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by wiether 11mo ago
Thanks for the clarification! From Gitea's doc I was under the impression that it was going further than "true" so I didn't understood why because "true" was enough for me to not be bothered by bots. But in you
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I don't understand the purpose of this parameter value? I have `REQUIRE_SIGNIN_VIEW=true` and I see nothing but my own traffic on Gitea's logs. Is it because I'm using a subdomain that doesn't imply there's a Gitea
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I don't watch TV and use ad-blockers on my devices so I don't have a clue of what ads look like nowadays. And given how people are praising this one (that looks exactly like the ones I was used to growing up) I can only guess that
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by wiether 11mo ago
Intermarché owns the biggest fishing org in Franche (Scapêche), so they can't tell their customers to stop eating fish!
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by wiether 11mo ago
I'm confused by your comment. You link an article that talks about how manufacturers lied on their emission figures. But later you seem to imply that the actual lie was about how bad emissions are for humans/environment?
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That's interesting. I'm a planner and that's one of the reasons I don't order my groceries. If there's one thing I know I can't rely on, it's to be delivered on schedule and/or receiving exactly what
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by wiether 11mo ago
Is this a US thing? I think here in France the best example is Lidl. The stores are laid out the same, so not only your usual store doesn't change, but you can go to any store in the country and find what you want at the same spot. Per
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by wiether 11mo ago
I have this conversation regularly with friends, family, coworkers... And I've not yet been able to establish the right criteria to guess how a person is buying their groceries. Location, age, income, number of people in the household,
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by wiether 11mo ago
> Albums within albums I didn't knew about Lychee previous to your comment, but given that they support what should be a basic feature of photo management software (unlike Immich), I'll give it a try Thanks for the suggestion!
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by wiether 11mo ago
Given how many times I've read praises about Immich here, I tried it a few weeks ago and was quite disappointed. The fact that they don't support sub-albums make it an absolute no-go to me.
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by wiether 11mo ago
Currently, someone interested in an iPad and needing the power of a MB, will have to buy both. If they stopped restricting the iPad, those people would only have to buy an iPad. And as someone without a single interest in an iPad, I would w
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by wiether 11mo ago
Corporate people who decide what services to buy don't care about what the employees think about those services. And regarding Microsoft, it's easy: paying for the whole package is much easier in terms of contract overhead and wit
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by wiether 11mo ago
If you want Swiss but without the fancy marketing claims of Proton, have a look at Infomaniak. They are to me the most legit alternative to Google Workspace/Office 365, run on their own infra and they've been here forever.
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by wiether 11mo ago
It was the most painful episode I watched, as someone working in IT; so my brain managed to forget most of the details to protect me. But seeing Ash reviewing all the previous versions at 3:08, I'd say yes, that's this episode!
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This shows the genius of Utopia's writers. They have a whole episode that is exactly this.
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> IMHO near term a lot of that stuff might start showing up in advertising and news content, the whole media industry is going to be a massive consumer of this stuff. One of the candidate for mayor of New York ran a whole AI video ad cam
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by wiether 11mo ago
Yeah, it confused me also Either its the wrong unit (minutes?) or the wrong definition of "build"?
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by wiether 11mo ago
If you're like me, in your mind Hudson and Jenkins are the same thing, so maybe you started using "Jenkins" before 2011 when the renaming happened!
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35 To me instant messaging is different because we usually type short messages The capitalization is not needed to structure the text because a sentence = a message So the UI will take care of delimiting the sentences
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Is the capitalization of the quote your own doing or was it displayed like it for you? There isn't a single uppercase letter when I open the article, it's impossible to me to read it because it feel like a single sentence and I ca
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by wiether 11mo ago
Most of the big newspapers ARE propaganda tools and DO receive public money. But they are not a State tool, they are the tools of they owners which are all private billionaires. The public money is here to pretend that, because they receive
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by wiether 11mo ago
> I could just choose to write completely pseudonymously instead. That's the route I decided to choose when I started my professional career. I already had a personal (pseudonymous) blog. And that's where I put the stuff around
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by wiether 11mo ago
See Simon's comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46011877
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You can also see it that way: big corps are funding the computing cost to ingest and propagate your ideas to millions of people, for free to you. The alternative would be to setup yourself a system that could serve those people.
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by wiether 11mo ago
A a Kagi customer I have to say that finding the Small Web list "disappointingly short" is kinda hilarious
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by wiether 11mo ago
Because I want my TF to reflect exactly my infra. If I declare two aws_route resources for my route table, I don't want a third route existing and being invisible. I agree that there is no logical reason to not want a service gateway,
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by wiether 11mo ago
It was already clear that you were in bad faith here when you suggested a VPS to replace AWS, no need to insist. But you are absolutely right, I'm drinking the AWS kool aid like thousands of other otherwise clever people who don't
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by wiether 11mo ago
AWS is not just EC2 And even EC2 is not just a VPS If you need a simple VPS, yes, by all means, don't use AWS. For this usecase AWS is definitely not cheaper nor simpler. Nobody said that. Ever.
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There's nothing to gain in punching down They made a mistake and are sharing it for the whole word to see in order to help others avoid making it. It's brave. Unlike punching down.
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> faster cheaper less complex more reliable options

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