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by yoavm 2y ago
It is often slower, harder to configure, and has fewer features than Nginx, Caddy, etc.
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by yoavm 2y ago
I suspect that people don't like changing web servers, and perhaps that's why it took the industry so long to move away from Apache. Ferron actually looks great — great performance, automatic TLS, easy reverse proxy configuration
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by yoavm 2y ago
According to the landing page, it already outperforms Caddy.
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by yoavm 2y ago
Or just setup Redirector* to automatically redirect you to xcancel (and old.reddit.com, and away from whatever other hostile websites there are these days...) * https://github.com/einaregilsson/Redirector
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by yoavm 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhism "Buddhism, also known as Buddha Dharma, is an Indian religion"
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by yoavm 2y ago
This! I've worked on https://github.com/bjesus/air as a completely alternative and open source UI for my Kobo Clara HD. PostmarketOS support on the device is great and very recently an important patch that will al
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by yoavm 2y ago
I really cannot relate then. I don't remember the last time I couldn't install what I wanted with one pacman command. No need to open the browser, search for the website, find the right download link, and then worry about upgradin
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by yoavm 2y ago
Are you using Linux? I cannot think about an operating system in which it's so easy and safe to install software on. I use Arch BTW.
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by yoavm 2y ago
We all like hating big corporations, especially Meta, and people seem to use this as an opportunity to advocate for punishing them. I think it's wiser to advocate for changing our IP laws.
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by yoavm 2y ago
I wasn't sure what link to submit, but this video makes a good explanation: https://mozilla.hosted.panopto.com/Panopto/Pages/Viewer.aspx... Works very similarly to Chrome profiles, I think.
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Firefox Profiles is enabled in 136(bugzilla.mozilla.org)
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by yoavm 2y ago
Money? Work? Most people around me dedicate their lives to it.
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by yoavm 2y ago
I believe I grew up in a cult myself, and one of the things I've concluded from that experience, and from leaving it, is that everywhere is a cult. Humans have a tendency towards cult-ish life, and if the cult is big enough we just ref
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by yoavm 2y ago
The "How it was made" section of the README was not less interesting than the tool itself: > The way we have set things up is that we live and practice together on a bit over a hundred acres of land. In the mornings and evening
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by yoavm 2y ago
Is this something they're slowly rolling out, or isn't available in the EU? I don't think I've ever seen an AI summary in my Google searches.
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by yoavm 2y ago
The actual report, linked from the article, hints that it is a Tesla specific issue. https://www.n-tv.de/wirtschaft/Zulassungszahlen-des-Kraftfah...
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by yoavm 2y ago
You probably know this, but I'm just writing it here because it took me a while to figure it out — you can also use the keybinding (Ctrl+Shift+L) to fill in login forms. It works 90% of time, and you don't need to copy anything. I
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by yoavm 2y ago
For me, it's much more about my workflow. I spend a lot of time in the terminal anyway, and running things there means a lighter context switch. Moving between apps (=panes), zooming, copy-pasting, all works the same.
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by yoavm 2y ago
Please consider changing the Gif in the README to a video. Not only it's a half the size (I just checked), it will also allow people to pause, rewind etc.
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by yoavm 2y ago
You mentioned Next.js and then Node.js. As for Next.js, it is supported by Bun ( https://bun.sh/guides/ecosystem/nextjs ). I don't think it's safe to assume that every single Node API is more commonly used
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by yoavm 2y ago
I don't know if that's the whole story? Sure, GitHub has more data to process (and way more compute), but even when switching between tabs within one repo (going from code to pull requests, for example) GitHub is still much slower
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by yoavm 2y ago
Checking out https://v10.next.forgejo.org/explore/repos , the main thing I notice in comparison to GitHub is how fast this is. I wish GitHub was so fast.
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by yoavm 2y ago
> There are some ways around this, sending the IPs over a proxy server or purging IPs before they are sent to Google Analytics. But who wants to waste his afternoon struggling with technical minutia? I'll just say, as a co-founder o
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by yoavm 2y ago
That worked, thanks, though I find the speech quality in both options absolutely painful to listen to. The above WASM solution sounds about 100x better...
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by yoavm 2y ago
Not to take away from your opinion, but I guess time will tell? As models get better, it's possible that wide tools like Devin will work better and swallow tools that do one thing. I think companies much rather have a AI solution that
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by yoavm 2y ago
I'm using Firefox and I do not see this option. Probably not working on Linux?
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by yoavm 2y ago
Was just looking for a TTS model to run locally for reading out loud articles, and never heard about Kokoro before! This looks great. I wonder if it can run in the browser somehow - could be a nice WebExtension.
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by yoavm 2y ago
Google Calendar supports CalDAV, but only behind OAuth, which many clients do not support. I've created https://github.com/bjesus/oauth-hopper to solve that - it takes care of the OAuth steps and provides a clean
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by yoavm 2y ago
I didn't mean to imply that the price for this specific laptop stand is justified. I read the above comment as a small rant about how expensive recycled things are, and wanted to add that sometimes it is for a good reason. Not always,
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by yoavm 2y ago
Sometimes it's a marketing stunt, but often recycling is more expensive. I mean, recycling a plastic bag is probably more expensive than making one. The unfortunate reality of our financial system is that it often rewards people for do

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