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by 65 3y ago
I hate spending money on software. I pirated Adobe Creative Suite for years. I really, really did not want to pay the $55/month for a Creative Cloud subscription, but I had to. There are no great alternatives to Photoshop + Premiere +
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Mozart and Scatology(en.wikipedia.org)
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by 65 3y ago
> return-to-work A subtle way to insinuate that working from home is somehow not working. That the only way to work is in an office.
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by 65 3y ago
I think you have a typo in your documentation here: https://nuejs.org/docs/nuejs/#html > <p :if="desc">{ desc }</h3> should be <p :if="desc">{ desc }</p>
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by 65 3y ago
Thank god Valve exists for their work getting Steam games to work on Linux. A lot of the captive Windows audience is gamers. With another option, people don't have to put up with Microsoft's OS terrorism.
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I am able to do this. I can also write upside down and backwards. The interesting thing is, I am left handed, as was da Vinci. I wonder if the man who can speak backwards is left handed. I also find it easier to read right-to-left. I wonder
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by 65 3y ago
> until someone comes up with a new paradigm all together. Like Bun?
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by 65 3y ago
To be fair this Mondrian style is a web design trend right now.
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by 65 3y ago
Looks almost exactly the same as e.gg, which Meta shut down after a few months. https://techcrunch.com/2020/11/18/facebook-launches-e-gg-an-...
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by 65 3y ago
This is a straw man. I was not equating changing the logo to Elon making things better at Twitter. My argument for changing the logo is "why not" with my observation that Elon has made Twitter better since he bought it - therefore
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by 65 3y ago
Why not? I've found I've been using Twitter more ever since Elon bought it. He's made some good improvements. It's popular to hate Elon but I think he's trying to make Twitter better than he found it.
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by 65 3y ago
I wonder... would it matter if I didn't know who the president of the United States was? Would that affect my life in any way?
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by 65 3y ago
People don't even seem to understand that AI is inside of a computer. It's not real. The whole argument with AI safety seems to be about how AI can say some "harmful misinformation". Ok. I can say harmful misinformation
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Chrome Dev Tools is better than Firefox Dev Tools in my opinion. Chrome has more extensions too.
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by 65 3y ago
If only it wasn't built with PHP. We need a batteries included, non-headless, open source CMS for Node.js. Headless is pointless for the vast majority of use cases, so I don't really understand why Node.js developers keep making t
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Can a planet have a mind of its own?(rochester.edu)
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Aspartame Is a Possible Cause of Cancer in Humans, a WHO Agency Says(nytimes.com)
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I would prefer to pay like this, especially since I'm not writing a ton of blog posts. To me it's better to pay $10 for a viral post than pay $10/month continuously with little traffic. It depends on your use case though. Low
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by 65 3y ago
I hate the Threads user experience. You're force fed content from brands, divisive political figures, meme pages, and influencers, and given no way to discover accounts you actually want to follow. At least on Twitter it's easier
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by 65 3y ago
I pay $0 a year to host my Next.js website on S3. I use MDX to write posts. I have CI/CD set up to auto publish when I push a new post. It's a simple set up (for a developer). I don't get why one would want to or need to pay
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by 65 3y ago
Somewhat unrelated, but blueskyweb.xyz is the ugliest domain name I've ever seen for a legitimate tech company. Feels like a spam domain.
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by 65 3y ago
If you don't own the .com, you don't own the name, IMO. There are a ton of good .com brand names put there that are available, you just have to look. A unique name also makes your brand more recognizable, compared to ultra minimal
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by 65 3y ago
This seems to be particular for software businesses the require huge scale in order to operate. Uber is still not profitable, DoorDash is not profitable, Reddit is not profitable. The markets these companies are trying to serve are ginormou
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by 65 3y ago
YouTube is a great place to find recipes from individuals. They usually have the entire recipe in the description. And a video to go along with it!
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by 65 3y ago
I miss PhpBB. So much more well organized than Reddit or Discord or Instagram or Twitter. It feels like we've lost user experience sensibilities from the mid 2000s and now rely on algorithms and feeds to give us things we may or may no
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Steve just wants this all to be over with so he can IPO, get his payday, and ride off into the sunset with millions of dollars. He doesn't care about Reddit or users or anything other than making huge money. Is it any surprise we see y
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by 65 3y ago
Sort of unrelated but I find it ironic this website is written in Python. It's a single HTML page. Make it a static site and host it for free/low-cost on S3 or something. Why do you need to host this website on a server, use Docke
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by 65 3y ago
If you make a salary from your job, dollar cost averaging makes more sense than saving up your salary and then lump sum investing it at some point in time. Randomly getting a huge lump sum of money would only happen very rarely. In reality,
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I built my own RSS feed reader web app. The difference is that it proxies the HTML of the article page, transforms it (e.g. removes advertising, adds custom styling/scripts) so that I can view the original article but with modification
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Would you care if we murdered all the homeless?

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