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muhehe
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Comment #47702369
Thunderbird will provider their PRO services using stalw.art as email backend. I was considering using it too to replace really old mail system in our company. It looked like moder…
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Comment #47315733
I won't dispute you. Maybe it evolved into more usable state, but the beginings had many problems and rough edges.
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Comment #47312678
I really wish them success, but I just can't see it anymore. I had the first version and it seems it didn't move much forward from that time. And there were also many screwups, as …
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Comment #45090248
For image registry...probably not that much. But it is quite common for other software, often those that target containers/k8s/... I already have few of those and that would be qui…
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Comment #45085221
But isn't it still available separately? https://github.com/minio/object-browser?tab=readme-ov-file
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Comment #45081205
Thanks, that looks good. Do you have some real experience with this in production?
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Comment #45081102
Yes, but I'd rather some self hosted software solution
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Comment #45080986
This looks nice. What would be good on-prem S3 companion for this? I know if minio but I think there was some recent drama about it (I don't know specifics, just a feeling)
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Comment #44766131
I already lost count how many UI frameworks are in windows. It looks like complete chaos and mess. I really wonder what they expect from open-sourcing it. Just to pretend how open …
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Comment #44377814
Do share :)
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Comment #43205681
Instead of hiding which game it is, the company should be properly shamed.
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Comment #43081028
Thanks, I'm liking kobo more and more every time I read about it :). Out of curiosity, why block updates? Does it conflict with your modification
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Comment #43076213
There are ads in kobo? Is it normal or some sort of cheaper offering like kindles?
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Comment #43059336
Hey, this look neat. I'm not familiar with kobos, are they good (compared to kindles)? Does this require some sort of jailbreaking or are they quite open by default?
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Comment #42916222
Seems reasonable.
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Comment #42622044
> Whenever I wanted to buy stock images, I was shocked how expensive they were. It's funny, because authors of those images (at least on Shutterstock) get basically nothing (like t…
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Comment #42234838
Thank you! This is great software. I don't use it much (and recently almost not at all), but I still love. It's fast, it's easy to use. I just checked your website and it looks the…
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Comment #41867092
I liked similar thing, snaplet, unfortunately they're dead now. One thing I liked was the option to run proxy to which you could connect with any tool you like (psql, dbeaver, ...)…
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Comment #41670180
No, no, no. Do NOT touch my content. I don't care how bad you think it is. Do not modify it. Ever. Printers are such a crap already. Now to actually have to very carefully check if…
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Comment #41633611
Is java still popular? Though I'm not a big fan of it I wouldn't mind using, but I'm after somewhat recent changes in licensing I'm not even sure I can. I don't fully understand th…
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Comment #41039105
I certainly won't defend saml (it does suck), but saying oidc is a breath of a fresh air seems like an overstatement :).
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Comment #41026005
I'd like to know too, because I think it's really great
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Comment #40995362
Thanks. I'm not well versed in these things. It sounded like something you load into GPU (it reminded me old hp printer, which required firmware upload after start).
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Comment #40994438
What is GPU kernel module? Is it something like a driver for GPU?
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Comment #40265770
In the future our company will migrate to k8s. It looks like it will be openshift, specifically. Do we need this in openshift or is there some "native" mechanism baked in?