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ZeWaren

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    Comment #49255174

    The previous system never blocked scams because scammers didn't bother to check if your phone number was in the block-list before calling you. That new law is not going to change t…

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    Comment #47740929

    I run a dozen PHP (Laravel) / MySQL / Redis apps on a single server which cost 45€ per month. Applications each have their own FreeBSD jails, so they're isolated. ZFS incremental r…

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    Comment #46841601

    In the NextCloud instance somewhere.

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    Comment #46837552

    I'm very happy with Memories. I store my pictures on a NAS jail. That directory is mounted read-only on another jail with NC and Memories. I like the guarantee that my gallery app …

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    Comment #46557531

    I want to backup my entire phone on a local server I own. Apps, app data, settings, WiFi passwords, call logs, etc. Good luck without root.

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    Comment #46491897

    I use wireguard as my main VPN to connect to my homelab from my phone and my laptops. I also have an OpenVPN as a backup option, running behind sslh. My same port on my router (443…

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    Comment #45808996

    I wonder if it also happens to people with aphantasia, who are unable to visualize things in their head.

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    Comment #44873589

    My requirements were: - ability to sync the TODO lists between devices (web and android). - ability to have sub-items, so that I can organise my complex lists into magnificent tree…

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    Comment #44680610

    I have a rooted Graphene on a Pixel 9, and the only bank which isn't working is Revolut.

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    Comment #43543750

    I manage my ebooks using a self-hosted instance of calibre-web. This allows me to sync my library to my Kobo e-reader using KOreader. Also, turning pages is faster than with the st…

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    Comment #42992560

    I document technical things on my blog and hardly anyone reads it. But later on when I need that thing again, I just go there and I have the perfect documentation available for the…

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    Comment #39272630

    The way I've seen OKRs work so far was always the same: Top management defines a strategy for the company. Each department (commercial, marketing, product, etc.) create department …

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    Comment #38720342

    Quite a sad story. I host 25-30 people on my couch each year, and I've had wonderful times with so many different people from different backgrounds. Some of my surfers had some wei…

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    Comment #38218510

    In my opinion, latency is a super important concept that got forgotten once we moved every application to web interfaces. I remember the 90s and the 20s, when everything happened l…

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    Comment #38218368

    > The main positive that I see is that typing no longer requires thought. This is why I've been using keyboards with nothing written on the keys since 2004. At the time, I was in h…

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    Comment #38166297

    I've accepted this a decade ago. I put my ego on the side, and now I don't care if my git history doesn't look like "beautiful" when looking at the commit graph. I've been working …

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    Comment #37727088

    You can be a junior developer with 15 years of experience, but it's quite hard to hear.

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    Comment #37392328

    I have a private PKI I use to connect to my self-hosted software: email server, calendar provider, notes server, photo sync tool, etc. I NEED to be able to add my root cert to the …

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    Comment #37237635

    I don't need to backup my boot sectors or root partitions since all my systems are provisioned. I can always re-create them with scripts, should any of them fail. I'm only replicat…

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    Comment #37235587

    I'm using zrepl to sync ZFS filesystems incrementally between servers. I like the ability to incrementally send only the changes of an encrypted filesystem to a target server that …

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    Comment #35522740

    I 100% agree that the move to etcupdate should have been documented better. I also ended up in situations when I had to manually fix systems after upgrading.

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    Comment #33684088

    My dorm in 2006 didn't have any wired network (nor wifi). So what we did is we wired one ourselves through the walls of every room, running ethernet cables from one balcony to the …

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    Comment #32809682

    [Mostly NSFW] If you want to explore knowledge about the human body and what people do with it, I suggest «The tree of reddit sex life» as an exploration start point: https://obser…

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    Comment #30370792

    As a big fan of keyboards with trackpoints/pointing-sticks, I completely agree. 1px scrollbars are a pain to use.

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    Comment #30022902

    Sublime Text is also a pleasure to use, and works on both Linux and Windows.