I do! I’m actually using an NVidia Shield. Which runs android TV
I tried last year to install a recommended one but it required that I download a third-party APK. And I would have to jump through a meant hoops to be able to install it on this device when I was poking around then. If it’s not on the Play store, apparently it’s rather difficult to install?
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60 requests
Per hour
How is that reasonable??
You can hit the limits by just browsing GitHub for 15 minutes.
That’s actually kind of an interesting idea.
Is there a reasonable way that I could host my own ui that will keep various repos. I care about cloned and always up to date automatically?
Github has literally never been doing better. What are you talking about??
They have a shitton of other products, services, and tech though?
Just because it’s not marketed at you doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist.
I interact with the development ecosystem that Microsoft largely controls. They’re constantly doing new stuff there.
Shit megacorps? Yeah. No innovation? No.
More like yes please, I get better results and better customization, and no ads or paid results.
It makes my life easier and speeds my workflows up. And unlike free alternatives I almost never find myself reverting to Google.
Kagi literally documents how this works in their blog post about it: https://blog.kagi.com/kagi-privacy-pass
Perhaps you should start reading before writing?
Yeah, but they hold none of the actual real emotional needs complexities or nuances of real human connections.
Which means these people become further and further disillusioned from the reality of human interaction. Making them social dangers over time.
Just like how humans that lack critical thinking are dangers in a society where everyone is expected to make sound decisions. Humans who lack the ability to socially navigate or connect with other humans are dangerous in the society where humans are expected to socially stable.
Obviously these people are not in good places in life. But AI is not going to make that better. It’s going to make it worse.
Found the Linux user.
Not Arc though, they would have said so
I use jellyfin, and jellyfin is not safe to expose to the internet.
They have a handful of vulnerability and security holes that have been open for like 5+ years now. And the old emby architecture is quite difficult to work with.
32TB right now.
Got +80TB coming in the mail!
And offside backup coming soon ™️
And your simple command that covers all the file types supported, on any platform, is… What?
If you’re gonna bitch, and say your alternative is better, you had better cough up the alternative or your just full of shit…
Have we collectively forgotten that Facebook tested manipulating users emotional states all the way back in 2014?
Where they tested to see if people with depression can be even more depressed if their social media feeds are manipulated to take away positive interaction.
Ah this point?
You’re own bloody country
Supreme Commander!
Check out the FaF community, keeping it going strong.
No… Not really. This happens to literally every country as it develops.
Africa is experiencing Stage 2 of the Demographic Transition Model: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographic_transition
Decline population is an actual thing…? Not defending this asshole or anything but your statement is seemingly based off of a lack of information.
Birth rates in many developed countries are incredibly low well below maintenance levels. Meaning that aside from immigration the population in most developed countries is actually going down quite rapidly.
Which given the way our societies and financial systems are structured generally means some form of disaster for those countries if such decline occurs.
There’s even a pretty good recent video talking about what this looks like in South Korea
Blue indicates below replacement levels:
I mean, that could be extreme, or really not that bad.
Refactors have a way of generating a lot of changes. Half our job is code review, kind of have to get over it and go read some code.
If someone put the effort in to write it, it’s your responsibility to put the effort in to read it and review it.
If the style is difficult to read and non-standard for your repository or not. Conventional then your repository and your engineering team should be following set standards to ensure consistency.
If you’re doing this then most PRS shouldn’t be that difficult to review.
I say this, spending a decent part of my week reviewing something like 40+ PRs.