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urineaut
1mo ago
Depending on where you live there is Transitous: https://transitous.org/ It's a FOSS public transport routing engine. In the options you can select what type and how much time you want to spend on the first and last &q
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urineaut
4mo ago
A pretty nice use case I have for socket activation is for isolating containers or applications from the host network. The great thing about socket activation is that opened sockets carry over even if the application/container unshares
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urineaut
5mo ago
That's not a language-specific thing, but is actually part of the IPv6 RFCs as IPv4-mapped IPv6 addresses: [1], [2] This is super useful because (at least on Linux) IPv6 sockets per default are dual-stack and bind to both IPv6 and IPv6
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urineaut
1y ago
As an alternative to Reddit, there is also a Lemmy community called "Buy European": https://feddit.uk/c/buyeuropean
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urineaut
6y ago
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-dns-over-https about:config works on the mobile variants, too. Granted, it is not the best UX, but it works for now. It still seems strange to me that browsers overrule
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urineaut
6y ago
Ctrl + Shift + A is my favourite shortcut in JetBrain IDEs. Having all editor commands in one go without the need to click through menus is a bliss. Especially so because I don't use IDEs as regular as Neovim and thus keep forgetting s
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urineaut
6y ago
You are right. Sorry, I've been a little bit too quick typing this comment. Unfortunately, it seems I cannot edit the comment anymore.
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6y ago
That's not true, although I assume it may be harder to water-proof devices with each possible opening in the chassis. There are some water-resistant phones with a headphone jack and an IP68 rating even. The LG V30 for example is a beas
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urineaut
7y ago
At least in Austria 10€/month will provide you with more than just a basic plan. With 9.90€/mo, you could get a plan with 15GB/500SMS/500min, without charging annual service fees or minimum term of contract. I pay 13.90€