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antifarben

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    Comment #48589427

    What are people using to test mobile apps on self hosted infrastructure nowadays? Is there a solution that's not super heavy and/or slow?

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    Comment #48072260

    It would be great if you could also compare it with Kanidm

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    Comment #47844730

    I'm an exception for sure but I have not seen much innovation in the phone space that you'd genuinely make me buy a new phone. Yes, cameras are better now. But some phones had good…

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    Comment #46773001

    Also this "Progress: 30/30 papers (100%) - COMPLETE!". And below in the README were the conditions set from the prompt (i.e. "use only NumPy (no deep learning frameworks)")

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    Comment #46677129

    Can it do something that Framasoft's Mostlymatter (or any other Mattermost fork) can't do?

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    Comment #46387748

    Huh? I just saw it as supported in their docs a week ago I thought?

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    Comment #46277406

    Wow, how does that work?

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    Comment #45321163

    Perfect! Thank you!

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    Comment #45318683

    Does anyone know what song it is in the last level? The dancing one. Thank you

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    Comment #45117539

    Does anyone know how to buy them in Europe?

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    Comment #44353530

    Oh, I'm looking forward of this client being available as a Flatpak although especially in this case some folks might prefer it to have it available via Snap :D

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    Comment #43313586

    Can somebody explain how the workflow works here exactly? Is the LLM trained on SVG? If so: could it hallucinate SVG properties or so? Or is it a regular image generating AI that v…

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    Comment #42994783

    Does anyone know whether this would also be possible with Firefox, including explicit extensions (i.e. uBlock) and explicit configured block lists or other settings for these exten…

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    Comment #42513719

    StalwartMail supports JMAP out of the box

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    Comment #41473499

    I don't think that YouTube has anything against creators not using YouTube that can be funded via Patreon. I'm pretty sure are just against it if people are using the platform and …

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    Comment #41471974

    Over the past decade or so I used Vagrant for these things. And Vagrant also integrates well for provisioning scripts. Is there anything that I'm missing out if I stay with Vagrant…

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    Comment #41116827

    Did you consider maintaining a fork? Because it looks nice indeed.

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    Comment #40352595

    How did you get to that URL? Or did you copy the project?

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    Comment #39995180

    May I ask why you have Podman _and_ Docker roles? And do you have the setup published on GitHub or GitLab or so?

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    Comment #39991523

    Woah! Podman? Adguardhome? grafana? Loki? NGINX? rclone? Vaultwarde? Your setup sounds a lot of what I want to achieve! You're not using an OIDC provider like KanIDM or so? Is your…

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    Comment #39439832

    Nice, how does it work again? Is there access to the source after buying the license or how exactly is this meant to function?

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    Comment #34874144

    The API isn't Sentry compatible, right? So existing Sentry libraries can't be used and every language needs to have on open Tracro client library, right?

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    Comment #30928778

    Internet Explorer but hear me out before you cry: The current browser ecosystem has more or less two engines: WebKit based browsers and Firefox. We have basically WebKit monocultur…

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    Comment #30928756

    FTP Cube. An FTP client with multithreading written in Python. http://ftpcube.sourceforge.net/download.html

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    Comment #30412586

    Actually this article strengthens my believe that adblockers will even become more essential. I mean, even if the server decides to send some ads, the client doesn't have to show t…