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2y ago
Happy to see Wicket mentioned. It is still pleasure to work with, even now.
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2y ago
> have several accounts stored for a website Another usecase for named logins are those multiple routers that you administer for your friends and family that all have http://192.168.1.1
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2y ago
> because the built-in password manager in Firefox is too good If only they could add labels to the name/password combination. I have several accounts stored for a website, with generated gibberish logins that I cannot change and so
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2y ago
Just to be clear, I was not talking about on-prem bare metal, but more like hosted bare metal by providers like Hetzner or OVH. Like the guy in the article has. Speaking of drive failures, cables and other hardware failures - provider takes
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2y ago
It's not like cloud providers don't have outages either. And for disasters you should always have backups and a migration plan, even if you are in the cloud, no? I'm not preaching against cloud, just saying that there are som
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2y ago
Well, it depends. There are companies or individuals with tight budgets. And if you set something like that yourself, from my experience it needs very little maintenance, if done right. My servers run without interruptions and interventions
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2y ago
Well, the nice thing about having borders is that you can allow those borders to disappear every now and then. Feels like something special for the kid!
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Travel Sax 2 – practice saxophone without disturbing others
(odiseimusic.com)
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2y ago
If your work takes great amount of your time from your life, it better be meaningful and purposeful.
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2y ago
Oh, thanks for letting me now, we'll fix it with our next update. German is in preparation but not ready for preview yet, unfortunately.
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2y ago
Shameless plug: try Latudio - https://www.latudio.com/ - we have a listening-only approach, but you can pause sentence anytime and tap on words to see the translation. I'd say give it a try and let me know if that work
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2y ago
Yes, think globally, act locally.
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2y ago
Cannot say, scaled images are saved and served from the filesystem, not kept in ram. One possible solution would be to use CDN.
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2y ago
> 3. Generating different sizes as you mentioned can be useful. For years now I use nginx's image filter [1] which handles file resizing quite nicely. Resized images are cached by nginx. For some usecases it works very vell and I no
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2y ago
>>“This code should last 20 years” should, for most people, be fairly low on the list of desires for a technology stack. >> But let’s not kid ourselves that the stuff we’re writing is even intended to last a long time. Well, it
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2y ago
Imagine if all that wealth spent on battling climate effects have been spent in the past to prevent them instead. What a world we could have. Dreamer I am, I know. Hope it is not too late and we still have some chances.
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2y ago
Mint / Mate works for me.
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3y ago
I told my friend once: - "I have 8MB of RAM" - "That's cool, imagine having 16..."
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3y ago
My relatives would disagree, including some 70+ folks, with Linux@desktop being unusable.
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3y ago
Or at least put solar panels on top of it. Provides electricity and shades cars. It should be a norm.
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I like this saying: “The woods would be very silent if no birds sang except those who sang the best.” It's fun learning to play the instrument.
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3y ago
Also brings decreased health expenses associated with treating illnesses caused by pollution.
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3y ago
It would be nice if there was a way to tell which users have mobile app installed and which users don't and charge us only for those users that will actually use the feature we are paying for.
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3y ago
Until it happens to you.
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3y ago
What if you spit it out? Or what about french-kissing someone, can you give this bacteria to the other person that way?
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3y ago
Interesting! That would make things way easier. Another feature that comes to my mind is setting up watches for products you are interested in. Especially for people who need to watch every expense, this could come very handy. Yes, time..
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3y ago
I was pondering about an idea for an app that will crowdsource prices of items and their development in the time. You know, to be aware when there is some product discount, but during the discount period, the original price is higher that u
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3y ago
You are not your technology.
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Ubuntu Server, used their standard install instructions, no docker. So far all their upgrades went without any problems at all, including major version bumps. As for running the server, I cannot recall any bigger problem I had, Zulip runs i
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3y ago
Did you give Zulip a try? We use it internally (self-hosted) and very much prefer it to anything else. Devops-wise, once setup, it takes very little effort (~10 minutes every month, sometimes not even that, when there are no updates) to kee
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