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Why Tina CMS might be the best tool for bloggers(miikavonbell.com)
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Actually Portable Nim(mike.fo)
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Yeah I already have a couple droplets at DigitalOcean. I just wanted to give Hetzner a try.
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Hetzner is really awful with admissions of new accounts. I tried to register twice but got denied before I even got the chance to complete registration. `After reviewing your updated customer information, we have decided to deactivate your
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Great, that means we don't disagree Because the entire point of the article is that hosting on mobile should be indeed more convenient and accessible.
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> By that logic, that's what you are on your phone as well I'm lost, how did you come the conclusion that tenants and owners lend the same power? > unless you collected the silicon material, diffused and soldered and program
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Why not work instead on reducing the number of roadblocks and services that you need to manage, rely on, hand over your rights to, and entrust them with your personal data? I don't know about you, but that seems to me the logical thing
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I change the provider? Are you arguing I'm not allowed to host because a service can cut me off, so I need to open myself to more services that can cut me off?
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> Running a webserver on your phone incurs all the same issues Huh, what? The issues I mentioned proceed from using services you don't own or have power over. How can I suffer from such issues on my own device? > out of range or
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Except, you don't own or control any of these sites or services. You're merely a tenant without any power. You're open for many threats outside your control: 1. Service shutdown 2. Price jacked up 3. Your account/instanc
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How a startup loses its spark(blog.johnqian.com)
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> I had to provide audits of our licenses of libraries we use in our code base to investors and attest we didn’t have AGPL code in our code/software in our stack. A little off topic, but how are these audits usually done? I'd l
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Out of curiosity, How is this post not a [dupe] and managed to reach the front page even though it had its fair share not even 10 days ago
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Right to Be Forgotten – Radiolab(radiolab.org)
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It seems like a different take with similar sentiment: The project isn't over once it's functional. It's a nice coincidence tho, you and OP should collaborate on a joint research to get the bottom of it.
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Similar take was shared recently, except it put more emphasis on marketing in the last 10%: Stopping at 90% [ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36967594 ]
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Around the Globe with Unicode(norasandler.com)
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In Defense of Programming Languages(flix.dev)
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Browser from Scratch: HTML Parsing(viethung.space)
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Knowledge Laundering(blog.jim-nielsen.com)
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Litigation Funding as rules and transparency lag behind – 60 Minutes [video](youtube.com)
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How a template engine works (2016)(fengsp.github.io)
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Well, my impression was that it's a revolutionary hot technology that only recent browsers support. Something like the browser doing the "SSR" natively on the fly before rendering the page DOM. Anyway like I mentioned, I didn
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I heard about web components a lot for years and was looking forward for an opportunity to try them. But for some reason, this is the first time I learn that it's completely reliant on JS. My impression previously was that it brings mo
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Are there signed executables that do what Win11Debloat and similar tools do?
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What better alternatives do you recommend?
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> Wouldn't making a language too similar/easy to transition to another language defeat the purpose of creating a new language? It doesn't need to be a replica, just aim for reducing the fraction while designing the languag
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Why is it hard to learn another programming language?(austinhenley.com)
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> where as the remaining 10% is far more difficult to track and often has no clear stopping point. The problem isn't that it's difficult to track. It's not even clear what the remaining 10% is, or if it's 10% to begin
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What if you don't want to sell it? Does that mean you did 100% or the remaining 10% shift to sth else

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