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throwaway77384

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    Comment #40696144

    I don't know if they are listed on the EU alternatives website, but for mail, I find Migadu to be excellent. I think they are Swiss.

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    Comment #40643689

    I couldn't agree with you more. I love VR as a concept, but the giant headsets are just unusable. Hence, I research this frequently and someone appears to finally have realised thi…

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    Comment #40196397

    I learned vanilla Javascript first. Spent a few years building various frontends / websites that way. Then came React. I thought knowing Javascript meant I'd know React. Oh boy was…

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    Comment #40157458

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    Comment #39667576

    I wonder whether people who defend piracy also defend making money with it. That tends to be where I draw the line (except for perhaps very extenuating circumstances). For me, pira…

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    Comment #39615296

    Thanks for the information :)

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    Comment #39615294

    Thank you!

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    Comment #39614839

    What is RAG in this context? I only know it as red, amber, green...

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    Comment #39455374

    Very interesting. Another Next victim here. One of my anecdotes is the bonkers caching / fetch deduplication. Yes, set cache: no-store. But that only works for fetch requests. If y…

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    Comment #39419332

    You are right, my statement was too extreme, borne from frustrations over the degradation of many online services by profit-motives. I'm sure online dating platforms, so long as th…

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    Comment #39419272

    It's almost insulting how predictably this happened. I do wonder how much more money they made by selling information instead of just having a paid subscription model.

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    Comment #39417463

    I was one of those people who got into online dating just at the transition from "Only weirdo losers do online dating" -> "The only way to meet anyone is online dating". So for abo…

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    Comment #39328379

    So glad to see someone else say this. NextJS 13 was (is) a complete an utter disaster. I took on a reasonable-size project around that time and the documentation was incomplete, no…

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    Comment #39149595

    Yup, I couldn't agree more. His music from back in the day is so incredibly unique and nobody has made anything like it before or since. It's impossible to find anything like it. U…

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    Comment #39143245

    Old Amon Tobin was just the best. At the end of the day, Slowly, Journeyman...some of the best music I have ever heard. His stuff with the London Symphony Orchestra is bonkers ( ht…

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    Comment #39039665

    Not from a CSP (content security policy) perspective. Which can sometimes make all the difference.

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    Comment #38639441

    That is my main issue as well. What is mshell? Why do I have to install it on my remote? Surely a dependency like that should be pointed out front and centre...

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    Comment #38590613

    I seem to only be given a selection of 3.5 type models if following those steps.

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    Comment #38203394

    So, how close are we to having to compile our own browsers to ensure we can still use valid certificates? And which CAs will be trustworthy after this?

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    Comment #38048360

    Next.js is such an odd experience. On the one hand, I've built three apps in Next.js, a business directory on Vercel with a separate (Firebase) DB, a blog (Cloudflare, Next on Page…

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    Comment #37956830

    This is baseless speculation, but I'm assuming Jabber is being targeted as it's famously used on darknet markets for drug trades (or other illicit activity). Goes to show that you …

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    Comment #37680164

    The docs are soooooo bad. This is the same story with any exciting / new product. Honestly, I'm beginning to think that we need some kind of documentation-first style development. …

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    Comment #36968134

    > In my town no-one did drugs, because that would have been shameful. Reads: People hid their drug use successfully. How much history do we need to experience before we accept that…

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    Comment #36642427

    Well, the criminal networks are planet-wide. The war on drugs is planet-wide. Thus, the legalisation of drugs can also be planet-wide.