yesnomaybe

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by yesnomaybe 15d ago
I've been using LibreWolf (FF based) for years now and I love this thing. There are many issues coming with anti-tracking, sometimes a pain in the ... but, whenever I ask myself "what if I had to switch to Brave or other" I a
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by yesnomaybe 22d ago
M1 Pro here 32GB 1TB good machine but slowing down so much that I really hate it. I had Asahi on it 2 years ago but in the end had almost bricked it when I tried to reinstall. I'm running a Linux desktop well spec and am quite happy wi
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by yesnomaybe 28d ago
I found myself yesterday starting a conversation with Sol that started with "I know that you don't have any emotions, but what would you say do you enjoy the most or where are you really good at in DevOps?" and I must say I r
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by yesnomaybe 2mo ago
I have been on fedora 6 months now, done the upgrade from 43 to 44. All went well. Took all scare away from me. Admittedly, I run a more sophisticated ZFS boot manager (ZBM) setup and snapshot my entire OS (root FS) before any updates or up
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by yesnomaybe 4mo ago
when Java was introduced
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by yesnomaybe 4mo ago
Have just switched my org to self-hosted forgejo. Handful of devs and users. Been great so far. Storage need be tamed, it's using minio S3 for the big items like artifacts. Auth using OpenID Connect working well, would recommend good s
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by yesnomaybe 6mo ago
They will have to explain how "We’ll continue to offer a free tier that is perfect for small to medium teams, up to 100 basic runners per workspace." aligns with their other statement https://www.atlassian.com/blog
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by yesnomaybe 6mo ago
I've been thinking, it could mean it doesn't matter which direction you go, cause I'd think north or south of Brisbane is same, wildlife is gonna try to eat/kill/sting you
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by yesnomaybe 7mo ago
people
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by yesnomaybe 8mo ago
+1 for fedora. I use it for work. I use an exotic browser (LibreWolf) running teams. Slack desktop from https://packagecloud.io/slacktechnologies/slack it does everything well (screensharing, audio, video) all on Gnome
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by yesnomaybe 1y ago
Have an M1 Pro 32GB which recently started feeling slower. VSCode multiple tabs is a problem. Generally the UI feels less snappy. I've switched now to a desktop Linux, using an 8C/16T AMD Ryzen 7 9700X with 64GB. it's like ni
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by yesnomaybe 1y ago
Congrats and huge thanks. Been a user since over 1 year and it has been more than amazing. Progress was unbelievable. Features I was hoping would exist but never would have thought I would ever see them, like album sync, were added in short
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by yesnomaybe 1y ago
You just move away from them on your computer. Just keep the iphone. It's a minor device. That's what I plan on doing. If I get fed up with my iphone, I also have nowhere to go. so will reduce usage. Sideloading gets more and more
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by yesnomaybe 1y ago
In the same boat. After like 15 years I had enough. I've started de-Apple'ing my life in 2024. Still run M1 Pro Mac from work, which is great. 2 days ago I've finally ordered all the parts for a Linux PC, high spec. Not for g
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by yesnomaybe 1y ago
it's really not that hard. I've set up backblaze which is reasonably cheap. with the help of AI I was able to setup a permanent cron job that backs up everything from local into B2 using rclone, which client side encryption. It&#x
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by yesnomaybe 1y ago
You want to run it in docker and manage it with some tool. I use dockge and click the upgrade button every couple of days / weeks (when the app or website tells me). that's it. Immich is an excellent piece of software, I have swit
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by yesnomaybe 1y ago
I'm in the same boat. Still running an MBP M1 Pro 14". Luckily I bought with 32GB in 2021 when it came out so it can run all things docker similar to your setup. I recently ran a production like workload, real stress test, it was
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by yesnomaybe 1y ago
Same as in China, it's not too political. Coming everywhere.
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by yesnomaybe 1y ago
Been on Kafka (MSK) for a couple of years. I find the programming model and getting everything perfectly set up to be sitting behind a steep learning curve, to my surprise. For example, at some point I had a timestamp header but only very m
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by yesnomaybe 1y ago
Been using it for a couple of months now. I wanted to self-host (done), import from Apple Notes, encrypt notes on server (works), mobile access (good app on iOS), be cross-platform. I had some trouble recently on Arch Linux (around the node
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by yesnomaybe 1y ago
I run a few serverless stacks on AWS Lambda, have been for years and slept well all the time. Serverless is forgiving. Things heal and don't stay dead like it can happen with anything that carries state like a container. That said, I d
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by yesnomaybe 1y ago
I have young kids mid 50s. it's tough, but keeps me young, active and I believe more enjoyable as a person (not that I'm much of that lol). I've spent all my 20s coding and learning and actively decided against relationship,
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by yesnomaybe 2y ago
I've been using it on macOS for quite some time now, coming from Safari, and am really happy with it. I use homebrew like so: brew install librewolf --no-quarantine brew upgrade librewolf --no-quarantine After a bit of wrestling with a
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by yesnomaybe 2y ago
For no 1 - see https://librewolf.net/docs/faq/ looks like 3 days, sometimes same day
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by yesnomaybe 2y ago
what's your motivation for the switch? if you want to liberate yourself from corp controlled OS (like me), avoid Ubuntu and probably also Fedora. I'd recommend to try out EndeavourOS (= Arch in easy mode). Then, once you are famil
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by yesnomaybe 14y ago
I'm disturbed by how much of myself I saw in this. Cutting off all contact with friends in order to work on my project without distraction. During my day job I space out fantasizing about re-emerging into society as a successful entrepreneu