tomkarho

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by tomkarho 3y ago
Soft language is a slippery slope that eventually allows people to do reprehensible things to each other while masking it in the warm blanket of either indifference or virtue because the vocabulary doesn't reflect the horror involved a
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by tomkarho 3y ago
Didn't Whatsapp and few others threaten to do just that in UK? I'm not saying they would necessarily put their money where their mouth is if push comes to shove but implications were made that should encryption laws pass, bye bye
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by tomkarho 3y ago
I am using this one currently and it even works faster than the official app: https://github.com/Domi04151309/HomeApp
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by tomkarho 3y ago
Any opinion on Mental Omega?
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by tomkarho 3y ago
If you read the books Vir also draw's a knife on G'Kar.
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by tomkarho 3y ago
Indeed. That is a limitation with Rider too.
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by tomkarho 3y ago
Is this something missing specifically from IDEA? In Rider, there are features that allow committing individual lines instead of a whole file. You can select in the commit dialog which lines to include/omit. Also I recommended taking a
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by tomkarho 3y ago
Well looks like the browser market is due for some fresh blood and disruption. Good thing Ladybird got huge donations recently.
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by tomkarho 3y ago
Also the same GUI code translates (kind of) to more platforms easier than writing it all from scratch. Web, desktop, mobile. Almost one codebase can be used for all three. Could you do the same with say, Java (and maybe soon with .NET)? May
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by tomkarho 3y ago
I've been a satisfied Fastmail customer for a couple of years but this looks mighty enticing to switch over. $10 a year OR pay as you go.
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by tomkarho 3y ago
Do you need native access? Frameworks like Blazor are doing some interesting stuff without it. Sure there's still a translation layer and JavaScript code in between but overall the project is starting too look really interesting as far
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by tomkarho 3y ago
Half of the worlds websites (excuse me, webAPPS) still run Wordpress. PHP as a language might be approaching something of a renaissance (just a feeling) thanks to recent upgrades in the language as well as frameworks like Laravel. So yeah,
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by tomkarho 3y ago
When corporate lawyers are involved, any "ask" should be interpreted to be an order with deliberate threat of major economical repercussions on the side should you fail to comply with the request.
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by tomkarho 3y ago
I agree with the sentiment but I'd love to see some numbers to that effect. Here's my lousy attempt (someone more fluent in math than me, please correct because these numbers seem crazy to me so I concede the high probability that
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by tomkarho 3y ago
I might be stretching the terminology here as far as "technical product documentation" but Arch Wiki has been an absolute blast for me as a source of not only specific distro knowledge but general Linux information. Very concise a
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by tomkarho 3y ago
I see footers working as a usable nav bar only if the number of navigation elements is small enough and the footer is sticky (always visible and at the bottom).
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by tomkarho 3y ago
No to mention his more recent commentary
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by tomkarho 4y ago
> I’m asking what people want the models to do every day, all the time. Rule 34. When in doubt, always defer to rule 34.
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by tomkarho 4y ago
> "fuck up once and we'll destroy you" Welcome to the life in the internet era. every mistake, every errant post, every fuck up catalogued, stamped and preserved in perpetuity. Ready to be used in a moment's notice ag
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by tomkarho 4y ago
Negativity has always driven news and their consumption If it bleeds, it leads
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by tomkarho 4y ago
Since you mentioned both rsync and snapshot: rsnapshot is a tool that exists.
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by tomkarho 4y ago
Fiery but mostly peaceful. /s
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by tomkarho 4y ago
I guess Windows and Mac aren't kosher.
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by tomkarho 4y ago
I wonder if systemd-homed tried to solve this particular problem?
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by tomkarho 4y ago
Here's a couple - Not everyone wants to learn Rust but want to use the same language throughout their stack - Tauri is still new which means it is not considered "tried and true" - More developers know how to use Electron or
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by tomkarho 4y ago
"And if it's at all possible god please try to make all of our sex organs even larger than you did the first time" - George Carlin
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by tomkarho 4y ago
In Europe this sounds like a multi-level GDPR violation: 1. not deleting the data when requested 2. using your email for something other than it's intended purpose (to authenticate with the service - not sending newsletters) I assume y
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by tomkarho 4y ago
Bought a treadmill recently and been using it almost every day. That takes away the hassle of "going" to the gym since it's already there and significantly reduced the barrier of entry for me. The best part is that I can use
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by tomkarho 4y ago
Arch itself has install script (archinstall) these days which streamlines the install process a ton. Not sure how stable it is though (I hear it is still considered experimental) but it certainly made my recent install on my thinkpad a bree
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by tomkarho 4y ago
IANAL either but I doubt they would have sued over copyright when there's probably much "better" options. Their "top lawyer" would have probably found some kind of predatory IP transfer ("every idea you've

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