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8mo ago
Of course, it would support only a couple of the most recent devices. Wouldn’t it? :)
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8mo ago
Any coding task produces some trash, while I can prototype with ChatGPT quite a lot, sometimes delivering the entire app almost entirely vibe-coded. Gemini, it takes a few prompts for it to get me mad and just close the tab. I use only the
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9mo ago
First time here, huh? (Intended to the parent comment.)
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9mo ago
The man I worked with couldn’t deploy a VPN. He didn’t know how, literally! And he couldn’t just plainly say ‘hey, really, I don’t know how to do that.’ They have a static IP in the office, so you don’t even need any tunnel for it to work.
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9mo ago
Never had any nostalgia for Windows, and I’ve met plenty of full of themselves developers being ‘nah, Windows is good, you just incompetent’ with their vibes. I could write books about their technical decisions, but I’d just mention none of
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9mo ago
As if it’s a non-profit organisation, not even remotely connected to him, Thiel et al.
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9mo ago
Fedora is 6.18, it’s like you did not notice the word Fedora, and chose shitty clone of Debian instead of Debian. Of course it worse, no need to prove that. Get Fedora.
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9mo ago
It’s wrong because it takes too much of attention, which we don’t have a lot these days. Good for you if it works, and you really need that much at once. But it’s just wrong for a newcomer, people are getting lost among options. That’s not
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9mo ago
Thanks for formulating this, as I’m too lazy to even start the conversation with the folks who’d like to have a lot of everything on their screens, with myriads of distractions and just ugly little everything. Otherwise ‘that’s tablet,’ and
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9mo ago
I’m not even surprised any more.
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9mo ago
Do you think they’d survive?
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9mo ago
Oh, I so love pasting random sensitive text that is also irrelevant into some professional conversation, and not noticing it. Only because I select the text I read, and accidentally pressed that button upon scrolling. Thank you very much. H
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9mo ago
Google is invested into you having WiFi all the time. Weirdly, my very old Nexus 6P with the WiFi off, could lie untouched for weeks, with almost no battery depletion. Yet if I turn the WiFi on with near stock Android (meaning no messengers
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9mo ago
I do agree, thanks for formulating this. A brief thought visited me, isn’t that how propaganda works? Like, you’re getting mostly correct info, with some things censored, others saturated.
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9mo ago
Flagged? As in flagged we’re the US company, obviously Republican, obviously trump supporting? Or just ‘meh, sorry, more comments then the likes, cannot do anything’?
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9mo ago
Am I the only one with no scroll on that website? While on mobile.
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9mo ago
I was a bit puzzled by Firebird (I thought that’s a fork of Thunderbird, like, say, LibreWolf or Waterfox), but I couldn’t quickly find the project, so my assumption is that it’s just the misprint, and author thinking of Fire-fox -> Fire
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9mo ago
I used Arch Linux on my MacBook Pro 13” (2011) and it was almost perfect (one iGPU), some weird sleep issues, plus battery calibration issues: battery often went down to 7% within like 30 minutes, and then it takes a couple of hours to 0%.
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9mo ago
Yeah, sure thing. Your ‘reinforces my point’ reinforces the pebcak. Which reinforces your point, which reinforces the pebcak. Infinite loop.
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9mo ago
Pebcak it is then.
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9mo ago
I have never visited these kino domains, but I assume that’s just some piracy entity. Yet it’s quite impressive how many various domain names they bought! What for? Is it to avoid those blocks? Or is there any more reasons?
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9mo ago
Hey, but what’s up with DDR3? > Even old hardware isn't safe: DDR4 prices are also affected, so that tiny ThinkCentre M720 won't save us. Most of my home infrastructure is DDR2 or DDR3. It’s plenty fast for quite a lot of thing
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9mo ago
Throughout using Linux here and there for like two decades or so, my only issues were Ubuntu forcing some very Microsoft-ish decisions on me, which I did not like. Plus, this very very stable very stable Debian breaking upon version upgrade
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9mo ago
How is it you could reinstall Windows, but not Linux? Or is it just mandatory to run Windows, but nobody cares if you reinstall it? My wife’s Windows laptop won’t allow me to even run Logitech Connect Utility, to reconnect some devices (pai
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9mo ago
Why would one even need time stamps in there? No, really, what for?
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9mo ago
Adding the year to the title would be great.
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9mo ago
Last time I checked they were worse.
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9mo ago
What about their mobile push notifications? I don’t understand whether that’s something one can self-host. I have just read Zulip’s https://zulip.readthedocs.io/en/latest/production/mobile-pus... and they giv
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9mo ago
You’re welcome. Unfortunately, not much to share, really.
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9mo ago
Isn’t that obvious? Look at the domain name.
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