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Can't say for GCP and Azure. But I run two small projects on AWS, with monthly billings of $8k and $150 respectively. I have always received very good support to any requests that …

> Anyone want to share why you currently choose KDE over Gnome? Just to give you an opposite perspective...I was a long time Kubuntu / KDE Neon user (almost 10 years) and shifted t…

Yup, I have had similar experience too. Not only for coding, but just yesterday, I was asking Gemini to compose an email with a list of attachments, which I had specified as a list…

Not OP, but Notepad++ does restore open tabs. :-)

> The article makes some great points about how iOS software is regressing, but it still feels so much better than almost any other software I use on a daily basis. I face none of …

> This question doesn't even make sense I think the question makes total sense, as does your reply. :-)

My recurring payment for ChatGPT (USD 20 + GST) is working fine with SBI credit card. Spotify and similar which have Indian presence work good of course (with SBI as well as ICICI …

Others in the thread have already provided explanations of the features, but I would like to highlight how I personally utilize KDE Activities as a use case. I rely on it to create…

> can you point to an example of what a true RESTful service looks like. Not OP, but there was an interesting article & discussion recently here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?…

pickle?

I couldn't read the story, as it has been deleted from reddit and maybe I am missing something here, but why don't these companies offer reliable one-time human support for a suita…

This is a great list! > - System Thinking (Understand Everyone is Playing a Game) Any pointers on how to develop this in a kid?

> FastAPI uses SQLAlchemy under it This is somewhat inaccurate. They use SQLAlchemy in the tutorial, but FastAPI is in no way tied to SQLAlchemy.

Thanks, I will try Digikam too.

Sorry for somewhat unrelated query: is Digikam a replacement for Darktable? If not what's a good workflow between the two? I am a hobbyist photo taker and have only recently starte…

From the description on homepage: > Wait until the countdown hits zero and your movie night starts So it does sync across viewers (I haven't actually tried it yet).

ranger [1] is not mentioned yet. I had never used a console based file manager prior to starting using this 3 months back and I have stopped using Dolphin (I am on KDE) now. [1] ht…

Yes, I use this one regularly: https://github.com/ReFirmLabs/binwalk (Binwalk is a fast, easy to use tool for analyzing, reverse engineering, and extracting firmware images)

I just tried 3 latest features for Webstorm listed here: https://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/whatsnew/ All are working on my latest version of PyCharm Pro.

> Now you better use WebStorm for the frontend part, right ? All functionality of Webstorm is included in RubyMine and PyCharm (I use PyCharm daily). Ref: https://www.jetbrains.com…

Both unit and integration tests have their place. This talk was excellent in explaining it to me (with functional cores, imperative shells). Unit test functional cores, use integra…

Yes, I am looking at it in Chrome on Ubuntu. Just tried it in Firefox 62 on Ubuntu. Works good there too.

This doesn't happen for me, it is pretty quick. I am in India and on a 40 Mbps connection.

I recently discovered it and started using it. It is pretty awesome and feature-rich. Thanks for this!

Almost true for Chandigarh in India, as well.