Cyberdog

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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
Neocities just hosts web sites. It's up for the author of the site to write a page with <blink> (if they really want to), then for the browser that visitors use to visit that site to implement its functionality. The web host has
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
You can host arbitrary files on it but Neocities isn't really intended as a file host along the lines of Dropbox. It's more for hosting general-purpose web sites.
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
Given the size of the ocean (ie, there's so many other places that a ship can drop anchor other than right on a cable), I would assume this would be intentional sabotage any time it happens.
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
If you're stuck with an older version of SQLite and/or want to enforce order on an existing table without creating a new table with STRICT and then copying all your rows over and/or also want to do things like enforce signedn
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
How ironic that Google wanted to be a monopoly buster.
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
Will sending bits to space and back really be faster than fiber? How?
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
That video's over an hour long. Care to sum it up for us?
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
I assumed consumer hardware too though I can't imagine what OpenAI hardware would look like. Another take on the "smart speaker" that has hit the consumer market with a resounding "meh?"
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
Bailout of OpenAI? Doubt it, unless Trump and Musk have some sort of falling out (again).
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
Yes, briefly: https://qz.com/apple-google-yahoo-search-engine-safari-antit...
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
> Rust zealots are in the unfortunate position of having the tiniest bit of objective truth on their side — all else being equal, most C software would indeed benefit from being written in Rust instead. But all other things are not equal
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
> He's also planning to release the language the exact same time as Jai Except that Odin has been "released" and has been used to ship software for years now. Regardless of Bill's inspirations for his language, I can
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
I used to be a huge fan of Swift but eventually got frustrated that they just don't seem interested in officially supporting anything other than macOS and mainline Linux; any support for BSD or Windows is only through iffy community pr
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
I like Lobsters' design and would love to switch over, but it's still invite-only… I guess it works for them but it feels elitist to an anti-social nerd like me.
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
Are you sure you read that here? I came back yesterday after a hiatus and I’ve been dismayed how many posts are just “yeah, I just run Claude all day” without a hint of embarrassment or shame.
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
You want to use Telegram as a shell?
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
The “cleanup pass” never happens, though. It’ll just be new feature on top of new feature until it’s too large to refactor.
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
In System Settings, if you go to Accessibility and click "Read & Speak" in the "Vision" section, you can select a different voice using the "System voice" section. Click the "(i)" to preview your
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
I mean, I figured the concept of buying ingredients to make a single meal for one person and then just throwing whatever's left away is so ridiculous on the face of it that I wouldn't need to qualify it, but apparently I was wrong
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
But you wouldn't be making a single burrito. You'd be making several over several days, and/or using the leftover ingredients for other meals. Economic literacy is truly dead, isn't it? Good lord.
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
Are you someone who has the capability to be constantly making money any time you want to? If not and you just have a normal 9-5 job or something close to it, you have plenty of time to shop for an hour once a week, then spend 10-30 minutes
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
Make your burrito or bowl at home, and it'll cost $4 or less.
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by Cyberdog 3mo ago
Going by the "How it works" section of the GitHub page (not the web site), it appears to be both whitelists and blacklists, plus heuristics for unknown brands to flag the keyboard-mash brands that are almost certainly junk.
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by Cyberdog 1y ago
Yes, given that Limbaugh has not produced new content in four years due to his death, there would be no overlap nowadays.
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by Cyberdog 1y ago
Retvrn to Craigslist.
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by Cyberdog 2y ago
David Bowie transcends history and fiction, life and death.
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by Cyberdog 2y ago
If that's the case, how come nobody seems to be writing improved Minecraft clients? Ever since I started playing it in the beta days I've been frustrated with how poorly Minecraft performs relative to what it's showing on t
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by Cyberdog 2y ago
> but if you're used to Wordpress plugins or an NPM package being available for whatever you need, Drupal can be frustrating. On the other hand, Drupal does not have the WordPress ecosystem habits where many modules/plugins hav
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by Cyberdog 2y ago
How did the sites auto-update to have this plug-in removed/replaced? Are your sites set up to just automatically take push updates from WordPress central command or something and auto-modify themselves?!
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by Cyberdog 2y ago
I take incredible exception to what you are saying. What you are saying might be broadly correct for software as a whole, but not at all for web sites; most commercial web sites exist to drive sales, through advertising and promotion of pro

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