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The World Is Structurally Similar(zoraster.org)
1 points by Fred34 3y ago|0 comments
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Words and Laws(zoraster.org)
1 points by Fred34 3y ago|0 comments
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Taft Test(tafttest.com)
20 points by Fred34 3y ago|1 comments
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by Fred34 3y ago
This is one of my old blog posts I wanted to share. I moved the site it was on this morning to a new domain so I'm thinking the cache is messed up somewhere. I had an issue resolving the new domain on my phone ― but after I switched ne
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The World Is ‘Structurally Similar’(zoraster.org)
4 points by Fred34 3y ago|2 comments
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by Fred34 3y ago
You are right that we should not got back from html. I find .txt file publishing interesting anyhow because the files can be rendered in everything. A .txt file can be viewed in a browser, rss reader, any text editor, in the terminal, etc.
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by Fred34 3y ago
GIF's can be saved locally and then shared without having to check weather websites.
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GIF maker that generates images from real-time weather radar data(raypatrick.xyz)
1 points by Fred34 3y ago|1 comments
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Shell Script RSS Publishing(shinobi.bt.ht)
89 points by Fred34 3y ago|16 comments
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by Fred34 3y ago
Cool, the guy who ran the no CSS club added my site.
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History of Philosophy (No JavaScript)(friesian.com)
3 points by Fred34 3y ago|1 comments
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by Fred34 3y ago
This site has been around forever, it's run by an old Los Angeles Valley College Professor named Kelly L. Ross. It's interesting because he still updates articles on it even though it looks like something from the early 2000&#x27
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by Fred34 3y ago
Added a viewport tag for the html page, I may try to display the text in a page and then just link to the .txt file.
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by Fred34 3y ago
Edited my nginx file to display UTF-8, should look better now
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by Fred34 3y ago
Nice ASCII art
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by Fred34 3y ago
Another one is https://www.friesian.com/history One of my favorite references for philosophy.
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by Fred34 3y ago
I think the trick is to avoid the hr tag and to center the pages. I run a no css website https://www.pilledtexts.com/ and just have the readable content in .txt files where I can add a max width.
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by Fred34 3y ago
His site is on my blogroll. I still check it for his political takes -- not that I tend to agree with him on a lot.
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No CSS Club(nocss.club)
235 points by Fred34 3y ago|270 comments
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by Fred34 3y ago
There is a bit of meta-level irony in this article in that I'm the author that was trying to see if I could propagate this article here (a news site).
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News Is Propaganda(joshualiu.org)
44 points by Fred34 3y ago|41 comments
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by Fred34 3y ago
Or Tor will release another address system. I remember when the Tor team released their v3 onion address a few years back they killed access to the old v2 sites on the network by not making the new browser versions backwards compatible.
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I Conscientiously Object to Self-Driving Cars(raypatrick.xyz)
60 points by Fred34 3y ago|92 comments
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by Fred34 3y ago
Yea I mostly use LibreWolf now as Tor is too slow and too many services block it and just use it to read (many news sites have tor addresses now). But another reason to support the project is that a lot of the anti-fingerprinting innovation
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Tor is not just for anonymity (2022)(blog.pastly.net)
204 points by Fred34 3y ago|150 comments
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The Direction of Time ⧗(joshualiu.org)
1 points by Fred34 3y ago|0 comments
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The Decline and Fall of the U.S. Dollar(heritage.org)
3 points by Fred34 3y ago|0 comments
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Words and Laws(joshualiu.org)
1 points by Fred34 3y ago|0 comments
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The New Oil(thenewoil.org)
3 points by Fred34 3y ago|1 comments
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by Fred34 3y ago
Science is overly reductionist in its approach to sociological problems. Culture isn't a dataset.

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