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by docsaintly 3mo ago
I also just moved from Linux Mint to Cachy and haven't had to use a single AUR package (yet). I use some relatively obscure programs too.
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by docsaintly 3mo ago
I was nervous about this too - but it's "just" the AUR. That means it's only unofficial packages, which we should always take great care when installing anyway.
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by docsaintly 10mo ago
GitLab. There's also the option of self hosting it on a cheap server if you don't like cloud services.
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by docsaintly 11mo ago
Python venv's is the #1 reason I've avoided working with it more. It used to be #2 behind strong typing, but now that Linux OSes' take up the default python install and block it from being used for quick scripts, it jumped to
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by docsaintly 1y ago
For people who want an easier approach, both NethServer and Cloudron have this packaged as an app for people who self host. The Cloudron one is not official yet and is a community developed one.
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by docsaintly 1y ago
Would the author (or most people) have read the documentation before doing this action? I doubt it.
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by docsaintly 1y ago
Self promotion, and seems somewhat fake? The front page of their websites has user testimonials from 2026.
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by docsaintly 1y ago
This series will really make you examine social hierarchies, including the ones that exist today. They are no accident.
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by docsaintly 1y ago
Thanks. That is indeed massive.
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by docsaintly 1y ago
I would agree with "should be obvious" if this was a sports news website :D. Sorry, sometimes us nerds need more context or a title will seem misleading / clickbait-y.
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by docsaintly 1y ago
The article sure could use a picture. Edit: now that I realize from the article its 16" circumference it's less surprising, and I can imagine what it would look like. The title should mention it is circumference.
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by docsaintly 1y ago
I get the draw, and it's amusing, and it works; but I come here for tech topics - not clickbait. It's always nice to see the -1's to remind me that I'm barely a fit for this site! :D
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by docsaintly 1y ago
I wish fewer sites would resort to 4 letter words in their titles to grab attention. These days, a title like this makes me assume the product itself is not interesting enough for me to look at.
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by docsaintly 1y ago
I think using example.com is a bit of a trick question. It is known as an example domain which is invalid for all purposes, except of course for serving as an example. :) https://www.iana.org/help/example-domains
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by docsaintly 1y ago
I have recently become quite fascinated with how much of what we use daily relies on the laws of physics always working the exact same way. This is a wonderful example of that.
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by docsaintly 1y ago
I looked into Sandstorm when I moved away from NethServer; I'm a strong believer in self-hosting. Sandstorm was too haphazard with apps and security of apps didn't seem to be their highest priority. I went with Cloudron, it's
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by docsaintly 1y ago
It also points out that the requirement (or belief one exists) to have "clean" blood causes would-be donors to avoid drugs, which also has a benefit. I'm guessing less drugs consumed means better health, better choices, and m
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by docsaintly 1y ago
We are talking about binary computers here, there is no such thing as a "fuzzy" input or a "fuzzy" output. The fact is that these MCPs are allowed to bypass all existing and well-functioning security barriers, and we cro
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by docsaintly 1y ago
I think they meant: 窃钩者诛，窃国者侯 qiègōuzhě zhū, qièguózhě hóu He who steals a belt buckle pays with his life; he who steals a state gets to be a feudal lord. Yes, it is a Chinese idiom.
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by docsaintly 2y ago
Another vote for Linux Mint. It's very easy to use and has a good blend of recent software and stability. As long as you don't pick a brand new CPU/chipset the hardware support is nearly flawless as long as the laptop isn&#x2
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by docsaintly 5y ago
So instead of contributing time and resources to awesome open source alternatives that already exist, we have yet another competing offering. Awesome.
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by docsaintly 6y ago
I recommend NethServer or YunoHost which can install nextcloud as a module, along with many other services, and can be easily updated with security patches. Freedombox may become a contender some day too. Its one thing to set it up, and it&
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by docsaintly 6y ago
I assumed for years that I was average and it led to endless frustration: If I'm average, then it means most people should be able to do what I do. So if they don't then it means they are lazy. I agree with the other comments here
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by docsaintly 6y ago
I do as well. Which is why I was sad to see mostly comments supporting the new chip without backing it up with more meaningful benchmarks, or being surprised that Apple would put out benchmarks that are half truths in order to sell a produc
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by docsaintly 6y ago
Mastodon is good, as suggested by others, but I also use XMPP (jabber) for real-time chat, sending pictures, files, video. You can easily host your own instance of both of these with YunoHost.
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by docsaintly 6y ago
Why is everyone surprised by this? Fudging numbers, stealing credit, and blatantly lying is what Apple has always done. Of course they put a beautiful marketing layer on top of it all so its slightly less obvious.
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A Garden Without Walls – SMS on XMPP (Jabber)
3 points by docsaintly 6y ago|2 comments