fishgoesblub

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by fishgoesblub 5d ago
Lovely to see, this was my main gripe the last I saw it. Also great to see it under the GPLv3, and not some crap like MIT.
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False DMCA claim issued to BleachBit(bleachbit.org)
3 points by fishgoesblub 7d ago|0 comments
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by fishgoesblub 10d ago
> Unused RAM is wasted RAM A terrible phrase constantly used in defense of bloated, wasteful programs using gobs of memory to achieve nothing.
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by fishgoesblub 11d ago
Sadly posts from one of their employees, Lucas, are auto-dead and don't get seen which is sad given their effort and quality.
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by fishgoesblub 16d ago
Spotify used to use Qt for its desktop client. Good times.
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by fishgoesblub 21d ago
It's always interesting to see companies spend time, money, and make a big deal (websites even, apparently) solely for a Sans Serif font. One that, at least on my system, is blocked by uBlock Origin and gets converted into Noto Sans (w
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by fishgoesblub 23d ago
What makes you think that? I haven't experienced, or heard of people having frequent crashes. Me and my family also use it to communicate to each other with no issues regarding the UI.
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by fishgoesblub 23d ago
I love XMPP and am hopeful for its future with what the teams behind Movim[0], and Fluux[1] are doing. It was a tremendous shame that Matrix didn't improve upon XMPP and instead did their own thing. I continuously wonder what would the
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by fishgoesblub 24d ago
Every time an individual blanket labels the entirety of Cryptocurrency as a "Ponzi Scheme" just reveals their lack of knowledge. Plenty of them are, and plenty of them aren't in the fact that they aren't scams, or don&#x
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by fishgoesblub 25d ago
It does if you actually want to understand what the slop-bot is doing.
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by fishgoesblub 1mo ago
With those two names it makes more since that I haven't seen anything regarding their use. Not exactly Joe Schmoe LLC as customers.
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by fishgoesblub 1mo ago
I've seen posts about Oxide for years now, but do they actually ship hardware? I've never seen images, or posts about companies with their new Oxide Thingamajig™
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by fishgoesblub 2mo ago
> Shitty is moving from the imported GPL baseline to an MIT-only codebase. It does not intend to retain the GPL as the final project license. An interesting, and disappointing choice. Shitty, one may say.
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by fishgoesblub 2mo ago
Did it ever occur to you that perhaps people didn't appreciate such a dismissive, and aggressive attitude?
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by fishgoesblub 2mo ago
I'm not seeing any mention of this being FOSS, is this closed-sourced? If so, that should be mentioned in every single comparison page between editors. edit: It is mentioned in the Neovim, and Emacs pages. Not the VSCode, or Zed pages.
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by fishgoesblub 2mo ago
Interesting, a better way of doing versioning would be nice. The tool I use requires a git repo setup with at least 1 commit, annoying for brand new projects. I'll be eagerly waiting to see it eventually.
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by fishgoesblub 2mo ago
Bit surprised, and disappointed to not see dynamic field support for the uv build backend in this update. Need it for dynamically getting the version from Git. Is there anything blocking it, or is it just not important enough?
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by fishgoesblub 2mo ago
Yet another Discord alternative whose effort could've been put into an XMPP client.
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by fishgoesblub 2mo ago
Mine wasn't. I lost my main account as I couldn't verify I owned it given it was bought on a whim years ago through a giftcard, and they didn't have many recovery methods for those users. Then they permanently deleted the acc
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by fishgoesblub 2mo ago
Valkey is going strong still. So is Jellyfin, and Gitea/Forgejo.
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by fishgoesblub 2mo ago
> Cryptocurrency doesn’t have a lot of use cases outside of money laundering, avoiding sanctions and stealing money through rug pulls. Very similar things can be said about VPNs. Seeing only the bad to justify banning an entire category
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by fishgoesblub 2mo ago
Makes me wonder if all non memory safe code will be on the chopping block in the next 5 years. Will they find it morally justifiable to "protect" people from evil unsafe languages?
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by fishgoesblub 2mo ago
Let this be a reminder to never trust any service be it one ran by a billion dollar company, to one ran by volunteers. You will be eventually screwed over. Make backup plans, and self-host whatever you can so nothing can be taken from you.
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by fishgoesblub 2mo ago
Most were powerlimited to a degree to get the most hash/watt out of them.
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by fishgoesblub 2mo ago
Why this instead of the opensource, well used, and trusted BTCPay that you can self-host and has 0% fees?
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by fishgoesblub 2mo ago
OpenComputers II is even crazier as it uses a RISC-V emulator to run a real Linux image.
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by fishgoesblub 2mo ago
It's amazing how great the 10 series was. The 1060, a budget card, had the same amount of VRAM as the previous generations top tier card (6GB) with the 1080Ti having 11GB ! the 5060 for example has only 8GB, the same as the GTX 1070 a
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by fishgoesblub 2mo ago
> Supposedly from someone stepping on it in the cleanroom I would be too embarrassed to return to work if I did that.
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by fishgoesblub 2mo ago
Are these performance improvements just for transpiling the Typescript to JS, or actually running programs written in Typescript?
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by fishgoesblub 3mo ago
I've been using SearXNG for a few years now, however I've been trying out Degoog as a SearXNG alternative since I've had issues with engines constantly failing or being slow since day 1 of using SearXNG, but Degoog has worse

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