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https://mailcow.email/vps/

can only agree, i switched to mailcow ~1 year ago and it now is so much easier to maintain and onboard friends & family.

QRcodes are unrestricted in size. it's just a quetion of resolution and redundancy...

same with gps - the user should deside how to open direction / location links.

I wonder where they host

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nitter was awesome but since x, i just ignore the twitter void ... https://nitter.cz/

i tried LineageOS, shortly after i also wanted to try e/os (..because of my proprietary banking app...) and was amazed how easy the e/os flashing+setup was. Also with e/os you have way more control over features like e.g GPS where you can not only enable/disable GPS but you can also provide fake GPS data for apps which force you to turn it on.

that explains why there is no buidtool.

Well of course, there can still be bugs in the code even if 200 is returned.

I always implement a /~/healthcheck route which will return the exit code of each check, but also encodes it in the HTTP STATUS. if any error is detected the status will be 500 if any warning is detected it will be 200+<numberOfWarnings> of course checks still need to be written, e.g. a code needs to verify that it can connect to ssh and is greeded with the correct login msg.

still there could be problems for outcomming connections.

but now you have 2 up paths. and migrations are critical, i would avoid it where possible!

so the main Problemes are the users which provide wrong or loose identification.

why should google care? mybe go after the company who sold them a phone/PC? or after there Parents who got them born in the first place..

and who will maintain it?

Up to 164TB | 6x HDD | 4x SSD | PCIe Gen4 | 4x 2.5GbE | 12th Gen i5 | Thunderbolt 4 | Private GPT

letzt assume i install TailsOS. just because it's privacy by default it does not mean it was not my choice!

The choice just happens on a other level.

when i had to used python i felt like copy pasting anything was out of scope due to indentation errors.

I wonder why is this on HN. Gitlab has like 10 Security releases/year, this is the first i see on HN. If you self host gitlab you should be subscribed to the security newsletter.

It would save a lot of time on my end, if gitlab had a :stable release tag for docker.

kinda spooky you see your neighbours doors on your cameras :O

Your documents will be saved in Chat Dox's encrypted digital library, which you can access to ask questions and receive mind boggling answers.

shouldn't it say: "documents will be uploaded to openAI."

who ate my space?

well, i guess laws against murder, makes murder no report them self...

have you considert duckduckgo with bangs? I use them daily e.g. `!so <query>` would search on stack overflow. U can use `!g` if you ever need google again.

the difference is, when you have a lot of (small) files. With ipfs you have one global peer pool, with torrents you need a pool per file.

the problem with bittorrent is, if you seed n torrents at the same time. Thats n different pools to keep up to, n dhts to manage, and so on.. With ipfs you seed blocks (folders,files,content) and it does not matter how much, the inital overhead stays the same. e.g. apt could never use torrents due to the amount of small packages.

game companies might have ignored us, but in the end it created a space for valve and codeweavers to fill.

if u set duckduckgo as your default search provider, you can use bang in the omibox. also you can toogle between local-area or global search. https://duckduckgo.com/bang e.g. !yt !osm !gi

seems to be up again

npmjs has problems too :(

i like the keyboard support :) +1

link to the image https://i.shgcdn.com/6881de34-bf19-45f8-b9bb-134a7aaa5f85/

i like 854700