wltr

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by wltr 3d ago
Have you tried Mac Ports?
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by wltr 7d ago
I noticed that too, but for me there’s no point in basic model. As usually used Pros are better at their value at the same price point. Perhaps they decided to focus on premium tier, while everyone else would manage somehow. Or they would i
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by wltr 15d ago
My bet is that is heavily vibe coded abandonware. I’m super excited about any open source OS there is, but in all honesty, I see very little value for a desktop system like that. Linux is plenty good and apps ecosystem is slowly coming into
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by wltr 15d ago
Just to clarify, did you mean ‘exciting’ by > Is Darwin really all the exiting? I’ve tried to reread your question, and couldn’t get the sense, before I thought maybe that’s an autocorrection / misprint.
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by wltr 20d ago
And mine is as fast as I need, with Sway as my main DE. (With Arch Linux, but I bet Fedora wouldn’t be any worse.) The only reason to switch to M{1,2,3} is battery life. So, as soon as the external Thunderbolt display is going to work, I th
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by wltr 1mo ago
Why not TigerVNC? https://tigervnc.org/ > TigerVNC was originally based on the (never-released) VNC 4 branch of TightVNC. It seems to be popular, that’s why I’m asking.
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by wltr 1mo ago
Sounds like a Linux architecture, innit?
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by wltr 1mo ago
If that’s an Electron app, what’s the difference with running it in the browser?
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by wltr 1mo ago
That kept me away from the rewrite, but actually you can just throw a bin onto your server. At least for all my servers, I can do that. Migrating to Go helped me clean like hundreds of scripts into just a handful (tens) of slightly more com
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by wltr 1mo ago
Most of the time I use go build, or precisely make install with custom Makefile. For the one-time ad-hoc tools (vibe coded, by the way), I may use go run. My point is use the simplest tool, if it’s a little bit more complex than a few lines
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by wltr 1mo ago
Been doing bash scripting for years. Tried Go recently, on my, it’s so much better for everything OS scripting. I regret I haven’t started with Go years ago. All my scripts are rewritten to Go. I kept only a handful, those that are just a f
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by wltr 2mo ago
In other words, would you like to have your physical card to be lost or stolen and someone paying with it? As small amounts don’t ask for a pin confirmation. Having my phone stolen is pretty much another level of attack.
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by wltr 2mo ago
No it’s not, all of my and my extended family cards (for… like a decade!) are never even leave the envelope they come in. I’m not sure I personally know people who use physical cards over Google or Apple Pay. I have seen the cards being use
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by wltr 2mo ago
Aha, especially the boat mode.
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by wltr 2mo ago
Cool project! Get a blog and post there, please! Photos, media, anything, is very welcome! One of the most interesting things I’ve read here in a very long time. Don’t let it be wasted to just lie here, for the very narrow audience.
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by wltr 2mo ago
The original authors are from Russia, and their first product maps.me was sold to a Russian company with ties with Kremlin. I wouldn’t touch anything they do, so Organic was a no-go for me. Since it’s a new thing now, I can give it a go.
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by wltr 4mo ago
Today I learned the FreeBSD Foundation executive does not daily drive FreeBSD on laptop. (Without even opening the article.) This alone looks exceptionally weird for me.
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by wltr 4mo ago
Thanks for covering that!
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by wltr 4mo ago
Did you mean M1 MacBook Air/Pro or is it now possible to install it on an iPad?
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by wltr 4mo ago
Is that slop? Reads as ‘hey, I have the perspective’ but then reveals they know next to nothing about the systems, just spilling the well-known myths. (About Linux, obviously.) Wasted time on reading this.
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by wltr 5mo ago
The solution of this problem could be many, depending on the situation. I have my blog and other static sites synced to all my devices, and the server rebuilds them nightly. In most cases it makes no difference whether I’d deploy it right a
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by wltr 5mo ago
I would appreciate getting into more details. As it sounds like a made-up problem to me. Perhaps you don’t understand how simple it is to have a static website as compared to a dynamic one. Especially to some simple project.
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by wltr 5mo ago
I can live preview my website from my local server / computer / laptop, while writing content from basically anything. Even a cheap and underpowered writing deck with 400 MHz CPU. The options are limitless.
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by wltr 5mo ago
That surely depends on a country. Data centre is still better in theory. But in practice, I have very little imagination to use a gigabit connection all to myself.
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by wltr 5mo ago
Are you guys even serious on this? Ok, I’d reboot my personal server daily then.
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by wltr 5mo ago
What’s the point if I can just connect it to my router and not pay any money to anyone, expect some electricity price, which would be like ten times cheaper. My old laptop is capable of a gigabit connection and so my home internet. That’s p
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by wltr 6mo ago
Thailand? From whom?
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by wltr 6mo ago
It’s really unclear whether you have any Linux experience. Because it feels like someone who knows Windows very well, and spent some time with Linux here and there.
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by wltr 6mo ago
I wish them what I wished them when Windows Vista was released, and I said to my friend something like ‘huh, we have all that in Linux’ What I meant is GUI, as I was just a beginner. Today, I don’t know, I really wanted to write LOL, like w
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by wltr 6mo ago
It’s like nobody knows who the author is, and that he’s rich. It’s different from when you’re not rich. (Not even saying poor.)

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