Schnouki

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by Schnouki 2mo ago
Using it in France: yes, it does.
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by Schnouki 2y ago
Can't wait for the day when people just start installing recursive resolvers on their computers -- or even better, when ISPs start doing it on their routers. Which I could totally imaging happening on a future version of the Freebox ro
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by Schnouki 2y ago
Yeah, they did the same in Ingress: film a portal (pokéstop/gym) while walking around it to gain a small reward. I've always wondered what kind of dataset they were building with that -- now we know!
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by Schnouki 3y ago
I've used it for years almost everywhere (terminal, IDE, my blog, even DuckDuckGo/Kagi with Iosevka Aile) and I absolutely love it. Looks great everywhere, and highly readable.
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by Schnouki 3y ago
Yep. But hey, blame video games instead of his policy, and maybe next time old people will vote for him instead of Le Pen!
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by Schnouki 3y ago
I use 1.5x on my Framework 13 laptop (2256x1504) and it works perfectly :) Way better than Xorg, especially when using multiple displays with different scales or fractional scales. For the mouse cursor, I had the same issue with Xwayland wi
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by Schnouki 5y ago
Pretty common in France too: the tree is néflier, the fruit is nèfle. Disappointed too as I could find this with a simple Wikipedia search...
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by Schnouki 6y ago
I've been using BazQux for years and could not be happier with it. Only time I had to get in touch for an issue with a specific feed, it was fixed in a few hours.
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by Schnouki 7y ago
Unless you use git reflog.
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by Schnouki 8y ago
I'm just a user and I'm pretty happy with Migadu as well. I only contacted them once, and got a reply within a few hours. And a real reply, with technical details, written by someone who obviously understood the question very we
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by Schnouki 13y ago
I think this is a better test: $ openssl enc --help 2>&1 | grep gcm -aes-128-ecb -aes-128-gcm -aes-128-ofb -aes-192-ecb -aes-192-gcm -aes-192-ofb -ae