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Comment · 1 month ago
I’ll mess with it!!
Comment · 2 months ago
Here’s the link (K2)[https://ifm.ai/k2/] as the originally linked link is a login url.
Comment · 2 months ago
IMHO, if I paid for something, and the only “service” was just handing me the thing I paid for, it was a transaction, not service. The bare minimum is to hand it to me, or put it on the counter, which is REQUIRED to not count as theft, so ya, like other comments mentioned, if I’m waited on and have someone meet my additional needs, (extra this, or sauce me that, or a double Lagavulin, neat of course) then that different.

Someone else mentioned dental hygienists, bus drivers, and now I think of teachers, mechanics, lawyers, etc, what ARE the rules of tipping? Cuz apparently it’s not really that cut and dry

Comment · 5 months ago
The site link for GitHub, has the GitLab icon and link
Comment · 6 months ago
NextCloud has a version with FP support
Comment · 8 months ago
Agreed with above, Wordpress ecosystem type sounds promising
Comment · 9 months ago
In my use case, woocommerce in WP, I have WordFence security plugin, and it has a selection to choose which header to pull ip address from. Since I used cloudflare, I selected the appropriate checkbox, and the IPs were properly posting.

So, hopefully you are able to check on which header your requests are being hit with.

Other comments already mentioned it, but that’s to figure out with your anti-ddos/reverse proxy headers setup

Comment · 10 months ago
So sick! Congrats!
Comment · 11 months ago
I think you’re missing the point. EU size/amount of countries, and shared regulations, etc, makes much sense. North America has that too, where USA, Mexico and Canada drivers are able to cross the border and deliver freight.

The difference is that Canadian drivers are vetted in Canada, and drive in the US. Where as Eastern European/Asian(Indian) drivers who are NOT here on a visa/temporary residence(green card)/citizen status, are able to get privileged driving status.

They work 3/4 months, make so much money (in comparison to back home), live there a few months, then come back for more earnings.

All the while, their freight pay, doesn’t even cover the cost of running that truck. Example: $1.60ish per mile, is required to run a truck/trailer to break even: equipment payment, insurance, tires, diesel, taxes (!!!!), payroll, etc. Normally, a truck wouldn’t take that freight, unless they are in a tough spot, something got cancelled or whatever, they will only take it as a last ditch effort to make it to the next trip. But consistently the freight being covered, is paying sub-$1. Literally barely covering FUEL expenses only. How do I know? Cuz the brokers giving out these freight contracts tell us the price they got it covered when you ask why the price is so low.

Anyway, this was a tangent sorry lol

Comment · 11 months ago
Comment · 11 months ago
Man that’s a dope experience for sure! Congrats!
Comment · 1 year ago
Proud of your work! Keep it up
Comment · 1 year ago
Reminds me of the windows laptop-closed-but-loses-power-while-hibernating bug that’s been around for ages (10+ years at minimum). Linus (LTT) has made multiple video regarding that over the years.

Obviously, that’s windows. But I do wonder why sleep modes in Linux/windows don’t actually work effectively. I mean they ‘work’ as in slowed battery drain, but still nowhere near any of the MacBook series (with/without the M* chips). Idk something about them, they get it right..

Comment · 1 year ago
Mention of an app, but no references. Does anyone know of it?
Comment · 1 year ago
I’m assuming insurance or commercial trucking? Or both?

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