wiether

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by wiether 7mo ago
Not directly related to the submission content, but trying to monitor trends: I understand there's the "no capitalization" one at the start of sentences and for the "I". Apparently OP is not following this one, but
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Feeding the beast
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With the price of petrol skyrocketing, what I see in France are people complaining about taxes, not the war started by Trump. And they still don't see the point of EVs. Those short-sighted people are the ones cheering for fascism, so t
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by wiether 7mo ago
I guess it depends the type of work you do. To me, since I always need to have two apps side by side, a 34" screen have done wonders. I have my main app as a regular 16/9 window, and the secondary on the side. By putting the scree
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by wiether 7mo ago
It depends on your workflow I guess, but the advantages of having a Hugo version tagged in an image: - sharing it easily between computers/users (docker pull registry/image:tag) - having the appropriate binary version embedd
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by wiether 7mo ago
Yes that's exactly what I did. I have a docker image with a given version of Hugo and I've been using it for years now. That's the beauty of building HTML: you don't HAVE to stay up to date to get security fixes.
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by wiether 7mo ago
Oh boy! Creating/maintaining Shortcuts is such a pain! Having to do it on a small iPhone screen with a touchscreen keyboard, through a no-code interface... I want an actual text editor, I want to version things with git... It feels lik
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by wiether 7mo ago
The website design, the post content, the pictures... I get a big OO's web feeling reading this; that's weird!
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by wiether 7mo ago
> nobody in their right mind is going to onboard a new service/device without automated renewal in 2026 We're talking about people that didn't bother about an event scheduled in 365 days. Why would they care about somethin
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by wiether 7mo ago
A backpack full of batteries! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MI69LUXWiBc
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by wiether 7mo ago
> Doing undeclared work > No paperwork whatsoever > in a position to physically harm you or do damage to your home if you refuse So it's not "blue vs white collar jobs"; it's being a law abiding citizen or not.
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by wiether 7mo ago
> That's a lot of eggs! Less than one per day, assuming they're doing groceries only for themselves
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by wiether 7mo ago
> you set it up and use it That's my point: I'm not the one setting it up and using it, it's the devs using it And I'm not expecting them to know how to navigate a cloud provider securely. So it's either setting
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by wiether 7mo ago
Yes!
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> Security for dev accounts is not a big deal, just give each developer an individual account and set up billing alerts. If your only focus is spending, yes. Otherwise, a "not a big deal" dev account can quickly become the door
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by wiether 7mo ago
A few notes about "local AWS" (or "local cloud") based on other comments and my own XP: - I'm not sure this kind of product is really a foot in the door to create new customers. Someone not willing to create an actu
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by wiether 7mo ago
Maybe it's my European bias talking, but "visiting a city" with a car seems like the worst idea possible. Basically a city is either small enough to be crossed walking, or big enough to have public transportation. And after w
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by wiether 7mo ago
A city with less cars is a net positive for mobility impaired people. It frees space for people (wider sidewalks...), reduce the risks of navigating the streets, and for the ones that have to use a car, there's less traffic and less pe
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by wiether 7mo ago
Too bad the article is from 2017 because it's missing a major one: Sonos iOS app.
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by wiether 7mo ago
Same feeling here Heavy Kagi user and the idea behind small web was appealing; but how its implemented don't click with me Their rules excludes an absolute gem like https://www.sheldonbrown.com/ which is, to me, the es
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by wiether 7mo ago
They don't cook food in a microwave, though. They reheat it. The food have been cooked in industrial ovens in the factory.
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by wiether 7mo ago
> unless you're cooking for a large family. Or you're batch cooking
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by wiether 7mo ago
It depends. I use the time I spend to hand-wash my dishes as a time to pause and to let my mind wander. Having the hands in water is soothing. And its a pleasant feeling, where cleaning is part of the food workflow : I cook, I eat, I clean
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by wiether 7mo ago
I don't know how much fresh food costs in the US, but I don't see how its possible to recoup the investment on this $900 setup in a lifetime! Then you add the electricity cost and the seeds, and the maintenance time... But it look
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by wiether 7mo ago
But it's not any data, it's political orientation data! Sometimes people talk about GDPR being only the cookie banner, but thanks to it, its forbidden to collect that kind of data. https://gdpr-info.eu/art-9-gdpr&#
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by wiether 7mo ago
First, thanks for PortableApps! Still use it as soon as I'm forced to use a Windows computer. Otherwise, as long as you make sure that no billing issue can arise from your side (like an expired card...), you should be fine.
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by wiether 7mo ago
Billing is definitely the worst thing for OVH customers. It's far from perfect otherwise, but billing is just awful.
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Xavier Niel is behind Scaleway, not OVH
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by wiether 7mo ago
How is that even legal?
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by wiether 7mo ago
Then they should allow bucket ownership transfer...

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