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by Pooge 2y ago
I don't think so; it would have made the malware harder to spot.
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by Pooge 2y ago
Because you can get your own domain in front of it and export your content (i.e. Markdown). Users would land on your domain name, but it doesn't really matter if it's hosted on your PC or GitHub. The point is that you would be abl
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by Pooge 2y ago
I didn't know about this. Thank you! After some digging, I also found a great way to surprise bots that don't respect robots.txt[1] :) [1]: https://melkat.blog/p/unsafe-pricing
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by Pooge 2y ago
You do not need to show a banner and ask for consent if every cookie is to make the website work (e.g. for authentication and settings). GDPR didn't create this banner; websites that use useless cookies and phone home to Big Tech are.
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by Pooge 2y ago
I'm not an Obsidian user, but I agree with their "file over app" philosophy.[1] If SiYuan stops being developed, are the files still readable/parse-able? [1]: https://stephango.com/file-over-app
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by Pooge 2y ago
Oh? Perhaps I misunderstood when you said "infrequent trading". I'm also wondering why I'm getting downvoted but this is the Internet for me :)
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by Pooge 2y ago
I have to disagree with you. Comparing long-term, passive investors to short-term speculators seems unfair and simplistic to me.
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by Pooge 2y ago
I like the Compound Interest Calculator on Investor.gov.[1] [1]: https://www.investor.gov/financial-tools-calculators/calcula...
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by Pooge 2y ago
> I cannot imagine that we are the only company that has come up with this idea. In a company I used to work for, 2 floors were (completely) unoccupied but some were insufferable. 2 floors worth tens of thousands of dollars monthly were
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by Pooge 2y ago
> Use a password manager that supports passkeys If the user is, what's the point of having passkeys? One using a password manager has (strong) passwords generated for them... First time I'm hearing about removing passwords and
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by Pooge 2y ago
I think you know more than me on the subject. I have never cared about calories in my life and never really cared about my weight. I lived abroad for a year and, when coming back home, started eating healthily (i.e. more greens and less red
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by Pooge 2y ago
It's worth noting that our metabolisms slow down when we start losing weight so it gets harder and harder to lose fat.
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by Pooge 2y ago
I agree a lot with what you say. I will take another sentence from the book because I agree with it and have noticed it first hand after changing my diet: > If you focus on health, your weight will take care of itself There are some morn
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by Pooge 2y ago
Unfortunately I never look at the calories on the label as I only look out for salt and proteins. However, you can make the calculations based on the numbers I gave in my other comment - which are taken from Why Calories Don't Count fr
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by Pooge 2y ago
> You are mixing up 2 issues here. When people talk about "restricting your caloric intake", they are very obviously talking about what's written on the package and not after making calculations based on whether it'
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by Pooge 2y ago
> You can die on this hill, you're just wrong I think you replied to the wrong comment because I didn't make any point in the one you responded to. It's whatever, because I'm not alone on this hill and many nutrition
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by Pooge 2y ago
> I believe they are referring to self-control about the foods consumed. Then I don't understand how "overweight people avoiding something challenging" would use the excuse of the "type of calorie". It's a m
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by Pooge 2y ago
> The "type of calorie" theory is generally proposed by popular psuedo science articles that appeal primarily to overweight people who are looking for easy answers that don't require them to do something challenging. &quot
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by Pooge 2y ago
> But if your body expended more calories than you absorbed, the net effect is a loss of mass. Yes, I agree with this. This is called Net Metabolisable Energy[1] and is something mentioned in the book. I think I said it badly, because I
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by Pooge 2y ago
> It's all calories. Except that it is not. X calories of refined food would contribute more to weight-gain than would X calories of almonds. Taking directly from Dr Giles Yeo's book: I’m not asking anyone to count calories at
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by Pooge 2y ago
Experts like Dr Giles Yeo would disagree with you on the subject. Processed food contributes more to weight-gain than would the same amount (in terms of calories) of a non-processed one. Increasing physical activity has NOT shown that it&#x
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by Pooge 2y ago
Makes me think of the "cobra effect", like the Great Hanoi Rat Massacre.[1] Set arbitrary metrics like download count -> bad actors make bots to download their package -> they profit while the registry suffers from very heav
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by Pooge 2y ago
Using Librewolf 131.0.3-1. Going to the GitHub homepage makes the tab freeze and I have to go to /login or a repository page directly.
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by Pooge 2y ago
Use Librewolf and never go back. How people keep up with Mozilla's bullshit is beyond me. Can't wait for the Ladybird alpha release.
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by Pooge 2y ago
Mentioning "Not affiliated with Nintendo" is also a good way to be upfront. I don't understand why I can "Draw cards" on your website if you want to make it a resource for the Pocket game. I agree with parent commen
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by Pooge 2y ago
Unfortunately I can't publish "private" drafts. However, it's about 90% finished so if you want I could send you the HTML draft by email. Or send you the link once it's done ;)
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by Pooge 2y ago
> Especially if you use something like k3s with SQL database I'll admit I've never used K8s outside of work very much, so I can't really argue on that! > What were you thinking of things to take into account for k8s ove
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by Pooge 2y ago
Starting one wiki/note-taking software is not going to make your fans go crazy more than running your favorite JetBrains IDE. I had a non-Arm MacBook Pro and sometimes the fans would go crazy for no reasons, so all my Arm-based colleag
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by Pooge 2y ago
I am one of the 10 users[1] in the world that uses Docker Swarm (container orchestrator like Kubernetes or Nomad), and I disagree with that statement. I have over 25 containers running (including Jellyfin, Nextcloud, Gitea, TeamSpeak, ...)

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