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Show HN: mkwebpage, easily convert your Markdown documentation to webpages
(codeberg.org)
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peppermint_tea
3y ago
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peppermint_tea
3y ago
I disagree but only in part. > I agree with you that having a service 100% free with 0 compromise is not possible, well, it is possible but someone is paying somewhere (see below) > I disagree that the European union is throwing rules
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peppermint_tea
3y ago
I found the latest powerpoint in my emails instead of the sharepoint, can confirm, borderline criminal.
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
I do.
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
an example that comes to mind : find me in the RFC where it is stated that blocking residential ips is ok. (google does this, so not compliant to original standard) I would also add (but this is not email per se) : no adoption for GPG/
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
thanks, started using vim full time and I had no idea about # or * was always searching with / and "n"
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
I understand why they exist, but they should be opt-in in my opinion. example #1 : a teenager starting his first job should not have his data shared by default (it is useless for him and increase(I think) the risk that his identity gets sto
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
Stop thinking about starting and start. (from your other comments, you don't look exhausted)
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
I just switched to this setup now... Before, I was using kate (which is very nice) but I switched exactly for the reason you've mentioned. terminal and editor in the same place.
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
on linux, kde/kate is pretty good... I switched back to full tmux+vim lately to get even better with vim, but I find that kate is the perfect mix between an ide and a terminal based editor. makes me think of notepad++ with a few extra
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
I am unsure... looking at pictures of iran in 1970 and they look quite happy being progressive back then. I could easily believe that people want to get back to to a similar lifestyle. also see the movies : "my teheran for sale" a
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
just spun 2 cx21 servers with hetzner (20TB bandwidth + 1€ per extra TB) thanks!
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
yes, I will change provider... paying for egress data on something that is meant for outbound connections is a bad idea...
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
thanks... I revised the simulator, and indeed, I could have racked a serious bill 1-4k
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
I spun a c3.large for the cause and email the person. any gotchas I should worry about? (the aws calculator gives me 76.65$ USD / month) I want to help but I am by no mean rich... don't want a crazy AWS bill...
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
just installed it in lxc without docker... works like a charm.
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
sorry to hear that. do you think ageism have something to do with it or no? (generalist in my early 40's here similar skillset sprinkled with cloud stuff)
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
Seconded. People go to the TOS, arguing about what constitute hosting etc. I don't believe in cloudflare principles either. Seems like they only grew "responsible" when it attracted negative public attention in the last days&
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
what I was saying is, let's hop on a vpn and put a bit of humanity in their venom
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
wow, so many comments that leads nowhere (law/technical/etc)... what about a counterprotest? Like bigots voicing their opinions on a street corner would attract. I assume everyone here have a VPN... would be fun to post some trans
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
I know every comments on HN should bring something to the discussion, but there is nothing to add here. 100% agree, US should have been sanctioned for the invasion of Iraq (and much more).
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
grade on explaning the code and not the code itself? Someone who can explain some code understood it (or memorized the explanations) from an academic point of view, it is not that bad. even for the people in the "memorized" catego
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
this topic came up a few times on hacker news I will add this link here https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/medical-assi...
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
If I read this right : step 1 : create an actor ; let's say ACTOR1 step 2 : create multiple actors (bots etc) let's say ACTOR[A-Z] to raise the reputation of ACTOR1 step 3 : use all the Rating Token Balance (R) of ACTOR[A-Z] to gi
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
shameless plug, I made an ipcalc6 in rust that does it (with colors) https://github.com/ba9f11ecc3497d9993b933fdc2bd61e5/ipcalc6 user@box:~/Documents/code/rust/ipcalc6$ cargo run 2600:1ff2:4000::&#x
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
a few more examples on ssh tunnels : https://cloudbase.200013.net/doc/linux/ssh/ssh_tunelling.htm...
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
more specifically : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equalization_payments_in_Canad...
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
For the roads, I know it is totally on our own. This is why I put it in the "global" section... As soon as you get in Ontario, roads gets better. Healthcare was also in the global section. I know about péréquation and that Québec
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
Being a Québecois, I am divided on this issue. To heavily summarize : Pro : - Only one level of corruption instead of two to keep in check. - A (sometime too zealous) protection of the language. Against : - Less international political weig
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peppermint_tea
4y ago
give wsl2 a shot... I use it for most of my work on windows... (that + windows terminal)
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