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by Funes- 6y ago
Already on the front page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23923183
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ripasso – A simple password manager written in Rust(github.com)
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by Funes- 6y ago
>own your own blog >Own your platform. Own your content. Own your voice. There's no way to fully own a place on the clearnet. At a minimum, you will have to rent a domain, and most people will rent the hosting as well. Moreov
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by Funes- 6y ago
I use Dasung's e-ink monitor (Paperlike Pro) daily . A mouse cursor is fully usable. You can even watch videos on that thing. Of course, the refresh rate is far from perfect, but its performance is acceptable. I code on it, mainly.
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by Funes- 6y ago
>It's called "The death of the author", and I invite you to look up the excellent videos covering the topic on YouTube I'd rather invite them to read the original Roland Barthe's essay (1967), which has that same
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by Funes- 6y ago
To my mind, trying this hard to circumvent a platform's huge and seemingly irremovable flaws instead of ditching it for good is a very unreasonable option. I'd say quit Twitter abruptly , not gradually--here's how: - Do you
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by Funes- 6y ago
It's mind-boggling how many applications don't include screenshots, especially considering how easy it is to take and upload them. Even if the given application is CLI-based, I want to know how it looks like to quickly make sense
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by Funes- 6y ago
Me? Hahaha. I don't "follow" anyone. I don't have any social media account. Haven't had one in five years, and I encourage everyone to do the same. I don't even use WhatsApp, for Christ's sake, and virtu
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by Funes- 6y ago
It's almost as if the media was taking advantage of our psychological shortcomings and invading our personal lives for profit, at the expense of our well-being, eh? The Internet used to be a refuge from the corporate public sphere; now
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“What's the 'trends blacklist' and 'search blacklist,' Twitter?”(mobile.twitter.com)
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by Funes- 6y ago
>This could be the beginning of the end of social media. Please, God, I beg you, let this happen.
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by Funes- 6y ago
Alright, from my own experience, being part of thriving communities composed of people geographically close to oneself seems to be hugely benefitial. What about an online platform that facilitates offline encounters with like-minded peopl
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by Funes- 6y ago
You both formulate good arguments. Nonetheless, there are many countries where one could argue that the customers and infrastructure that make any business viable and profitable exist in spite of the state, and not because of it, render
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by Funes- 6y ago
His eagerness and excitement at the time could have been more closely related to Nokia N900's novelty (2009), since the N9 was released two years later (2011), and the concept wouldn't be as surprising. That's why I went with
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by Funes- 6y ago
That would be the Nokia N900, which used Maemo, a Debian-based distro. It runs PostmarketOS, as well [0]. [0]: https://invidio.us/watch?v=eux9IcB2lfg .
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by Funes- 6y ago
There's no viable solution at this point other than leaving all social media behind. The internet should've never intertwined with our real life identities. In fact, what we have now is the vast majority of people living most of
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by Funes- 6y ago
As everything else on the clearnet, it's been corrupted by corporativism. Cultural homogenization truly seems unstoppable from here.
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by Funes- 6y ago
>Last time I tried to create e-mail address via Tor, ProtonMail worked flawlessly. No phone number required. It must've been some time ago, then, because they now require an SMS (your phone number), a donation, or another e-mail acc
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by Funes- 6y ago
>less than impeccable political expression According to whom? Care to point us to some of those comments?
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by Funes- 7y ago
Make it "uncensorable and anonymous blogs" and I'm in.
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by Funes- 7y ago
TL;DR: This program decrypts encrypted media files you yourself have received through WhatsApp, "in the same way that the WhatsApp app does to display it on the screen." It doesn't decrypt other people's media files, a
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by Funes- 7y ago
>Once in a while you find something that's better than anything you've encountered before. Yeah, you can find something new you like, but that doesn't mean that you necessarily have to be looking for it, especially not
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by Funes- 7y ago
>we are still at the "those people were going to die within a year anyway" phase. No, we are not. Young and healthy people are dying too. And that's with global confinement taking place. Just imagine in what kind of hell w
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by Funes- 7y ago
>>Features >Only CSS. No JavaScript! It is indeed a feature, and one that I wish the vast majority of websites adopted.
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by Funes- 7y ago
I guess you don't read many books or academic research, then.
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by Funes- 7y ago
I'd like to ask the author if he would be willing to justify the text on his "digital garden". It would make for a better reading experience in my opinion. Also, your site would benefit from grouping or ordering posts by topi
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by Funes- 7y ago
>that world has come to the physical world and merged with it. One could argue that, in some aspects, it has substituted it.
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by Funes- 7y ago
Sure! [0] Official I2P Java client download: https://geti2p.net/en/download . Once started, you should check the router console, on localhost:7657. You can check the firewall settings on localhost:7657/confignet (w
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by Funes- 7y ago
>There's a strong argument that religion remains the greater threat. Where is it, then? You haven't laid out a single argument, only broad, unfounded statements.
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by Funes- 7y ago
I have been using it for almost a year and I haven't find a single instance of what you're describing. I haven't been searching for it, either. It's a great tool with great promise with regards to avoiding censorship and

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