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by weikju 3y ago
State management is done in whatever day your backend does it. HTMX is mostly concerned with sending requests to the backend and shoving the HTML response in the right place in the DOM
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by weikju 3y ago
Actual website: https://openvidu.io Git repo: https://github.com/OpenVidu/openvidu Not affiliated, just trying to save a moment or two of confusion and some extra clicking
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by weikju 3y ago
That was a mistake and the extension was updated to remove that permission. Source: their blog posts, and the extension update that doesn't require this permission. https://kagi.com/changelog > Note: Our initial rel
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by weikju 3y ago
On the other hand, in a terminal, I can use Ctrl-C/Ctrl-V/etc for their intended (in-terminal) purposes and Cmd-C/Cmd-V/etc for their intended (macOS-wide) purposes...
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by weikju 3y ago
Decoupled in the sense that there will now be TWO Chrome binaries running: one WM and one Browser.
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by weikju 3y ago
So what alternatives do we have that are trustworthy? - FreeOTP - maintained by RedHat, but lacking in terms of backup and import/export (those 2 features were why I migrated to Raivo...) - ???
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by weikju 3y ago
cuz we should aspire to do better, to be better. If not us, who else?
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by weikju 3y ago
August 6, but more importantly the last few weeks there has been a flurry of articles about the Manhattan Project and the a-bomb, probably due to the release of the Oppenheimer movie.
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by weikju 3y ago
yeah a big USD100 moat...
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by weikju 3y ago
Not 100% what you want but the closest I know of is hey.com (I'm not a customer yet but I am evaluating them). As far as proof that they will, who knows, but so far they've kept this kind of promise for their other products over t
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by weikju 3y ago
Hopefully they end up supporting Firefox, too...
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by weikju 3y ago
ohhhhh.. right. had to dig in deeper than the opening sentences to see this..
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by weikju 3y ago
That I’m not sure. Maybe sshfs would work, but I’m just throwing words out there now. Probably would require more effort than local solutions.
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by weikju 3y ago
Not a successor: > Dusk OS is a 32-bit Forth and big brother to Collapse OS. Its primary purpose is to be maximally useful during the first stage of civilizational collapse, that is, when we can't produce modern computers anymore bu
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by weikju 3y ago
Yes, you can use docker contexts or the DOCKER_HOST env var.
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by weikju 3y ago
You also cannot delete your Threads account without deleting your IG..
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by weikju 3y ago
No need to jump through so many hoops when you can just join their beta program and get it for free that way? (PS I joined the beta program AND paid for it because as an ssh/mosh client and occasional code editor, it was worth it)
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by weikju 3y ago
Maybe we can get back to an internet of the people for the people, and avoid the commercial enshitified internet? Maybe we were all just blinded by the bright shouting of the commercial internet, and forgot the rest is still there?
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by weikju 3y ago
There's also Blink [1] which includes a local shell (limited), ssh and mosh support, and comes with a local-first, but remote-dependent, vscode implementation. Works with vscode.dev, code-server (the coder.com and microsoft version), c
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by weikju 3y ago
.. by sending all your queries to OpenAI... (not that anyone cares anymore)
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by weikju 3y ago
they also have paying users!
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by weikju 3y ago
I also pronounce it with a hard g, same as "kagi" the Japanese word for "key"
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by weikju 3y ago
and it seems like many actual users of Kagi (and Orion?) have contributed, so this isn't a (completely) a "big VC firm will enshitify this". This gives me hope. I wish I would qualify to invest in things like this...
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by weikju 3y ago
> Why would consumers (non-business users) want to stream Windows from the cloud? Because they will take abuse as long as there's no other option that they can (1) afford (2) use without hurting their ability to game/facebook&#
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by weikju 3y ago
This is not as actual real episode, just a weird fan edit
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by weikju 3y ago
I learned this from Star Trek TOS where Khan congratulates Kirk on letting Spock question him while Kirk observes.
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by weikju 3y ago
not really, since there's the extra context of "Mac" right before it, so it's easier to know what it's about...
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by weikju 3y ago
Short for "Apple Silicon", the marketing name for Apple's own series of ARM CPUs used in Macs since 2020.
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by weikju 3y ago
No
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by weikju 3y ago
No, you are completely right, and I think that's the direction the original question/comment leads to: there is already a known preference (in the browser settings, OS settings, account history) to have a better prediction of what

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