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gary-kim
4y ago
You can enable tab complete for Git including for branch names. I don't know how I would live without that. I tend to make rather verbose branch names and typing it all out stuff like push would take forever. Though, you have a much mo
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gary-kim
4y ago
To add onto this, I have been using Libreoffice Online or Collabora Online for the last 4 years or so. I used to compile LOOL myself but eventually I just switched over to using the Collabora Online Development Edition that Collabora releas
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gary-kim
5y ago
Element's primary paid service is Element Matrix Services [1] which is exactly for that. They run a Matrix server for you, optionally on a domain that you provide. [1]: https://ems.element.io/
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gary-kim
5y ago
A change in your repo does not need to result in an import path change if you set up vanity URLs for your import path. For instance, all my go libraries use the import path of gomod.garykim.dev even though the repos are actually hosted on G
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gary-kim
5y ago
This is likely the one they are referring to: https://github.com/tulir/mautrix-signal/ I use it myself and it has been working perfectly for me since I switched to it.
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gary-kim
6y ago
I've been running a Matrix server for a half a year and I have not run into any problems. The main thing that surprised me was how much database space Synapse took on my server but that was an easy enough issue to deal with. That may a
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6y ago
Having to login every time is definitely a bug. You may want to make an issue for it at https://github.com/vector-im/element-web/issues .
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6y ago
Set the retention policy setting on your homeserver (I'm assuming you're using Synapse): https://github.com/matrix-org/synapse/blob/bce0c91d9a89097c9... I also have mine set up though without a defa
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6y ago
DCOs don't give copyright ownership to anyone else or even any more rights to anyone else. It is simply a declaration that you have the permission to license the code you wrote under the license you're giving it for. This article
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6y ago
I'm using a .dev domain name as my primary email address and in the last few years of using it, I have only run into one website that did not support it properly. I ended up using my .com email alias for that website.
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Gitea 1.13.0 Released
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6y ago
Adding on to this, I personally have improved versions of open source software projects that I just forked for personal use because pushing the improvements upstream would mean having to sign a CLA which is something I am completely unwilli
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SAS PES Has a New Maintainer
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6y ago
It is important to consider, though, that the reason flying is extremely safe is because we do freak out about everything that goes wrong in aviation. Commercial aviation is one industry in which there is a strong correlation between safety
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6y ago
I lived in Singapore and while I was there, I used MyRepublic's mobile plans. The plan I was using was $24(SGD) a month for 17G. Rarely had connectivity issues though for the most part, I stayed in the more populated areas so I may not
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6y ago
Better idea: CAT IIIA Autoland, don't even need an analog input. For real though, the landing is where you need the most precise control over both your control surfaces and throttle for a good landing.
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6y ago
> Main guy commiting 600k lines and the second most committed guy 450 lines. > So yeah, it wouldn't take him a whole lot of time if he really wanted to change the license by removing all the others' commits and rewriting it
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6y ago
At least for me, the fact that it is purely licensed under the AGPL and that the copyright is owned by multiple people makes me far more comfortable with using it. It's a guarantee that the project will remain open source so I don'
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6y ago
This is actually the situation I'm in. Google Play Services are disabled on my device so I cannot use any YouTube premium features anyways. If there was a way to pay for YouTube premium and make the money go to the creators I watch whi
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6y ago
I believe the F-Droid version is currently one patch behind. You can actually add https://archive.newpipe.net/fdroid/repo in F-Droid as a repository and you'll get the updates for NewPipe a lot faster. I actually
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I'm a Gitea maintainer and I still do most things on GitHub rather than my self-hosted Gitea instance because a lot of open source projects as well as the people willing to help with them are there. Overall, your project tends to get m
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Collabora Online is Collabora's branded version of LibreOffice Online. They also have a version they call Collabora Online Development Edition that you can find here for personal use: https://www.collaboraoffice.com/cod
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6y ago
I remember learning about Kubernetes for the first time. Thought it sounded cool so I started looking into how to make my own cluster. I think every other tutorial was like: "next, go to CLOUD_PROVIDER and sign up for an account to mak
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I'm using CState for my status page [1] which gets built from a public git repo on GitHub by CI and pushed. It's been a nice way to let the players on the Minecraft server I maintain know when migrations/upgrades are planned
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6y ago
Some of the issues seems to be because some of these students transferred the HEIC file to their computers then tried to upload them by changing the extension of the file.
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6y ago
With regards to VS Code, there is some, although I'd say not much, lock-in into specifically the Visual Studio Code version of VS Code. Namely, many of the Microsoft extensions only working on the proprietary Visual Studio Code and not
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6y ago
There are defiantly benefits from having the source code when it comes to being able to verify that the implementation does in fact match the specification. Sure, reverse engineering the binary would be possible but far more difficult. Read
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6y ago
There's actually an issue[1] open for implementing Cryptomator encryption support in Rclone. I use Rclone on my Android device through Termux[2] which works pretty well. Termux includes Rclone in its repo[3]. I just set it up to `serve
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6y ago
I'm an occasional contributor for Rclone. Rclone holds a special place for me as the first open source project that I got seriously involved in and made me far more comfortable with working in open source. Rclone is now very prevalent
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6y ago
I use it with Zoom as well and haven't had a problem with it. I haven't tried using pure ffmpeg to output to the dummy device though.
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