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Comment #48758300
So, what's a good Linux tablet? I was thinking of trying an old Surface Pro.
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Comment #48133794
You've got to believe that they're doing this based on market research via the prompts people are entering, both as small businesses and possibly side project hackers not on plans …
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Comment #47685286
What is the licence on these images? I can't seen anything on the site or in the HTML. I've been waiting for a new Earth Rise/Set shot (which is thankfully at least 5568x3712px fro…
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Comment #46321442
For projects of this size, what legal/financial structure do you use? Particularly of interest for what Australians do, but any stories would be good. When I've looked, a sole trad…
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Comment #45423650
I've found https://remark42.com/ works well with static sites, and has plenty of user login options. But, the solution I've been looking for/prototyping is one that lets people com…
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Comment #40061197
I can relate. This also made me think of this article Are you playing to win or playing to play ( https://commoncog.com/playing-to-play-playing-to-win/ ) which is about doing thing…
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Comment #39036142
It does the job very nicely, and I can easily embed on-the-fly generated images. Not sure there is a better option in the Java ecosystem. Thanks for your long lived contribution.
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Comment #39031012
I've used flying saucer pdf[1] for this in the past, but the missing piece always seems to be a descent WYSIWYG template editor. Either open source or paid. Any suggestions on a we…
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Comment #37898236
These are some reflections on what different products we integrate with provide to users of their APIs. Definitely not meant to be a best practice guide, rather some food for thoug…
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Comment #34181051
I've got a Dell 7490, which works great for development, and you can upgrade the SSD and RAM, but, suspend is unreliable. TBH, the only issue I've had with any of my laptops in Lin…
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Comment #28422108
I'm still trying to understand how this works at a functional level. I see you can find reviews via ActivePub services, like Mastodon, but you can only post from BookWyrm instances…