Zealotux

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   by Zealotux 5y ago

   Seems to be back online for my websites here in Europe.
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   by Zealotux 5y ago

   I've been subscribed to the paper version for a year now (French version), it's great, probably one of the best French newspaper to read.
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   by Zealotux 5y ago

   I'm still surprised we haven't seen – as far as I'm aware – a proposal to integrate the cookie consent notice as a unified browser specification that websites would have to go through to ask for permission, just like they hav
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   by Zealotux 5y ago

   I've _always_ tried to warn my colleagues open-source wasn't safe because everyone could read the code, this is _yet_ another proof!
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   by Zealotux 5y ago

   I remember back when OVH was smugly mocking anyone who had concerns about their WC system, to be fair the concerns were kind of ridiculous but ultimately their system _did_ fail catastrophically. Glad to have left that company years before
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   by Zealotux 5y ago

   Thanks, total dive indeed, incredible.
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   by Zealotux 5y ago

   >Data from flight trackers indicate that the flight descended at over -30,000 feet per minute Maybe someone well-versed could confirm but isn't that an absolutely insane sink rate even for a crash? I think the plane would have to be
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   by Zealotux 5y ago

   Apologies, I may have extended my experience of French media to the rest of the world, I got news titles clearly stating "Cosmonauts wearing Ukraine's colors as sign of protest against the war" (paraphrasing).
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   by Zealotux 5y ago

   "A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on its shoes" – Author unclear Can we talk about the supposedly "cosmonauts arriving in the ISS wearing Ukraine's color" for a moment by the way?
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    Always coming back to that one, the visual are great to quickly remind me of what a given pattern aims to achieve.
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    Oh yeah uh... sorry about the Rainbow Warrior. And don't let any DGSE agent anywhere near those two boats of yours.
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    And already working, here in France the main leftist candidate (JL. Mélenchon) has used these events as definitive proof nuclear energy is not sustainable (France's presidential elections are taking place next month), anti-nuclear rhet
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    Completely out of the loop here, I tried reading the "No RailsConf" blog post and now I'm even more confused, could someone please share context? At least Rails is consistent in being absolutely obscure to me, even outside th
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    Sharing a small snippet I made to convert all links to web archives from 2007: document.querySelectorAll('.titlelink').forEach((link) => link.href = " https://web.archive.org/web/20070601000000*/ &
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    How do you get opportunities in that scene? Do you get paid in cash or cryptocurrencies? Aren't you afraid of an eventual impending crash of the markets? I also thought of learning about so-called smart-contracts but I'm skeptical
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    My own virtual tabletop: https://bonfiretabletop.com It's actually picking up some speed and have a small base of active users, but even without what: I learn a ton from this project, definitely made me a better developer a
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    Switched to Deezer years ago, not quite perfect but a much better experience in my opinion, I suggest you give it a chance.
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    Happy birthday!
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    Will Spotify Ruin Podcasting? (2020)(mattstoller.substack.com)

    2 points by Zealotux 5y ago|0 comments
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    Last year, during a stargazing event at a local observatory, the organizer used one of those and everyone was amazed to how powerful these things are, they seem like they could reach up to kilometers. He also explained he had special author
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    Truly glad we're in web3, freeing the human spirit like no other innovation before.
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    Got a new job after a few months of struggle, moved to a city I enjoy, got my side project up and running, a few hundred users, a few even paying for it, went back to therapy, doing better, got myself 2 green plants and gave them name, they
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    I'm as excited as I am anxious about this, hope everything goes well, it sure would be poetic to get it up there on Christmas day.
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    Ask HN: Best Talks of 2021?

    13 points by Zealotux 5y ago|5 comments
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    My side-project relies heavily on WS, I'm currently using Node.js and it's alright but learning Elixir is my goal during these holidays. Any resource to share to get started? I don't know much about Elixir except it's pe
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    I'm wondering why is that, which part of the effort was dedicated to research and how much time and money would it cost to build a new JWST?
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    Its virus protection also indicates "Chech" instead of "Check"[1]. Evangelion is full of amazing thoughtful details, I love how they mixed the pseudoscience with the pseudo-mystical concepts of the series[2]. [1] https:
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    Now here's a startup idea: generate a RSS feed for any website. $1 a month, $10 if paid annually :o)
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    I have been running into that exact problem for months now, I have early users messaging me with "why don't you talk more of your product? this just what I was looking for it took me hours to find it". So while I agree with t
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    by Zealotux 5y ago

    That statement looks like a very wordy "Seen" notification.