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Demoting x86_64-Apple-Darwin to Tier 2 with host tools(blog.rust-lang.org)
3 points by uneekname 1y ago|0 comments
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HTTP Ranges Are Broken for Firefox on GitHub Pages(github.com)
2 points by uneekname 1y ago|0 comments
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by uneekname 1y ago
I would love to learn more about how to set something like this up. I hope this group will consider open-sourcing more tools and instructions for others who hope to follow in their footsteps. As some other commenters have said, Headscale&#x
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by uneekname 1y ago
> UNESCO works to advance divisive social and cultural causes and maintains an outsized focus on the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, a globalist, ideological agenda for international development at odds with our America First foreign
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by uneekname 1y ago
Headscale is great (I use it) but it is an alternative to the Tailscale control server, not the client applications. Some of those are closed source, and their compatibility with Headscale is not guaranteed.
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by uneekname 1y ago
This repository was just archived. Does anyone know what's going on with the project?
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by uneekname 1y ago
I'm not seeing the link on this page, but I believe this popular fediverse account[0] is run by the same folks [0] https://earthstream.social/@owlsintowels
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by uneekname 1y ago
Genuine question, how could a well-formed HTTP request for a URL ever be considered unauthorized access? If I request something and someone responds...shouldn't it be their responsibility not to share important information? Edit: shoul
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by uneekname 1y ago
A passport card is valid for all domestic flights, as well as land travel to Canada and Mexico. I prefer it to my passport book when appropriate as it's sturdier and easier to carry. It's also nice on international trips as proof
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by uneekname 2y ago
My hometown did this, and I was surprised how bad billboards can be when I moved away
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by uneekname 2y ago
Came here to post the same link! That book is wonderfully opinionated and has helped clarify some typographic concepts for me
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by uneekname 2y ago
Well done! I was recently looking around for something like this and didn't love the options. Bookmarked Metacheck :)
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by uneekname 2y ago
Why not just copy your last env into the next dir? If you need to change any of the package versions, or add something specific, you can do that without risking any breakages in your last project(s). From what I understand uv has a global p
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by uneekname 2y ago
Yes, conda has a lot more features on paper. And it supports non-Python dependencies which is super important in some contexts. However, after using conda for over three years I can confidently say I don't like using it. I find it to b
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by uneekname 2y ago
I am a happy Fedora user, but the "Software" application it ships with has always been a joke. Pushing flatpaks (and especially poorly-maintained ones like this) has made it worse. When I open Software I always think it's goi
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by uneekname 2y ago
Yeah, this is a better link. Can we swap it out?
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by uneekname 2y ago
Yes. I was recently in Indonesia and shocked at how many high-profile sites are blocked at the DNS-level there, e.g. Reddit. Is Reddit a great place? Eh. Is it critical to daily life in Indonesia? Of course not. But what I witnessed was cen
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After over 50 years, Boston area's only typewriter store is closing(boston.com)
5 points by uneekname 2y ago|2 comments
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by uneekname 2y ago
...and now that Ebay listing says "477 viewed in the last 24 hours!"
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by uneekname 2y ago
I bought a 1yo (new in box) OnePlus 11 5G last year and immediately installed LineageOS on it. Great, modern daily driver. My next phone, in many years, will also run LineageOS on day one.
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by uneekname 2y ago
It's listed as a "similar app" in the README. I think it has a similar feature where you can swipe on keyboard keys to type different characters.
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by uneekname 2y ago
I love OHM! Some places are impressively well-mapped, for example NYC.
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by uneekname 2y ago
Well, there you go. These companies are always closer than they seem at first glance, and my preference for Anthropic may just be patting myself on the back.
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by uneekname 2y ago
As someone who doesn't really follow the LLM space closely, I have been consistently turning to Anthropic when I want to use an LLM (usually to work through coding problems) Beside Sonnet impressing me, I like Anthropic because there&#
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by uneekname 2y ago
This product looks great! I know a team who might be interested. Below is a minor suggested edit: > There are plenty of shared inboxes out there, but they’re incredibly expensive and bloated with features that small teams don’t need. How
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by uneekname 2y ago
Yeah, while I'm pretty happy with git in the terminal, I'm eager to see what Zed's take on a git workflow will look like. The inline git blame info is nice, but a UI for committing and push/pulling the repo would be grea
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by uneekname 2y ago
I'd really like to see this. I already run a bunch of containers on servers at home and work, and running a "Zed server" of some sort would be fabulous. I also wonder (I haven't looked yet) how Zed communicates with its
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by uneekname 2y ago
Blazing Fast New Project Written in Rust (it's a SSG btw)
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by uneekname 2y ago
I am relatively new to rust (only written a couple thousand lines, haven't fully grokked "idiomatic" rust, etc.) and I feel like I've run into these and similar warts many times. It is weird to lookup, say, coroutines in
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by uneekname 2y ago
As with other community projects such as Wikipedia or OSM, OpenHistoricalMap relies on keen-eyed volunteers such as yourself to improve their database!

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