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jnd-cz
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About jnd-cz
I have old school preferences such as websites which rely mostly on backend, I don't get why you need to compile interpreted languages, and I like to run my software directly on the system without docker because it works just fine. Single executable with single config file is preferred which is why I like go programs.
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Comment #48747796
That blog post is technically correct but not very human. To be curious human to me means questioning other people why they believe what they believe and trying to understand their…
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Comment #48747661
Ad 2, How do you define it, precisely? Today we have the technology to keep the body alive even if it would stop functioning long time ago on it's own. Is the person still alive? I…
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Comment #48747604
Objective reality is complex and hard to explain or list all the facts in a single argument session. People are also good at cherry picking the facts they agree with and disregardi…
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Comment #47505053
Customisable selects are not supported in Firefox.
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Comment #47324201
The digital part of TCXO is interesting. It must be some simple microncontroller with lookup table that steers the frequency back to nominal value. These days you really have compu…
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Comment #47324152
Also cheap OCXOs.
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Comment #47324109
This depends how close to the solder joint (or to board) you are trimming. If you're already cutting solder together with the component lead then it's too close and can affect the …
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Comment #47323785
The sum of human knowledge is more than enough to come up with innovative ideas and not every field is working directly with the physical world. Still I would say there's enough in…
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Comment #47323593
Unless you use your oen local models then you don't even know when OpenAI or Anthropic tweaked the model less or more. One week it's a version x, next week it's a version y. Just l…
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Comment #46303152
Of course they aren't polluters as in generating some kind of smoke themselves. But they do consume megawatts upon megawatts of power that has to be generated somewhere. Not often …
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Comment #46204572
Yeah, one may not use it but it's hard to ignore when Office apps suggest you save the document to the cloud as a default. I do avoid it and don't really need any collaboration but…
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Comment #46204337
In my country and city the small shops are largely stocked from buying the same things from larger shops combined with their own resupplying network. So you can either walk 100m to…
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Comment #46193159
I looked up the Libet experiment: "Implications The experiment raised significant questions about free will and determinism. While it suggested that unconscious brain activity prec…
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Comment #46035534
Can AVIF display 10 bit HDR with larger color gamut that any modern phone nowadays is capable of capturing?
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Comment #45223817
I don't know, as European resident it's serious and working solution.
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Comment #45223795
Dynadot is also decent and they support IDN.
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Comment #44941411
No, this need a server too. Everything that saves changes to non local (shareable) locations needs some kind of a server. The best solutions are of course when OP hosts the server …
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Comment #44941232
Sounds like modern version which replaces FTP access with nodejs server. But you have to host it on a server or pay monthly fee anyway so you do need a server. AKA ad for OPs busin…
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Comment #43265473
How recent is your experience? Did you set up TLS, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, DANE/MTA-STS? That's what makes modern mail secure and deliverable (besides basics like matching reverse DNS). …
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Comment #43265403
I also expected lowend VPS servers to have tainted IPs but surprisingly they are mostly clean. Currently I run Mox on very cheap $0.6/month (multi year contract) VPS and for the al…
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Comment #43265287
Source of your claim? I'm monitoring blocklists of about 20 different VPS providers, most of them are completely clean, some are in one policy blocklist because they don't allow ou…