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gkmcd

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    Comment #48856502

    I don't think this is true everywhere. Queensland has the QAS[1], operated and funded by the state government. There are no (direct) fees. [1] https://www.ambulance.qld.gov.au/

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    Comment #45699889

    Syncthing is great, but no good for mobile devices if you want to store and access lot of large files - it syncs everything, and last I checked, the features to prevent that were d…

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    Comment #44991646

    I did the same thing some years ago. I chose purelymail[0] as the MX for my personal domain and would recommend. The only issue is that it's so cheap, and my credit lasts so long, …

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    Comment #43368466

    It's redundant by now, but performative cruelty is the whole point.

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    Comment #42809311

    My experience also. Kent is obviously very committed to the project.

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    Comment #42809298

    FWIW, I've done a few bcachefs bug reports and thought Kent's responses were great.

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    Comment #42393051

    Have you tried Kagi? It's not "peak Google", but at least I don't miss it so much anymore.

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    Comment #42285123

    I switched back to the arch default kernel for my 32TB home media server, would you recommend going back to compiling your kernel for the time being?

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    Comment #37474456

    Firefox on Android's URL bar still, in 2023, does not understand IPv6 addresses. So, unfortunately, there are still reasons to use Chrome. I use the Bromite f-droid repo but it has…

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    Comment #37073175

    Do you know this is exactly how it works in most first world countries already? (except for the health insurance bit, because most first world countries have a public health system…

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    Comment #35881767

    It's pretty obvious that bluesky is mostly handwaving around decentralization and federation. It will all go in the too hard basket once the service gains critical mass. Another VC…

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    Comment #34544027

    Have you looked at peewee? It might be just what you're looking for. http://docs.peewee-orm.com/

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    Comment #34226600

    It's not insincere. Many of the early adopters were social (queer, trans, furry) or political minorities (socialists, anarchists). They adopted Mastodon because they were sick of b…

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    Comment #34011936

    Have you used it? My local feed is overflowing with people that I think you would definitely describe as "normies"

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    Comment #33736658

    Found Andrew Godwin on mastodon: @andrew@aeracode.org

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    Comment #33042893

    What's the best way to play Quake on Linux these days?

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    Comment #32623450

    I guess they see (saw?) some value in being known as Trump's host... but not that much value https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/RightForge

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    Comment #31880662

    brute force attack in this context is probably less technical (a hammer and a cold chisel)

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    Comment #31662921

    I'll add to the chorus saying lightning is terrible. I have a mix of devices using lightning and USB-C. I have had zero issues with USB-C, in fact I still charge my phone every nig…

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    Comment #27727175

    I have a local maildir[1] account in Evolution. Each of my (IMAP) mail accounts is set so the "archive" command moves the message to a folder under the maildir account (if you're u…

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    Comment #26172940

    As others have started, when looking at events in Australia, you can consider the currently-governing Liberal party (economically liberal, socially conservative) and News Corp as e…

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    Comment #26170585

    A key part of this legislation is the requirements for tech companies to provide selected news organisations with advance notice about changes to ranking algorithms. This has been …

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    Comment #19592497

    Surprised nobody has mentioned YADM - it can do per-device files and/or per-device templating too (jinja2 syntax). It's just a thin wrapper around git so you can use any git comman…

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    Comment #19394285

    For what it's worth, I recognized this as your content immediately. Thanks for your work.