thisisjasononhn

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by thisisjasononhn 2y ago
Or you could spend $25 a month on a dedicated server and run SearxNG or Yacy? Good lord what an excessive amount of money that is to search the web ...
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by thisisjasononhn 2y ago
Lori is a she, not a he.
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Awesome List of Music Retailers(codeberg.org)
1 points by thisisjasononhn 3y ago|2 comments
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by thisisjasononhn 3y ago
A collection-in-progress of music retailers offering music in high quality, accessible, and permanently ownable formats.
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Consider using GNU IceCat instead of Firefox(jason.nabein.me)
4 points by thisisjasononhn 4y ago|1 comments
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
Felt like sharing this given the massive number of complaints around FireFox denying the ability to install add-ons, in another comment thread... never had an issue like that with ESR releases, or IceCat.
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
Eh, so far in my experience nobody's been shouting across the restaurant or hole-in-the-wall place; normally it's a hand wave or signal, or often a button or bell. Maybe I haven't been going to exciting places... And as for
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
But it's not 88x31 D:
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
A series of tubes!
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
I love these! :D It's so fun looking through all the relics of the old web, and the buttons still relevant to current era internet. I made one for hetzner: https://jason.nabein.me/buttons/hoh-88.png and one for Ru
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
I recognize that this is an advisory post, but I have seen a number of people out there that shout this as a valid reason to not use Mastodon, which I hate, and I feel is such a lazy excuse. You know what other sites don't have encry
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
AirBnB works in my opinion best for very remote, or not-tourist travelled places. Where you're going to the island of Sørøya, for example, and there's literally no hotel space or otherwise accommodations available. Unfortunately,
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
Agree with the other commentator, that can happen literally anywhere in the world. Bedbugs are THE human parasite, fuck em but they're everywhere. You should do your due diligence when staying or traveling anywhere, before putting bags
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
So I've been seeing a lot of anti or negative AirBnB reviews and comments recently and honestly, I have to ask... where the hell are people staying? I've booked about 10 AirBnBs over the past month, while travelling through Europe
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
>there are at least three different interfaces/machine styles Yes!! This drove me nuts. Not only are there different UIs, but the physical UX differed sometimes too! I really, really want to know who's idea it was to implement
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
> Besides the hassle that the paper tickets were (they become unreadable if you look at them wrong) Or the paper ticket is even slightly bent. Or bent in half. Or mildly wet. Or a corner is folded. Or sometimes it looks fine but just won
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
First day in my visit to Paris this summer, I passed by a Navigo machine that seemed to be stuck in a locked boot state. I guess the internal IDE drive died if it was stuck searching. Image: https://i.imgur.com/N3oD09H.jpg
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
Wow, that sounds like a good improvement. I am also wondering, do you follow the general advice of 1 iteration and 1 sample, for example: --n_samples 1 --n_iter 1 (when referencing commands using txt2img.py) I figure you could wait a bit fo
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
Sorry about that, web link rot sure is real eh. This is an example of the original file: https://github.com/magnusviri/stable-diffusion/blob/79ac0f34... Which seems to have been renamed, and cleaned up a bit
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
I know this is HN, but an entire thread about imposters and not one mention of Among Us... maybe that's just my viewpoint :) But that said, I do wonder if Innersloth actually has to deal with similar issues like this, especially after
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
Not M1 comparible but I'm working on testing various GPU vs M1 comparisons, with a few accessible cloud providers. My impression is times should be the same, but it's nice to hear other real-world stats for M1 with SD. Makes me re
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
Thank you for sharing! I used their music and art AIs with great success for new suggestions! :)
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
now THIS is good website design :D
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
100% agree! Unseen64 unearths some seriously cool stuff. I think an even equal pairing to unseen64, and in the same vein TCRF, is https://hiddenpalace.org/ What Unseen64 and HiddenPalace find and preserve is seriously inval
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
Really not sure how to describe it but I love the layout of this. It fully reminds of me old print mail-order catalogues which always had all sorts of zany products. Although here, things for sale all seem quite practical to the right perso
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
The Cutting Room Floor - Research on unused and cut video game content. Definitely one of my all time favorite sites to spend spare time on. https://tcrf.net Ken Fern's Plant databases https://theferns.info/
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
This was a fantastic read! The Bob seems like a very cool device for those in specific situations (small apartment, van-life, etc). I'm wondering if anyone has recommendations for similar write-ups, whether tech related or anything els
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
Looks like S3 storage prices are unaffected... for now. C14 is just too convenient.
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
What are you using instead of plastic jewel cases? I just really can't see any alternative that's as safe, reliable, and easy to replace.
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by thisisjasononhn 4y ago
The thing about CDs and LPs is that they're a store of value, similar to older books. I sold my old LPs but definitely got less than I could have, and I'm not gonna make that mistake with my CD and tape collection. Right now there

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