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by yannovitch 7y ago
My problem with Joplin is that it's not "true" Markdown (because of the metadata) - as such, I can't just use it as a "let's finish later properly this Markdown file" kind of solution.
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by yannovitch 7y ago
maybe because, among many other reasons, it takes so much f time for something to change in the XMPP world, because you have to wait for the XSF to validate any change, then all the server devs to implement it, then all the client dev
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by yannovitch 8y ago
Wow. Europe shot itself a massive bullet in the foot for the next EU elections.
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by yannovitch 8y ago
Can you link to the law you're referring to ?
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by yannovitch 8y ago
No need to use PHP. Example of forms with a static website or static site generator : https://forestry.io/blog/5-ways-to-handle-forms-on-your-stat... Example of comments for static sites or SSG : https://da
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by yannovitch 8y ago
I honestly don't understand why, especially on Hacker news, we do not push much more for privacy-oriented solutions. Moreover, with Matrix/Riot, or with XMPP/Conversations, viable alternatives exist, and if we all would pu
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Swiss Backup(infomaniak.com)
2 points by yannovitch 8y ago|0 comments
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by yannovitch 8y ago
Faux, I am pretty sure I remember seeing a "love hotel" in Strasbourg too, which billed by the hour (not a big fan of hotel in general, so don't know more about that)
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Apple to Combine iPhone, iPad, and Mac Apps by 2021, Says Bloomberg(theverge.com)
3 points by yannovitch 8y ago|1 comments
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by yannovitch 8y ago
Sweet, but personally, I very much prefer to use a standardized approach like a Docker (or even K8S) PostgreSQL cluster rather than having to deal with a vendor API.
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by yannovitch 8y ago
Personally, I prefer to use each platform for their strengths. I was looking for a good router which could handle high VPN speeds, while still being usable. I found for 50 bucks on ebay a "thin client" which sported an AMD cpu w
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by yannovitch 8y ago
Very interesting, thanks! One idea I had was to push "plugin-ability", for example not everybody want to have the Gitlab Pages function, or some might want to completely replace Gitlab-CI by Drone or Jenkins, and all that could he
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by yannovitch 8y ago
Thanks, VERY much appreciated !
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by yannovitch 8y ago
"Ruby was optimized for the developer, not for running it in production," says Sid. "For the things that get hit a lot and have to be very performant or that, for example, have to wait very long on a system IO, we rewrite tho
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by yannovitch 8y ago
I bet that this is due to Nvidia pushing their agenda with CUDA, as opposed to Apple championing either Metal or OpenCL.
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The 44-year-old operating system bug(thenewstack.io)
1 points by yannovitch 8y ago|0 comments
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by yannovitch 8y ago
Nice to see Jitsi here. I have studied in Strasbourg,France where Jitsi was first developed and have followed its development from the very beginning. Big up to you guys !
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by yannovitch 8y ago
By the way, does someone know if Netlify offer their webserver code with an open source license ? I can't find such a repository on their github profile ...
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by yannovitch 8y ago
Netlify has been very tempting these last years, and it looks like they're constantly upping their game, but still, I think will pass. Why ? Because it's a US company. I am trying very hard to give the least data I can to companie
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by yannovitch 8y ago
Oh, you feel how does time really fly reading that. How can so many changes happen in such a short amount of time ?? I traveled all around Europe, South East Asia and US/Canada only ~5 years ago with all my hard drives (and as such, a
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by yannovitch 8y ago
I haven't seen more traditional email providers with lot of focus on privacy, such as : - infomaniak : https://www.infomaniak.com/en/hosting/e-mail starting at 1.5€ a month - myKolab However I have recently s
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by yannovitch 8y ago
I would love to have more details about your setup ! Is it on Windows ? Linux ? OSX86 ? When you say plug & play, that means you're not required to reboot or do anything special at all ?
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by yannovitch 8y ago
That being said, I recommend you using "Shaarli" (with extensions available for all browsers and on iOS and Android) as your read-later system, I found it to be pretty useful and effective.
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by yannovitch 8y ago
I don't. I have started bookmarking 10 years ago everything I find interesting, thinking I would be able quickly to read them later, and now, 10 years later, I have 34.000 bookmarks, of which there is at least 32.000 I am still waiting
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by yannovitch 8y ago
I would be very interested by this if it was opensource with integrations to major clients and open source web clients like Roundcube. But until then, I don't want to give always more private information to any new third party, even ve
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by yannovitch 8y ago
Try maybe first https://github.com/kubernetes/kompose ?
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by yannovitch 8y ago
I think that what he is referring to is the lack of big leadership in one (or many) tech sector . From the examples he mentions, I know automatically (without searching for it) for example that Scala originated at EPFL, that ETHZ (& EPF
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by yannovitch 8y ago
Dear Don @onethumb, Thanks a lot for taking on the big task on reviving Flickr ! I think SmuMug is a good fit for this task =). If I can help in any way to help you do that, please email me ! I live in Europe so maybe if you need a rep ther
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by yannovitch 9y ago
Funny I'm the first to comment, as this can be a game-changing announcement : "One RAW format to rule them all" from one of the biggest company in the world can push lots of companies to switch from their proprietary or even
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by yannovitch 9y ago
Do you know how many bookmarks it can sync ? I have 30000+ bookmarks, and I use my bookmark structure all the time on all my devices, that's my workflow to write later content on my websites ( my folders = my categories, sort of) and I

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