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stiray
11d ago
Found this and never looked anywhere after: https://github.com/opencloud-eu/opencloud golang.
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stiray
21d ago
If someone needs it, https://github.com/Fuzzy-and-Fluffy/windows-keyboard-for-mac (to replies, yes, i understand that macos keyboard shortcuts might objectively be better, but if you are using multiple computers and ma
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21d ago
I hope they will support M4 soon, I cant stand macos and its desire to be different than everything else by custom keyboard shortcuts etc. After 2 years of usage, I still have issues with basic actions like copy paste. edit: omg, writing t
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1mo ago
Just to clarify bluetooth situation: https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/release-notes-pispala-5-1-0-1... /* The AppSupport Bluetooth Bridge shares the phone’s Bluetooth controller between Sailfish OS and AppSupport. I
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1mo ago
I bought Jolla Phone 2026. Was thinking about Pixel 10 and another round of GrapheneOS, but changed my mind. Was using Sailfish OS on Sonys phone but drove me nuts for two reasons: - had to reverse banking up to kick out the checks each tim
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2mo ago
I would like to present DX team another metric. It is called "not wanting to work in a company that is insulting me with measures like metrics, spying on screens, squeezing every drop of sweat and exploiting its workers for already hug
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3mo ago
I am using MacBook Pro M4 with 64GB of RAM and I have it on direct path of air conditioning airflow, 40ish cm from the device, while running LM Studio opened to network. No noise, not hot to the touch. Using linux for actual work on my work
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3mo ago
Was preparing a rant about CAD solutions being free as long as people didnt get hooked and then closed behind paywall with ever increasing price. Then I see that I can self host it. This is interesting novelty. But there were so many bad ap
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3mo ago
OOOOOH! IOCCC is back! All my love <3 <3 <3 to organizers, thank you for continuing the IOCCC context, please never go away again!
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4mo ago
If only author would understand, that some people want single, self sustained binary that doesnt take half of computer memory and would rather write it in rust or golang.
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4mo ago
Had a laugh. Interesting perspective...
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Immigrants taking your jobs? [short video]
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4mo ago
The game was changed so now you can use Q, W, E for battle, much, much better. Meanwhile some things just dont let me sleep... it was more fun while decompiling games and trying to understand a logic in good ol' times... (function() {
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4mo ago
Interesting game, but the battle is absolutely ruining it. Opened everything possible, I still have 3 locks to open, battle at 2001 (level 6), the attacker movement is just too fast to be able to react. Would be probably doable by keyboard
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4mo ago
Amazon is bad at their blocking of accounts. They blocked mine for no reason (want me to call some USA phone number which I wont) a few years back and I was writing down everything that I would buy at their store, but I bought it elsewhere.
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4mo ago
It actually depends on evilness of the company. Elsevier is just less evil that Zuckerberg and Meta, while publishers are even less problematic. I dont think there is anything funny in that. Or anything to defend on Meta. If they go out of
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8mo ago
Not Public Domain, TD - Taxpayers Domain. :)
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9mo ago
All those discussions are making it harder than it need to be. I have ONE static external IPv4 for my network. I can handle everything I want with it. And block everything I dont want my network to be. So I just disable IPv6 on router (Mikr
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10mo ago
Sure, I am not complaining about that. Again, Sailfish OS is great (!!!!!), no doubt about it. Unfortunately, I need a daily driver instead of carrying 2 phones with me. Once Jolla will understand that, I am prepared to get back. Until they
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10mo ago
I am on Graphene OS now and they will really need to think of something revolutionary to get me back. No, nice GUI is not enough for all the years I have lost, desperately trying to adapt. Now, think of the normal, everyday user, not prepa
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10mo ago
They can support passtrough for bluetooth and NFC. It is not something they need to invent themself. I cant emphasize enought how this feature is of most importance for my daily life. At 48, I am using either the bicycle or public transport
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10mo ago
Support for vital features needed for normal life is a must. And all available resources should be put into it as it is making their OS viable for usage. No android application support, no users. I have struggled for 2 years. Most users won
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10mo ago
This is nonsense. They cant force vendors to support them, so the only viable strategy is to support the vendors. And they can, but they decided not to.
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10mo ago
I wouldnt recommend it. TLDR: while the OS is great (really GREAT), the real-world compatibility is not. I had Sailfish OS for a daily driver for two years, and OS is great (let me say that again, Sailfish IS GREAT!), but there are "th
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10mo ago
On the other side, docker is just installation system, so why even care.
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10mo ago
Good job to the authors. I have been waiting for something like that for years. I just dislike the scripted languages as they are a mess to handle while docker is a resource waste, not to mention golang single statically compiled binary and
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1y ago
It actually was, but no one bothered with plane model until they were in the air, but fair point, should mentioned it. (I would love to explain more, but deliberately type of error and company name were omitted, anyway it is fixed for a dec
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1y ago
Are you sure, that the code works correctly? ;) Now, imagine, what you would do, if you never learned to read the code. As you were always using only AI. Anyway, coding is much simpler and easier than reading someone else's code. And
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1y ago
I completely agree with author on LLMs. I consider AI as stock inflating noise, like nosql databases (...) were. The nosql ended, after all the hype, as sometimes usable. I am typically buying ebooks. When I read it and figure out that eboo
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1y ago
Sure you are not interested in my complaints and I am not interested in arguing with another fanboy (there is wealth of knowledge on the internet and I am sure you are able to google a bit - but then there is no arguing with me, so no point
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