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by vachina 1y ago
> it’s an incredibly easy and consistent way to deploy things I keep seeing people saying this but my experience has always been otherwise. Docker makes it really difficult to tinker with the internals of the container. They call it a de
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by vachina 1y ago
I think the lack of moderation is a feature not a bug. People actually get to express themselves freely, very unlike the sterile feeling you get from mainstream social media, with content engineered for maximum engagement and political corr
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by vachina 1y ago
You wouldn’t deploy NextCloud if not for docker.
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by vachina 1y ago
Some web resources cost money or have implications beyond sending a 200 back.
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by vachina 1y ago
If you need a Docker to run what is essentially a webserver, I’m not surprised it will run slow. In my stack software shipped with Docker are the most unreliable, opaque messes. Whereas bare metals are usually light, lean and sustainably ma
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by vachina 1y ago
I think it would be more useful to toggle it based on ambient lighting.
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by vachina 1y ago
Because we still carry data over coppers and wires.
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by vachina 1y ago
Smart people knows too much, knows what they’re missing out.
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by vachina 1y ago
That’s what they did and that broke the wave.
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by vachina 1y ago
I prefer the X now. Unlimited stream of unhinged, unfiltered thought stream from strangers straight into my feed.
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by vachina 1y ago
Ignorance is bliss.
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by vachina 1y ago
HN is the only website that works on 1 bar. If HN doesn’t load then nothing loads.
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by vachina 1y ago
It is still tracking the actual time though. This signal strength is straight up lying about the actual signal strength
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by vachina 1y ago
At least I get to control when the 0.01 happens.
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by vachina 1y ago
tailscale ping <node IP> It will tell you how each ping has been answered until a direct connection is established.
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by vachina 1y ago
microsoft.com and some subdomains (answers.microsoft.com) has no A and AAA records. They screwed up big time. https://archive.is/Q4izZ
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by vachina 1y ago
Deep research is still search behind the scenes. The quality of the LLM’s response entirely depend on what’s returned. And I still don’t trust LLMs enough to tell fluff from truth.
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by vachina 1y ago
Invented what, precisely?
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by vachina 1y ago
Didn’t feel like it offered any insights honestly. Guy is feeling holier because he finally gets to work at Amazon.
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by vachina 1y ago
Mac is not the lowest common denominator
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by vachina 1y ago
Very likely a performance hog. And then very likely an attack vector for data exfiltration.
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by vachina 1y ago
In a capitalist society it is intuitive to outsource every ounce of effort to somebody else.
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by vachina 1y ago
What competitor have you actually tried? My girlfriend’s parents have a few cheap TPlink solar powered CCTV and they work flawlessly since setup. I used to jerryrig an Android phone for Alfred and that too worked well. My impression is live
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by vachina 1y ago
Settlement in RMB, pay the producer not the middleman.
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by vachina 1y ago
It offers no tangible improvement or new features over Windows 10 but uses 2x the computing power.
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by vachina 1y ago
Protests rarely work.
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by vachina 1y ago
> This project is the hobby of some random guy on the internet. There is no intent to commercialize it, grow it or expand the target audience of it. In fact, there is intent to explicitly not do that. Then it begs the question of why the
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by vachina 1y ago
If you just need a web interface to your filesystem, there’s this single Go executable ( https://github.com/filebrowser/filebrowser ) that supports sharing and minimal user management.
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by vachina 1y ago
Tldw: A guy narrating an advertorial video
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by vachina 1y ago
Working as intended

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