yownie

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by yownie 2y ago
he is speaking of our [Alþingi]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Althing ) which has existed since 930.
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by yownie 2y ago
what! from the company that decided "Don't be evil" was a motto they needed to drop? shocking. https://archive.ph/ShcLD
93.
by yownie 2y ago
what a stupid response.
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by yownie 2y ago
nice circular logic you got going on there.
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by yownie 2y ago
He can't but you probably can.
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by yownie 2y ago
no "fast-foward through silence" feature
97.
by yownie 2y ago
I've wanted this for several years now solely for the "fast-forward through silences" feature that newpipe has.
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by yownie 2y ago
in one phrase "skip silences" feature!
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by yownie 2y ago
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!
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by yownie 2y ago
thanks for the detailed answer, so following your explanation if I wanted to transmit scientific data at regular intervals (for my friends field work) what sort of licensing / permission would I need? Funnily enough someone posted down
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by yownie 2y ago
forgive my ignorance here please, but I've read about APRS on and off for a few years and always wondered what I'd need to just transmit some data that would eventually make it's way to the internet. I recently suggested it t
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by yownie 2y ago
Spreads nonsense, confused by downvotes. Seems pretty par for the course.
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by yownie 2y ago
Do you have an actual point in your previous paragraphs or does it all essentially boil down to very highbrow pearl clutching?
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by yownie 2y ago
So.....that's a "yes" then.
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by yownie 2y ago
I've been dreaming of this exact idea for a decade. Task specific workspaces.
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by yownie 2y ago
it's this more than anything else I wish the general public would understand, those same bobble heads that surround celebrities and eventually warp all sense of costs of common everyday items. We often only see the end result of this w
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by yownie 2y ago
>"I'm not a real expert," I tell them. "But the data are pretty easy to interpret. I'm afraid real dolphins simply aren't all that smart.
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by yownie 2y ago
I've had the intention of testing it out for YEARS and finally got around to it last week or so. Really pleasantly surprised how well the NAT punching / relay servers handle keeping machines synced. I wish I had tried it all those
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by yownie 2y ago
Yea? Care to elaborate?
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NetworkManager-SSH(github.com)
1 points by yownie 2y ago|1 comments
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by yownie 2y ago
I'd love to discuss this small gnome package, I wish there was more ppl using it so I could get some support.
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by yownie 2y ago
I've used tunneling quite a lot over the years but never knew about -J option. What I'd really like is just some visual tool to configure my tunnels instead of spending 30 minutes very few months when I need to use a tunnel.
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by yownie 2y ago
I'm sorry but was your reply meant for me? and if so was the reliable way DERP as you mentioned?
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by yownie 2y ago
Do I understand correctly from this thread that there's still no good one reliable way to send files across networks where both participants are NAT'd ? What about using Onionshare to solve NAT'ing or at least Topr for handsh
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by yownie 2y ago
is there a filesize limit for this?
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by yownie 2y ago
https://archive.ph/tL4fb
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by yownie 2y ago
I'm glad you're not in charge of anything important for the rest of us then.
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by yownie 2y ago
jfc you're like the spiritual avatar of /r/confidentiallyincorrect.
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by yownie 2y ago
>sophenad What??
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by yownie 2y ago
is it finally dead? thank god!

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