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by dnzm 1y ago
Using a phone is simpler if all you have on you is your phone, which was my use case when my bank hadn't offloaded their wallet app to gpay. That, and having the phone already in hand for customer/loyalty cards. So yes, it's
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by dnzm 2y ago
Keep an eye on [Asahi Linux]( https://asahilinux.org/ ), then. A cursory glance shows Me support not being complete yet, but I assume it will be in time (and the missing stuff may or may not be a show stopper for you ).
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by dnzm 2y ago
"Swipe right" doesn't do anything for me (Fennec on Android).
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by dnzm 3y ago
I've been running it on my NAS-slash-homeserver for... 5 or 6 years now, I think. Root on a single SSD, data on a few HDDs in RAID1. It's been great so far. My desktops are all btrfs too, and the integration between OpenSUSE'
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by dnzm 3y ago
Not sure about "all", but apart from that article being more pissy than strictly necessary, RAID1 can now, in fact survive losing ore than one disk. That is, provided you use RAID1C3 or C4 (which keeps 3 or 4 copies, rather than t
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by dnzm 4y ago
This used to be my go-to Flexbox reference, but Josh' guide supplanted it.
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by dnzm 4y ago
For a static site, you could use a stand-alone server like webmentiond[1]. Seems like that'd integrate similarly to what you're running now, but under your own control. There's also webmention.io[2] if you really don't w
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by dnzm 4y ago
The entire problem would be solved, mostly, if more sites would support and use webmentions by default. That way we don't need centralized hubs, we don't need to have a gazillion sites polling HN/Reddit/etc either. Just
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by dnzm 4y ago
To be fair, a DE does quote a bit more than just "showing wallpaper and few windows". If that's your only use, switch to something like Window Maker or maybe something even more sparse.
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by dnzm 4y ago
If it works for you, why would you be doing it wrong?
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by dnzm 4y ago
How is this different from just using different DNS settings on your OS?
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by dnzm 5y ago
Nice writeup, and at the core not too different from what I'm doing myself (albeit with the server at home, not colo'd, and the specs are far more modest). The only thing I'd change in your workflow, perhaps, is switching fro
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by dnzm 5y ago
Or, if that is not sufficient, one of the increasing number of ethical and/or self-hosted services, like Plausible? There is no need whatsoever to ship this kind of data to an outside party.
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by dnzm 5y ago
In this case it's certainly going to cost them some revenue, not to mention the EU might slap them with a nice GDPR fine for leaking PII.
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by dnzm 5y ago
Being open and making clear that you understood you goofed would be total opposite of the Streisand effect - where you'd try to _silence_ discourse with the unintended effect of amplifying it. Right now, the issue is being downplayed,
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by dnzm 6y ago
I believe Discourse was planning things but decided to scrap them. The person behind PixelFed (a federated Instagram-like platform) hinted at a [forum platform]( https://mastodon.social/@dansup/105425592966902917 ), but
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by dnzm 6y ago
To be fair, AdGuard Home is an open source project under GPL, so there's that.
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by dnzm 8y ago
To be fair, it is possible to download the drivers without the experience bullshit.
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by dnzm 8y ago
On the company's copier, of course. You don't want to have to pay for something like that yourself, like some pleb, do you?
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by dnzm 8y ago
Frankly, I wouldn't be surprised if it actually _was_ a ton.
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by dnzm 8y ago
This is not so much a ux problem as an "marketeers gonna marketeer" problem. It happened before with blog comments, it happens now with "social" media, it'll happen with whatever comes next. If it's remotely ex
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by dnzm 8y ago
> I really don't understand those artists and writers you mention. Why on earth would they not use their own platform to present their content? Ease of use. Plenty of folks don't have the skills to set things up and keep them h
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by dnzm 8y ago
After peeking at that BP My Home Plugin - wouldn't your use case also be covered by Nextcloud with a sprinkling of apps? There's a very capable RSS reader available, notes apps, calendar with CalDAV support, address book with CarD
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by dnzm 8y ago
But then by RSS, which makes it a web thing, which sure sounds like a blog.
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by dnzm 8y ago
Which, to the general public, doesn't matter one iota. Luckily, there's other platforms that, apart from giving you more options wrt your database backend, embrace newer PHP practices and versions a whole lot quicker.
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by dnzm 8y ago
I wonder how much of a difference that would make - after the gdpr is effective, if I ask them to, they'll have to delete their data on me, regardless of whether I have or had an active account in the then-past.
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by dnzm 9y ago
> No other security agents in the world require you to take off your shoes, or do anything more than a standard leg pat down False. At least when flying from Schiphol (Amsterdam) you'll be taking off your shoes and you'll go th
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by dnzm 9y ago
As for Alfred replacement... How about [Albert]( https://github.com/albertlauncher/albert )?
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by dnzm 9y ago
Could it be that this semi just isn't meant for those in-city hauls, but more for the longer-range highway hauls?
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by dnzm 9y ago
The latter.

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