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by weikju 3y ago
Linux phones. Maybe upvoted before the HN hug of death. ?
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by weikju 3y ago
I have a vague recollection of a Netscape Navigator README file on Linux that said this: "Remember, it's spelled N-E-T-S-C-A-P-E but it's pronounced: Mozilla, the Mosaic Killer Godzilla". some sources: http://
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> The waiver on data transfer out to the internet charges also follows the direction set by the European Data Act and is available to all AWS customers around the world and from any AWS Region. Thank you, EU, on behalf of the rest of the
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> There is no easy solution to manage services and infrastructure: people who hate kubernetes complexity often underestimate the efforts of developing on your own all the features that k8s provides. This. I was trying to create some inf
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> The browser should remember the date you last rendered a tab, and then if the link rots, it falls back to archive.org on that date. Brave (by default at least) will ask you if you want to load the archive.org version when a page fails
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by weikju 3y ago
It is a limitation of the plain M chips. Pro and Max versions add an extra monitor or two. AFAIK the M1/M2/M3 MacBook Pros (not with the M* Pro chips) also suffer the same limitations
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by weikju 3y ago
pick any of the reasons one always wants to self-host things
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thanks, I'll look into that
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Are there any good self-hosted alternative to this?
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Problem is, most people so want that also don’t want to pay for it, let alone pay more for hardware or software than they do for the spystuff. So the vicious cycle continues
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Or alluding to…
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The benefit that you can’t sue openAI etc because you implicitly agreed to have your work scraped by them because you didn’t opt out in time.
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> who knows what shady things and bloat OEM's and resellers are shipping I remember this being the thing in the 90s too. This hasn't changed. I guess what changed is that Microsoft themselves are doing the shady things (or perh
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by weikju 3y ago
Or --- let's consider what the looms do -- who benefits and who suffers, and adjust what kind of looms we make.
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> Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes.
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Ok so add the people/orgs running it as well as those using it. Otherwise you risk neutering the tech itself rather than neuter bad/ignorant actors.
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Not everyone I connect to on signal is a friend. same for e.g. journalists or government people who use Signal.
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by weikju 3y ago
Which is still just downstream from VSCode and suffers as a result (eg Remote stuff not available officially for example). PS I do use VScodium, and am glad it's there as an alternative and a developing ecosystem of extensions.. I stil
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> Maybe I'm missing something and Atom/Pulsar have some killer features that VS Code doesn't and won't ever have. For one, it's not controlled by Microsoft which has its own plans and designs (lock you into GitHu
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That’s right. AI should not be regulated, people and organizations using it should be
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by weikju 3y ago
On an iOS device that potentially means erasing GBs of content (photos, iCloud Drive and app files, Safari bookmarks etc) and re syncing GBs of content from the new account. Over and over. Not to mention potential criss crossing of accounts
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by weikju 3y ago
Yes, I use the "Novel" theme in macOS's Terminal, doesn't hurt my eyes and handles regular terminal/ls/etc colors properly. It's not quite "light" but definitely not "dark".
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Heck we used to be told not to sit too close to televisions to prevent vision problems. Now we’re strapping televisions right in front of our eyes. Reminds me when ergonomics was a huge topic. Then everyone got laptops, smartphones and tabl
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then all we need is to figure out what to do with these slabs of high-tech glass beyond serving ads
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Microsoft owns your computer so your clipboard isn’t yours I’m reminded of the 90s era Slashdot that had a Bill Gates of Borg icon for every Microsoft related article. Seems to be where they are headed
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You should’ve kept reading.
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"The computer said my browsing would be faster so I did it, but now I have all these coupon offers, so it's pretty cool I guess, and there's this AI thing, we live in star trek timez!!!!!! they have all my data anyway right s
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you're not far off the mark > This article appears in the December 2016 print issue as “Before Virtual Reality Was Cool.”
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copilot, github, codespaces, vscode, vscode-server: a push to move all development to MS's cloud and out of the hands/power of the little people.
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Poke around as in, at least in my case, discussing and throwing ideas back and forth. this is not incompatible with hammock-driven development (big fan here). It's however a good way of "discussing" ideas and solutions, and h

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