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11mo ago
Yeah, that is my guess, there must have been bug, issues where GPS suddenly teleports you. One way to remedy that is to give the roads virtual walls so what ever GPS weirdness comes in, the location service will at least put the car close t
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11mo ago
For anything other than driving Organic Maps (iOS) or OSMand (Android) are the very best.
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11mo ago
Hmm, yes seems a bit one-sided. At 30 life was distinctly family oriented, now mid forty there is a lot more room again, I suspect there will be even more room at 55. I myself was kinda clueless 18-30. I work a lot for/with a couple of
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11mo ago
Which confirms the point actually. The hoops companies have to jump through are pretty good hoops.
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Proton referral program: What it is and how it works
(proton.me)
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Interview with Kent Overstreet (Bcachefs) [audio]
(linuxunplugged.com)
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11mo ago
My bad perhaps, in my language Movie and Video and sometimes (Film) are (or can) all be the same word.
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11mo ago
Yes that was it indeed thanx for finding it. I kept coming to this video but couldn't find the time index.
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11mo ago
-- At the 2060 Nobel price ceremony -- Q: Welcome Prof. teekert, How did you come up with the idea to run Doom on mitochondria? A: Well, there was some post on HN, back in 2025...
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11mo ago
I can't find the movie, but there was a guy angry that stated that he should not have to learn Rust, nobody should. And Rust should not be in the kernel.
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11mo ago
Yeah I was wondering about that one angry bearded guy in that movie. He will be very upset.
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11mo ago
Luckily not for long you mean? I for one am looking forward to full-on Firefox with extensions etc.
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11mo ago
It worked surprisingly well on ddg browser, iOS, iPhone mini 12. So, impressive!
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11mo ago
According to an original formula hehe
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11mo ago
Yeah that’s very true, but I still think it’s pretty funny and original.
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11mo ago
In the Netherlands I have spotted the first large company offering Nextcloud as an alternative: [0] I'm thinking of pivoting my Bioinformatics services company to more of a "sovereign systems" provider. I build a ton of infra
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Podcast: Interview with Kent Overstreet (Bcachefs)
(linuxunplugged.com)
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11mo ago
Currency depreciation due to inflation is one.
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11mo ago
Through some coincidence I started with 80€, now it’s 20k. Maybe someday it’ll buy my kid a house. Then I’ll take it out. If I loose it all, I don’t care.
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11mo ago
My advice is always: Just hodl some bitcoin, but not in amounts that make you cry when you loose it. It's been better for me so far than normal savings accounts.
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11mo ago
I also went tinted as soon as 26.1 came out. There is a step further, under "accessibility" -> "Reduce Transparency". For me Tinted is ok. Original was indeed very hard to read in places (ie, quick peeks at the notifi
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11mo ago
As OP says: He was radicalized. I like some aspects of Ayn Rand, I like some aspects of crypto. I like some things Elon did. One takes in info, incorporates it into ones world view. One does not go nuts following just one gospel as absolute
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European commission X ad account has been terminated
(twitter.com)
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11mo ago
Thanx AI, for exposing this problem that we knew was there, but could never quite prove.
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I love technology but avoid all the smart stuff because it's all shit, all spyware, all will eventually show ads. Its a perversion of something that could have been so nice. I have Philips Hue lights, it started out great, now every ti
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11mo ago
This is the big question in this comment indeed
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11mo ago
Really? I'm a biologist, just do some self hosting as a hobby, and need a lot of FOSS software for work. I have experienced containers as nothing other than pervasive. I guess my surprise is just stemming from the fact that I, a non CS
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11mo ago
Your understanding of containers is incorrect! Containers decouple programs from their state. The state/data live outside the container so the container itself is disposable and can be discarded and rebuild cheaply. Of course there nee
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11mo ago
Am I the only one surprised that this is a serious discussion in 2025?
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11mo ago
I also run NixOS (btw) but opted for the container. My Docker compose setup has moved from Arch to Ubuntu to NixOS now, so I like the flexibility of that setup. I also use Tailscale, and use cloudflare as nameserver and Caddy in front of Im
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