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  • Not only that. We should stop honoring american IP (intellectual property). Just pirate all their shit. Disassemble their tanks, hack their cars and tractors. Remove all their software and replace it with open source, Europe backed programs.

    Because this will hurt them globally. A crack for a car works in Mexico as it does in Denmark. An open source office suite also helps developing nations, that could then also get rid of MS.

  • We had to change customer contracts to get this done, since the process for firewall changes was too slow...

  • And you didn't even go into the network side of things, where Microsoft nearly forces you whitelist everything on the firewall, since they change like weekly, which IPs or URLs they want whitelisted, sometimes even going through third-party datacenters. And of course their documentation only gets irregular updates and can't be easily parsed.

  • 🤮 AI slop

  • Sorry, next time I'll wrap it in a nice "nobody:

    The Germans:"

  • As someone who does exactly that right now. Yes.

    You need a Linux machine in a separate network with separate firewall rules and the developer has to devote a bit of their time to managing that machine.It can even be centrally managed, if you have the capacity.

    But why would you want that? To secure your shit while allowing the devs to to what they like to their equipment.

  • They get "Ram Ranch" not more, not less.

  • So you say "programs like Trilium". Have you looked at Joplin?

    Joplin comes with OCR albeit for search only. I myself have not tried it yet, but Joplin itself is a great note app.

    Also Joplin seems to have an in development plugin for extracting text via OCR.

    Maybe you can then export it to Trilium, if this a one time thing.

  • Each has Pros and Cons.

    I liked what the show Dark did with the first idea. Having a constant move of time, and a fixed "jump distance"is really cool. Each new timelone also has those points, but some just happen to be created or destroyed in your lifetime.

    The second seems kinda boring in real life (except for visiting the past) and can get really tricky fast if it would be usable in real life, but in movies it mostly rocks.

    Having actions matter is very cool, but sounds dangerous and paradox-y. If not done like in Looper its still fun though (for real, don't watch that movie) and maybe it even has a fixed flow of time (like the tomorrow war).

    What I would want the most and what prevents a lot of paradoxes though is the trope of "getting sent back into your younger body" like in butterfly effect (which got real stupid in the second half with the Jesus hands). But I would still really like that and in the best case with the possibility of going back in time after my death.

  • That WordPress article is a one-sided mess and they should really pull back from what they did. That has nothing to do with open source. They fucked over many of their users just to spite a single firm (which were in their right).

    Now I don't want to defend a for profit company that doesn't contribute much to open source, but the public meltdown that the CEO of Automattic had was more than embarrassing.

  • ...out of the house I hope.

  • We get Qualityland's "The Shop" if we like it or not.

  • We host a small Matrix-server. The server is for 4 people but barely uses the 2 cores 4GB RAM.

    Storage is mostly media, but stayed under 100GB in about 3 years.

    We also host a web frontend and use Schildichat as app, but Element X could be better nowadays. Both also have a desktop client.

    A big plus are all the bridges. My girlfriend uses WhatsApp, no problemo, there is a bridge for that. That one club only has a signal group? Use the bridge.One of us uses Fb-Messenger via a bridge. Telegram also works and there are lots more.

    The server is also low maintenance. It's an ansible playbook, that I irregularly run.It takes around an hour twice a year due to changes in the playbook.

    Also matrix is feature rich beyond your requests. I don't know much about the others, but matrix had emoji-reactions before WhatsApp and has threads inside of chatrooms and spaces which are collections of chats for common topics.Also polls, sharing current/live location (not bridged to WA), voice messages and stickers.

  • This looks very good. I have never thought about a TUI/CLI for my *arrs, but I will give it a try.

    If this works out for me, do you also seek contributions?

  • And then you have multiple identical abbreviations meaning different things or different things that are pronounced the same or multi billion dollar ompanies naming their product after existing words (like Microsoft Word or Office or Outlook...).

    Mix in abbreviated customer names, names for servers and internal teams (no, not Microsoft Teams©) and everything is only an incomprehensible letter mumbo-jumbo.

  • So she is a witch with no backup real except a few leftist woke idiots?Trump on the other hand is chosen by god and has the whole country behind him...

    And he says this one witch is stronger than god and all his followers? Alright, who is he rooting for? I don't get this. They never think about the implications of what they say, do they?

  • As a rust fan I can say:

    Don't be sorry, cause the code is in C!Be sorry for what you did in C!