ago
Qutebrowser seem to have some built-in support for adblocking, have you used that? I'm curious how it works. Tried it before, long long time ago, but found it to complex. But now after using Vimium for a while Qutebrowser actually seem
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4y ago
About downgrade - you can host a static website in s3 directly, without a server at all. Maybe that's an option to explore. You can even use your own domain using a CNAME record. You can push quite a lot on such machine. I used it as
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4y ago
A bit of a quick side story: A bank I worked for set up a lock for all business sites on their firewalls and WAF for any IP geolocalized as Russian. It just dropped or rejected all network packets completely. Individuals could still use th
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4y ago
I was worried about same issue as well, although mostly in the area of website/knowledge screenshots as my desktop screenshots are pretty low in quantity. Recently decided to selfhost Archivebox.io app. It feels a bit rough but deliver
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4y ago
Haven't taken into account that article talks about actual photography and arts, not written or printed text... That is a different story.
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4y ago
Paper will last, a 100 or so years is not that hard to achieve, honestly. A bank I worked for had documents dating 140 years and they were just in a box most of the time. They handled it carefully, kept proper moisture in the room, but that
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4y ago
The pregnancy is usually the one thing that is promptly checked when a young man fills a form as a blood donor where I live. The form is a table, most questions are yes/no with a separate column you mark with X. The pregnancy row has a
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4y ago
Either one has different criteria of success. Also such "alternative" projects tend to attract whole communities, so users may actually feel like "all they need is here", because their beloved communities are present.
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4y ago
That is not exactly true, but they sure made it look that way. First we (those before-subscription buyers) lost possibility to resell the device with same functionality. Before that they eagerly let switch an email and RM account to new use
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4y ago
Sorry that it irks you but we misunderstood completely. Never meant new people buying RM. Meant those who suddenly had to decide if they should go with subscription. I'm following several forums/subreddits and to be honest it look
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