HN user
That's explained in the article.
These are active Claude users who'd already found enough value to keep using AI, and our interview asked first for positive visions for AI and then for concerns that would counter their vision.
Not exactly (site:gitlab.open-xchange.com in a search engine gets you the links to access the projects directly), but the explore page is indeed restricted.
You can find more information in this article presenting results from a stress test: https://joinpeertube.org/news/stress-test-2023
Léandri left Qwant 5 years ago though, and most of their plans for mail, maps, etc have been abandoned.
The new owner is Octave Klaba (from OVH).
Github seems to abandon GraphQL in favour of REST for their Github Packages revamp.
The Nextcloud Android app has built-in backup of contacts and calendars.
however the new public API has an animation, after which a special window opens and requires you to click a "share" button before Flameshot can work with the screenshot. You need to go through that every time you use Flameshot.
This is indeed very frustrating.
Something related is in the works for screenshares, a "remember this decision" option. https://feaneron.com/2021/11/13/adventures-with-portals/ At some point maybe something similar will come up for screenshots.
On a related note, GNOME Shell 42 should have a nice new screenshot integration: https://thisweek.gnome.org/posts/2021/12/twig-24/#gnome-shel...
Only small parts of it.
Those email clients don't allow for account creation, so they shouldn't be concerned.
The author doesn't publish the extension sources. https://reddit.com/comments/bru6wd/comment/eohtox3
Nextcloud now has an app to migrate your Google data (files, photos, calendars and contacts) straight away.
Firebug
Which year is this ?
They can offer that with a subscription.
The DoNotTrack header didn't work.
Deepl gives nice results.
vimdiff is very handy for this.
Pattle maybe ? https://git.pattle.im/pattle/app
It is planned.
I guess OMEMO was their priority at the time, and PGP was quite easy to handle.
Sad to see no one's mentioning Mattermost.
It isn't.
Ideas, but no real solutions.
Not yet (well, the HN html code is really dirty, so that explains why it fails to grab content). We'll try fixing this.
The main differences between the two versions is that v2.x uses Symfony as framework and (finally) provides an API for applications to connect properly to it.
And it's rewritten from scratch.
Hi there,
As written in the title, wallabag is a self-hosted read-it-later web application (like Pocket or Instapaper, but open-source) that saves content from webpages. You can organize content and sync it on different devices. We were kindly invited (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10904805) by HN to do a Show HN, and hope you'll be interested in our project.
For the last few months, we've been working on a whole new version of our application (v2), and it sound very promising. We've just launched a new alpha version for you to test on your server : https://www.wallabag.org/blog/2016/01/22/wallabag-alpha2-v2. You can also have a preview at http://v2.wallabag.org/
If you're not willing to play adventurous, you can still give a try to old version 1.9.1 or choose our hosting service at https://framabag.org/