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Kye
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Those were called doorway pages. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doorway_page
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You can eventually do anything they can do with GIMP. It just takes a lot more time and effort and the results are less flexible. I say this as someone who tried to do it all in GIMP for many years before moving on to Affinity's softwa
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It was a long time ago. They stripped it of identifying features for the test. Finding information on it is hard on account of the overall decline in search quality. There might be a post on it here on HN but I couldn't find it on a qu
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They did blind "taste tests" that showed people preferred Bing. Even Microsoft can't overcome Google's inertia with a better product even with the marketing blitzes they've done and all their efforts to push it thro
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1y ago
Microsoft tried that. Its market share 15+ years on is probably why no one else tried.
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How to Jailbreak Your Car [video]
(youtube.com)
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GIMP doesn't do 1% of what this does even if you don't have a problem with GIMP's UX. It's not comparable.
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1y ago
Stopping development of the thing you paid for to launch a subscription app is the same thing. V2 launched with basically no new features or improvements and everyone expected it to improve over time like V1 did.
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This is like when a dog is harassing me and the owner yells "he won't bite! I know my dog!" I don't know you .
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>> "What exactly do you expect from them?" Nothing. No one asked for Canva. The acquisition is an imposition by a company that has not earned the trust we had in Serif.
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1y ago
Go around them and radio the astronauts on the ISS about it.
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1y ago
It's a US-based organization discussing funding from the US government. Why would you expect a different focus in an article about that funding?
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>> "Our legal advisors confirmed that this would not just apply to security work covered by the grant - this would apply to all of the PSF's activities." Given this, I could easily see work supporting the creation of
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1y ago
Opening a padlock by hitting it with another padlock has to be one of my favorite bits.
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A large portion could still feed themselves. What food assistance does is allow someone spend less of an already scarce time and energy budget on food preparation. You can eat for cheap if you make major components in bulk, but it all adds
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Headlines Don't Crash Economies
(kyefox.com)
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1y ago
Check the source on the donation page. It looks like they actually use something called Gr4vy above all that to handle payments. https://gr4vy.com Using a platform with its own fee on top of payment processor fees would explain
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No. Why would a payment processor make an exception to its risk-based rules for an organization that increases exposure to that risk? Brand recognition is a liability in this case.
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Wikipedia is full of the kind of stuff mainstream payment processors balk at, so they might have to use a higher risk processor with higher fees.
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PDS MOOver now supports automated backups and account recovery
(retrobailey.leaflet.pub)
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The work on making the PLC directory independent is huge. Adversarial migration and the broader notion of credible exit only works if control of identity is free of potential conflicts of interest.
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AT Protocol alternatives to popular social media platforms
(aternative.to)
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Most people don't choose by blind taste test. How intrusive do those ads have to get before it overwhelms habit and familiarity? OpenAI might be betting on enough of its 800m and growing weekly users sticking around long enough to moot
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Makes me think of the recent thing where YouTube stopped counting views with ad blockers. The Linus Tech Tips people worked out they were still seeing the same ad impressions and revenue despite views dropping by half. Unfortunately, sponso
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Ask HN: Do you have some rare internet(s) history to share?
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What happens if whoever has the old domain now connects a DID with it? Is this where the rotational key + the fact that everything is signed with it comes in? My concern here is with embeds and links on the wider web that have no notion of
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I prefer FreeTube for YouTube since it maintains the good parts of YouTube's interface while giving you something to point a backup program at. At least, when it works. There's currently a major blocking bug the devs are aware of.
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Finally, some love for for did:web.
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Bluesky's Patent Non-Aggression Pledge
(bsky.social)
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Source code and documentation: https://tangled.org/@slices.network/slices
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