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Booklore self-hosted digital library with kobosync(github.com)
3 points by giamma 19d ago|1 comments
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by giamma 21d ago
Possible alternative? https://twitterwebviewer.com/
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by giamma 21d ago
Possible alternative? https://twitterwebviewer.com/
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X sends in the lawyers to shut down open source project(theregister.com)
89 points by giamma 21d ago|28 comments
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by giamma 21d ago
https://www.theregister.com/legal/2026/08/26/nitter-no-more-...
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by giamma 21d ago
https://unwall.app/www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-08-2...
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by giamma 29d ago
I live in Italy, Amazon opened its Italian branch about 15 years ago. Initially it had a smaller catalog of products, with products sold almost entirely by Amazon. They were delivering packages in 3 days and the price was almost always much
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by giamma 2mo ago
It depends what you do with such bikes. My son at 5 y.o. rode green trails in a bike park with a woom bike (not a balance bike), and I have seen other dads bring kids with balance bikes to bike parks. If that is your objective you are ok to
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by giamma 2mo ago
I agree, my sons learned cycling on woom bikes. They were the only brand in Europe that offered brake levers for small hands and crank arms with appropriate length.
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by giamma 2mo ago
This is a balance bike meant to attract the dads who are fans of the brand rather than a balance bike meant to be good for kids. First the handlebar is too large for small hands and comes with no grips, second the top tube is too wide to be
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by giamma 2mo ago
As a Firefox user, I make extensive usage of the location bar and the fact that Firefox allows you to search in history, bookmarks etc. etc. It's so convenient to me, that I rarely use bookmarks. I keep a large history, and Firefox wil
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by giamma 2mo ago
Cool video but it forgot to pack underwear in the bag!
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by giamma 2mo ago
I watched it on mute and was still satisfying, so I guess it's not the music.
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by giamma 2mo ago
Kind of, for example I play games with motion blur activated, but my son switches it off.
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by giamma 2mo ago
It's always entertaining for me to realize that there are people who find very annoying things that I don't even notice.
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by giamma 2mo ago
I think that there are several points in the article. 1. Bun had quality issues. The quality issues were known to the Zig maintainers because Bun was one of the most popular and biggest projects using Zig so they were closely monitoring it.
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Zig creator calls Bun's Claude Rust rewrite 'unreviewed slop'(theregister.com)
1 points by giamma 2mo ago|5 comments
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A2A Protocol(a2a-protocol.org)
2 points by giamma 2mo ago|0 comments
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High-performance code intelligence MCP server(github.com)
3 points by giamma 3mo ago|2 comments
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by giamma 3mo ago
The investigation is about interoperability of Apple’s operating systems iOS and iPadOS with alternative consumer clouds
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Italian Competition Authority launches investigation into Apple(en.agcm.it)
2 points by giamma 3mo ago|1 comments
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by giamma 4mo ago
I was a point of two local bbses, my setup was Binkley Term as mailer, GoldEd as editor, plus a third tool, the tosser, whose name I cannot remember now. Everything running on OS/2 Warp.
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by giamma 4mo ago
No mention of GeOS! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GEOS_(8-bit_operating_system) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_Softworks
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by giamma 6mo ago
Markdown is widely used but I agree that it's a mess, there are so many dialects.. A similar but better markup is ASCIIDOC; it's formally defined and comes with a Technology Compatiblity Kit (TCK) that can be used to certify the c
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Ray: The Free AI media player app that generates and translates subtitles(github.com)
3 points by giamma 6mo ago|0 comments
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by giamma 7mo ago
Imagine asking to your favorite LLM the following: "get the document attached to the most recent email from Joe and then upload it into my document management system in a new folder within archive 'Important', make sure to na
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by giamma 7mo ago
So even simple apps that are just code usage monitors are banned?
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by giamma 8mo ago
This reminds me the old days of Windows 95 when I found a software to burn CDs that had a trial version which was limited to 150MB of data or so. If you tried to create a CD bigger than that it would refuse to burn and it would instead open
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by giamma 8mo ago
It used to be like that, computer had limited resources and desktop environments were light. Then at some point RAM became less and less of an issue, and everything started to get bigger and less efficient. Coyuld anyone summarize why a des
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by giamma 8mo ago
Is the intention of the author to use the number of years bugs stay "hidden" as a metric of the quality of the kernel codebase or of the performance of the maintainers? I am asking because at some point the articles says "We

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