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by tracker1 6mo ago
They could EASILY have had and still could have a companion service for free/hosted email/calendar/contacts. It could even have an open implementation for "open-source" private hosting. Could be a great alternativ
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by tracker1 6mo ago
The breaking changes, broken extensions and other bugs stopped me from using it altogether... I still have it on my phone (that version is based on K9 though), but long ago stopped using the shared dropbox profile. The profile rolled forwa
513.
by tracker1 6mo ago
People that want shared/server contacts/calendars that actually work.
514.
by tracker1 6mo ago
I used to maintain a mailbox in dropbox that tended to work across my mac, linux and windows environments... it was pretty great... at some point a few incompatible releases across the environments broke everything and had other bugs that I
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I used to be a pretty heavy NNTP user... at some point, while it was largely left to rot, NNTP features themselves became much harder to use... the fact that the leading button on posts now "reply" is an email to the author of a p
516.
by tracker1 6mo ago
For that matter, Mozilla pretty much left Thunderbird to die off for over a decade... it was a group of committed contributors that kept it alive... Moz now wants to try to monetize the software in a way to support the larger org. Moz.org
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Assuming there is a healthy market, then you have alternatives you can purchase your products and goods from. These alternatives may have other trade-offs and in fact, there may well be open and closed alternatives as well as hybrid option
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by tracker1 6mo ago
On the plus side.. AI is pretty good at creating (often excessive) tests around a given codebase in order to (re)implement the utility using different backends or structures. The one thing to look out for is that the agent does NOT try to
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Rust is still considered by many to be pretty niche... as much as I like Rust and as widely as it is starting to be used. I especially like it with agent/ai use as the agent output tends to be much higher quality than other languages
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I'm not sure if you are considering the patterns actually used in "Clean Code" architectures... which create a lot of, admittedly consistent, levels of interface abstractions in practice. This is not what I would consider si
521.
by tracker1 6mo ago
I'm with you... personally, I always found Clean/Onion to be more annoying than helpful in practice... you're working on a feature or section of an application, only now you have to work across disconnected, mirrored trees of
522.
by tracker1 6mo ago
USA, Arizona... we have pretty liberal (in the classic sense/definition) laws regarding gun rights here. Again, what is the actual expected goal in terms of limiting access to knives at all? How does this pass any kind of sanity check
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Who enforces "international laws" anyway?
524.
by tracker1 6mo ago
You have yet to establish why the premise and effort itself isn't completely asinine at its core. All you've done is spout a stream of progressive gibberish that doesn't consist of a coherent thought as to why banning or lim
525.
by tracker1 6mo ago
I find that it's relative to the amount of planning time you spend... I feel like I've gotten around 5x the output while using Claude Code w/ Opus over what I will get done myself... That said, I'm probably spending abou
526.
by tracker1 6mo ago
I can stab you pretty effectively with a screwdriver... it's fucking stupid all around to try to "regulate" knives at all.
527.
by tracker1 6mo ago
Aren't they trying to ban knives?
528.
by tracker1 6mo ago
So, you want to force people to give money to specific, monopolistic, corporations? Why would I want a smart phone if I'm blind... how am I expected to use a smart phone when I am blind, exactly?
529.
by tracker1 6mo ago
I'd be slightly more concerned about false arrests.
530.
by tracker1 6mo ago
This is funny and horrible at the same time... When can/will anyone be charged for false testimony or whatever it is for stating that you own something you clearly don't?
531.
by tracker1 6mo ago
Would suggest using history-api navigation over the hash based routing.
532.
by tracker1 6mo ago
I'm not seeing a RecordsRequestFactoryHandlerProviderFactory in there... maybe it's not as bad as I remember.
533.
by tracker1 6mo ago
I tend to just /compact when I reach a good point within the context of a task at hand, then start a new chat when that task is complete. Good documentation, planning and structures tend to help a lot as well.
534.
by tracker1 6mo ago
I've more than once had a company reply to a bug report about their website, "did you try using the app instead." To which I usually reply, "why would I trust your site with direct access to my phone when you can't
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by tracker1 6mo ago
Yeah... I mean, who says I should have to put in wheelchair ramps for my ballpark that seats tens of thousands? I mean, so few people use/need them, I should just be able to refuse service to those people. Right? /sarc
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by tracker1 6mo ago
My vision has gotten pretty bad the past couple years (not correctable with lenses)... I'm now using a 45" display and still have to zoom in a bit. I have my phone close to maxed out on text/display size options.. and only t
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by tracker1 6mo ago
For that matter, he could/should look into filing an ADA complaint all the same.
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by tracker1 6mo ago
In the example, it wasn't even that complex... I have used patterns to register allowed signer keys based on environment variables that an application runs under, initializing at startup... so "register" just meant assigning
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by tracker1 6mo ago
LOL, yeah.. had that happen quite a few times... Also, re-using the ssh server key for the client connecting to the sftp server.
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by tracker1 6mo ago
I'm mixed on this... the article itself is relatively one-sided... of course you negotiate among concerned parties when it comes down to laws regarding anything largely produced outside your nation's purview. The EU can absolutely

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