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handity
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Comment #48803516
Estonian equivalent: https://elron.ee/#trainmap
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Comment #48773410
docker compose down IMMICH_VERSION=v3 docker compose pull docker compose up No issues so far. The web UI is not significantly changed, the biggest improvements are on mobile.
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Comment #47092596
A hard fork doesn't matter when the vast majority of phones have a locked bootloader.
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Comment #43015092
I'm reassured that my comparison to Electron was not far off. My point was, if a PWA is usable when all the above is implemented, what you end up with is very similar to a self-upd…
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Comment #43011321
This is remarkably complete. But it makes me question why "the browser" is apparently still the inevitable platform of the future. In order for a PWA to be normal and usable, it mu…
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Comment #42757348
Now that's just goofy, I get why they have similar names but it's begging for misunderstandings. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bare-metal_server
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Comment #42757232
It is not defense of TikTok to point out that all platforms are practically identical: centralized, closed source networks that collect ridiculously detailed data about millions of…
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Comment #42756429
It is the correct term
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Comment #42725581
I have no opinion on the sit-in, but it is always hilarious to see ex-Twitterites breathlessly bemoaning the sale, as if massive centralized ad-based networks feeding algorithmical…
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Comment #42723941
> Person with headphones blocking the sidewalk. Any normal sidewalk would be wide enough that a single person could not conceivably block it, and wearing headphones while walking, …
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Comment #42610639
I used to agree with you, but a pure text web looks like Gemini, which I abandoned after a few days of getting lost in endless identical looking blogs. There is no reason that webs…
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Comment #41859612
Please make First and Last name optional in your email signup form, there's no reason for that to be mandatory.
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Comment #41748461
As somewhat of a Zune fanatic, it always makes me happy to see a new Metro-inspired UI, but every one of these Zune-inspired projects falls short when compared to the actual Zune a…
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Comment #41630577
I guess I'm a bot then. Yes, channels and groups are most likely what makes Telegram a threat where Signal isn't. That's an excellent argument for decentralized social media. You'r…
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Comment #41630457
This was entirely predictable and inevitable. I don't understand what Durov thought would happen nor why he rejects E2EE as a liberating technology. Policy will never be the key to…
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Comment #41003943
BFMTV, French broadcaster, reports: "Selon le quotidien The Australian, qui relaie les déclarations du ministère australien des Affaires intérieures, l'entreprise Crowdstrike pourr…
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Comment #40794656
That's not a recording. I'm willing to accept he said something similar but the linked article appears to be a hitpiece with quite a lot of motivation to stretch the truth.
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Comment #40521066
I find it difficult to imagine ubiquitous surveillance not shaping behavior and thought. I was born in the mid 90s and remember some of my friends getting flip phones in the early …
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Comment #40504398
It's been brought up for some time, and kind of looks like one of those open-source situations where any progress that falls short of perfection is deemed not worth implementing. J…
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Comment #40346824
If that's true, it's pretty ridiculous. I wish legislation would get at the core issue, which is not processing, but that collection happens at all. Normalizing surveillance, but a…
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Comment #39952845
The pixel 4a is the last good phone that's small, rootable, with a headphone jack and good rom options.
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Comment #39838317
The US claims that he is "not a journalist" are misdirection tantamount to lies. The correct response is not to defend Assange's status as a journalist, though I understand where t…