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by wiether 1y ago
> Sapiens is a good example of that kind of mass market crap. I think Sapiens is an interesting case, because, in my situation, I listened to the audiobook and enjoyed the experience. I enjoyed it so much that I started to question every
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by wiether 1y ago
I read your comment this morning and it resonated with me. A few hours later, YouTube suggested me this video: Psychology of People Who Don't Post their Photos on Social Media Not some big revelations, but an interesting perspective h
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We have some nice initiatives here. Either completely removing cars from streets near schools, or blocking cars when children are coming or leaving school. https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rues_aux_%C3%A9coles_%C3%A0_Pa...
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by wiether 1y ago
Please, stop! I've been strugling to fight the urge to by a "Kodak Charmera" for a month now, don't tempt me again!
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Sure, but that's not the issue raised by the article And if it was the other way around, I guess people would be complaining about how closed it is for the developers I think part of its success is due to the ecosystem composed of hund
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by wiether 1y ago
I'm actually already avoiding this issue but for another reason: hackers will scan subdomains matching known products with known vulnerabilities, so hosting a Wordpress behind "wordpress.domain.tld" will get you way more ill-
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by wiether 1y ago
> Obsidian could hugely benefit from an independent audit of the closed source base. They do a yearly audit: https://obsidian.md/security
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by wiether 1y ago
No later than last weekend I was comtemplating migrating my family pictures to a self-hosted Immich instance... I guess a workaround Google's crap would be to put an htpasswd/basic auth in front of Immich, blocking Google to get t
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by wiether 1y ago
It's been a while since I haven't read something as useful! There also some very niche stuff that I won't use but found funny
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Now that we have people browsing with an "AI browser", it could become quite interesting though
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And he could also take this opportunity to clean the cells using his much loved Karcher!
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by wiether 1y ago
I can only sympathize here because I have those exact issues with some of our customers They don't want our hosting solutions but insist on using their own hosting partners The result are similar: - its at least five times more expensi
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by wiether 1y ago
> it feels a little pedantic Typical French conversation then!
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I'm a "half empty" kind of person and seeing how much support he's still getting is quite sad to see. Karine Le Marchand expressing her support is one thing, identifiyng herself as being part of the same caste as Sarkozy
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Et la santé !
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by wiether 1y ago
FYI some feed aggregators have their own solution to subscribe to sites without feeds. The one on FreshRSS works great: https://freshrss.github.io/FreshRSS/en/users/11_website_scra...
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by wiether 1y ago
> Surface collections at 10 locations have yielded a Middle Archaic projectile point (6000–4000 BC) From the original article, linked multiple times: https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/antiquity/articl
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by wiether 1y ago
They appear to be ESL and if in Germany they use "IT" the same way we do in France, I can understand why they skipped the "industry" part.
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by wiether 1y ago
Thank you for the reply I'm honestly quite interested to learn more about the usecase that required those 50k API calls! I've seen a few cases of using S3 for things it was never intended for, but nothing close to this scale
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by wiether 1y ago
They conveniently provide no detail about the usecase, so it's hard to tell But, yeah, there's certainly a solution to provide better performances for cheaper, using other settings/services on AWS
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by wiether 1y ago
> I wish we had croussants That's funny because the typo you made at "croissants" make it sound exactly like this guy says it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScSp4mGIrdE
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by wiether 1y ago
You can order them here: https://www.laposte.fr/pp/c/timbre-croissant-au-beurre
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by wiether 1y ago
Not a question: thanks for the writeup and for the honesty of saying that serverless is not inherently bad, just not the right fit for your usecase! Unfortunately too many comments here are quick to come to the wrong conclusion, based only
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by wiether 1y ago
Also the variation is the focus of each person. Based on my own personal experience: - on some topics, I get the x100 productivity that is pushed by some devs; for instance this Saturday I was able to make two features that I was reschudeli
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by wiether 1y ago
You're right, my bad! I remembered some friends complaining about the fact the since MS, they couldn't play as they did before because of two versions co-existing
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by wiether 1y ago
Since MS bought it, aren't there two versions, a legacy one called "Java" and the newer one from MS, probably not in Java and with all the cool kids (multiplayer mode) on it?
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And in the EU you can install apps outside of the AppStore on your iPhone!
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It should be noted that they also provide a very nice iOS app that is free but comes with IAP to unlock all the soundscapes and help them maintain the whole thing alive for many years now.
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I've seen them take many forms, but here's one following the official layout of the Audax Club Parisien, for one of their BRM: https://www.audax-club-parisien.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/...
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by wiether 1y ago
The basic setup is the GPS highlighting the path you're supposed to follow. You don't have to keep looking at it: a quick glance when you're coming to an intersection, to know if you have to slow down and get ready to turn or

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