citruspi

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by citruspi 11mo ago
> You pay tax direct as us residents, or as tariff if you are in rest of world. Tariffs on goods coming into the US are paid by US residents. (Just had to pay customs to clear a shipment from the UK - I had to pay the tariffs, not the se
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by citruspi 11mo ago
OmniFocus also supports WebDAV for folks that prefer to self-host - https://support.omnigroup.com/documentation/omnifocus/univer...
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by citruspi 11mo ago
TIL about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bear-baiting as well Apparently still practiced (although illegal) in Pakistan and was occurring in the United States as recently as last decade https://en.wikipedia.o
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by citruspi 2y ago
> Things are moving ridiculously fast for government to the point I suspect there was alot of desire to get rid of all this stuff before, but people were unable to do so. Assuming "was alot of desire" is meant as "widespre
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by citruspi 2y ago
> Sega might claim that they have only licensed them and you don't own them; a court might disagree, given the big "buy" button and the consideration paid for them. I'd really like to believe that is the case, but I t
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by citruspi 4y ago
> 1Password 8 requires iOS 15, so the updates that you're paying for as part of your subscription model require that you pay for a new phone to get them. That assumes that iOS 15 requires a new phone... which isn't the case. Ap
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by citruspi 6y ago
A little surprised no one has mentioned OmniGroup's [0] applications. Some of their applications (e.g. OmniFocus) support syncing online via an Omni account, but also offer support for syncing to a custom WebDAV server[1]. I run my own
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by citruspi 6y ago
> Did you notice that we wrote a detailed documentation page about how to report those metrics to any service of your choice? Perhaps you should link that on the Analytics[0] page instead of directing users to contact the sales team for
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by citruspi 6y ago
> I've been generally happy with Time Machine's stability, but this is getting me a little worried. For the longest time, I backed up my MacBooks with Time Machine to a NAS. Seemed to work fine - Time Machine was successful and
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by citruspi 6y ago
> It would be great if we stop adding features now... I wish there was a Postgres branch that took previous version and then just applied optimizations and bugfixes. No more. To be fair, quoting from the article: > There are no big ne
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by citruspi 6y ago
> Every submission and comment must teach everyone something, expand views, ideas and contribute to society in some way. I don't think you telling how much trash you're picking is contributing to society. I don't know abou
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by citruspi 6y ago
> I don't think talking about how much trash you pick is any interest of us That's rather presumptuous, it is of interest to me. And considering the previous post from last year received 100+ upvotes and 100+ comments, I think
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by citruspi 6y ago
Sure, but I wasn't suggesting that Webkit is an original work of art - the discussion wasn't about the history of rendering engines and browsers - it was about which companies _today_ are willing to maintain their own rendering en
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by citruspi 6y ago
> they will slowly stop bothering and start cartelizing around Chromium, one way or another, because no corp except for Mozilla solely depends on their browser I'd say Apple falls into that category (although they don't solely
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by citruspi 6y ago
> Even the largest companies in the world decided it wasn’t worth it. MSFT has a 1.4T market cap, To be fair, Apple has (or had on the 10th of June) a market cap of 1.5T and they maintain Safari and Webkit (which GOOG forked to create Bl
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by citruspi 6y ago
Yeah, I think you misread the original comment. The "average" apple contains nearly 10g of sugar[0]. [0]: https://fdc.nal.usda.gov/fdc-app.html#/food-details/171688/n...
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by citruspi 6y ago
> He has built a $150 billion company from the ground up That's a bit of a stretch. The company was founded by other folks (Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning) in 2003, he invested in 2004, joined the board of directors, ousted th
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by citruspi 6y ago
> If it fails it raises an Exception... If your server is down, my application would crash too So first off, let me just say that I completely agree. If this were the case, that'd be fucking atrocious and would definitely be a block
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by citruspi 6y ago
bat and exa also have ~19,100 and ~9,300 stars, respectively, on GitHub and (presumably) even more actual users - unless your project is that popular, I honestly wouldn't worry about it. If your project does get that far, it'll st
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by citruspi 6y ago
TL;DR Just publish it on crates.io and call it a day. > What I'm most familiar with when it comes to publishing CLI tools is NPM. However, since Rust requires a build step I don't really feel like crates.io is set up for that o
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by citruspi 6y ago
> according to LTN, which cited news from a Chinese gaming forum. Yeah... their sources aren't exactly ideal.
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by citruspi 7y ago
That's one of two reasons that I don't mind purchasing on the App Store - the other is licensing. On the App Store, each app I purchase is licensed for 5 macOS devices and I can unlicense a device/reset the count at any time
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by citruspi 7y ago
> I found it odd he turned books upside down to remember he read them. Unless you have another source, I think you've misread the article. From the article: > ...Kim was able to memorize things from the age of 16–20 months. He re
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by citruspi 7y ago
https://pastebin.com/jvqcradG
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by citruspi 7y ago
They mentioned it was a regular expression in the original post[0] on the day of the incident, that part isn't news (discussion here[1]). [0]: https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-outage/ [1]: https:/&#x2F
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by citruspi 7y ago
> Yet letting Uber's bag holders dump their stock on the public was ethically correct? No one dumped their stock on the public. They offered to sell it and someone offered to purchase it. (Granted, "the public" has some ow
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by citruspi 7y ago
> As usual, Apple pushes NIH, instead of supporting DASH which is the common standard. I mean... HLS predates DASH. It would've been hard for them to support a common standard which didn't even exist at the time. Initial releas
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by citruspi 7y ago
> My water resistant series 3 apple watch screen died after swimming in a pool the next day to give a personal example. That's... surprising. To be clear, I'm not saying I don't believe you. But I'm definitely surpris
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by citruspi 7y ago
> Are you talking about Samsung Fold? Because they didn't sold not even 1 of that. Eh, true - but only because the test units sent out to media outlets and tech journalists started breaking[0]. > You should be careful what you wi
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by citruspi 7y ago
> When it comes to on-prem or self-hosted software I actually prefer running a monolithic application that worst-case I can just bounce or reboot the server. So why not just skip the helm chart and install the omnibus package on a dedica

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