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javipas

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    Comment #46203898

    Back in January 2025, I shared a massive post about how I set up my own Google Photos alternative using this exceptional Open Source project called Immich. I’m still enjoying its v…

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    Comment #46056851

    Ever wonder how your cheap HP printer became a subscription service? This story goes back to King Camp Gillette and his disposable razor. It’s part of a bigger story on how the 'ra…

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    Comment #45954065

    In fact they didn't make just services: they made good services. It happened with Netflix or Spotify. For the first time ever, piracy was a worse option. Netflix and Spotify were c…

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    Comment #45168333

    I've been using it for a couple of years and I find absolutely stellar. I wrote the (quite long) of my process to find the perfect alternative (for me) to Google Photos, so in case…

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    Comment #42755357

    I've been trying to find the best way to manage my photo library without using Google Photos. This is a (long) story of how over the years I've tried several alternatives (the good…

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    Comment #42752352

    Thanks, sorry for that.

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    Show HN: That's how I've replaced Google Photos

    This is the result of my experience after months of testing and comparing selfhosted options to Google Photos. TL;DR (I): I love Immich, although there are fantastic alternatives. …

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    Comment #36860756

    Indeed. The author is the brilliant Cory Doctorow. He usually overwhelms.

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    Comment #31272941

    As the author says, that 150% is not that good for the quality of text fonts showed on screen. I've been using a Dell UP2715K (27", 5K) for a few years and I've always used it at 2…

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    Comment #28916887

    It seems the hack has been denied by Argentina's government officials https://www-lanacion-com-ar.translate.goog/sociedad/tras-un-... (via Google Translate)

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    Comment #26623126

    It's freed and moving nicely. Sources: https://www.marinevesseltraffic.com/vessels/EVER-GIVEN/CURRE... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UNbvO5U700

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    Comment #23180304

    Not at all. Diversity & choice are good.

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    Comment #22726574

    Nice job ;)

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    Comment #22635897

    I'm from Spain, one of the most exposed countries right now. At first you see this as something distant, something that was happening in China as Ebola was happening years ago on A…

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    Comment #22297849

    Thanks for the video, it is quite disturbing. I live in Madrid, Spain (here the subject of the day is Mobile World Congress in Barcelona and rumors of cancelling the whole show) an…

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    Comment #21312046

    Maybe Duple could work for you https://www.duple.io/en/

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    Comment #20632448

    This makes me remember the movie 'The Rookie' (Disney, 2002) with Dennis Quaid. https://m.imdb.com/title/tt00265662/ Based on the story of Jim Morris https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wik…

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    Comment #20059480

    I was planning on installing this on my RPi3B but I wonder due to its low compute power could result in a somewhat slower experience in my home network. Could anyone comment on wha…

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    Comment #19867385

    Not necessarily if you appreciate battery life, that resolution should help at that. It seems it arrives in early june with a starting price of $1,089 [1]. If that corresponds to t…

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    Comment #19542175

    OS/2 Warp Community Announces It's Merging With the Flat Earth Society https://tech.slashdot.org/story/19/04/01/0358220/os2-warp-co...

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    Comment #19253655

    I'm with you bro (on the 300 tabs open) ;) Yes, I guess the author also uses visual apps with their GUIs in certain situations