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andreashaerter
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Comment #49203674
Can't relate (Fedora 44 GNOME with Wayland, AMD Ryzen AI 7 PRO w/ Radeon 860M), binary install (no Flatpak). Using Zed as daily driver since ~4 Months, never had such problems. Com…
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Comment #48950708
Yes, ~30 Minutes ago (~18:00 UTC): Internal error: Usage credits are required for this model.: { "errorKind": "rate_limit" } Still had 70% of available usage, thought I can use it …
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Comment #48809328
BUT: 1. For generic TLDs like .com/net/org/. , the rules mostly come from ICANN, the registry, and the registrar. 2. For country-code TLDs like .de/io/to/io/ai/ly, the rules come f…
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Comment #48809248
On topic when draw.io (diagrams.net) realized that, from https://www.drawio.com/blog/move-diagrams-net/#io-domains There are two major problems with .io domains: The first is that …
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Comment #48163577
Thoughts and reviews about Passbolt? TOTP handling seems a bit off, extensions are not mostly read-only (OK for me). But the "share a single secret" access control seems nice: http…
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Comment #48154582
> What we need in the small business space is a tier of services where small businesses can self host using their own on-premise, vertically scalable infrastructure (ie: 1 server).…
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Comment #48085067
> if you have a choice I just read: > If I had learned one thing from my past life was that if you see the signs of an abusive relationship, you have the option to walk out, and yo…
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Comment #47633020
Is there a reason for OCI images? It is just a binary? I have all used versions in ~/.local/bin/ ~/.local/bin/hugo0.145.0 ~/.local/bin/hugo0.148.0 ~/.local/bin/hugo0.149.0 ~/.local…
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Comment #47632970
Can't agree, even though I was also hit by breaking changes from time to time with my own templates. Because this has a BIG upside: I am very happy with Hugo and how they love to s…
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Comment #47370402
The > Low maintenance[...]A single Docker container, using SQLite as database. Automated migrations, zero breaking changes. sounds nice. How does this compare to Linkwarden or Kara…
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Comment #47370360
This is useless from my point of view until there is licensing information (I found none, correct me if I'm wrong). And https://iconsroom.com/pricing is producing an "Collection no…
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Comment #47100459
> You still have a linkedin? Sadly, LinkedIn has replaced email for initial contact after fairs or in-person client meetings. New real-world contacts look you up on LinkedIn and th…
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Comment #47100385
> You can verify yourself using company email address LinkedIn does not support smaller companies; it appears to rely on some kind of whitelist or known-enterprise system. This opt…
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Comment #46952174
Hey, cool :-). I've used Zulip for a bit and really enjoyed it. We're planning to roll it out at our company (foundata) in Q4, so you’ll get at least a few bucks from us. I'll also…
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Comment #46951099
I keep wondering why Zulip is so often left out of reviews and tooling comparisons. For me it ticks a lot of important boxes, yet it barely gets mentioned. Is there a downside I'm …
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Comment #46394648
It's mostly tradition rather than a hard requirement. Go has long supported vanity import paths: https://pkg.go.dev/cmd/go#hdr-Remote_import_paths For example, we use Hugo to provi…
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Comment #46385352
I've been using ThinkPads with Linux since the T410, T420, T430, T480s, and several others. For me, they've consistently delivered an "everything works out of the box" experience w…
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Comment #46256457
I don't get the mostly black/white "Self-host" vs. "Mega-Corp" discussions as there is a middle ground: smaller managed service providers (even: per-service). You don't have to sel…
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Comment #46256411
> All of the self-hosted solutions are also just way less smooth to use than the built-in integration iCloud or Google Drive gives with devices. The built-in integrations (iCloud, …
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Comment #46202166
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Comment #45679513
But: the Omada gear is awesome. I threw away all of Ubiquity stuff and can operate without cloud.
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Comment #45549551
> never heard Bremen. Really? For me it is always Berlin, Frankfurt, Bremen, Dortmund Nordstadt. Just search for "Bremen Rocker Kriminalität" or "Organisierte Kriminalität Bremen" …
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Comment #45389480
Wow. How could I not know but needed this since ages. Thank you!
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Comment #45162887
Even though I use Tailwind CSS for larger projects, there are smaller, self-contained cases where Pico CSS is a perfect fit. Their "Usage scenarios" page describes it spot on: http…