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aendruk
3y ago
What are your thoughts on PhotoPrism?
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aendruk
3y ago
That’s the sequence of notable populations; individuals did who knows what.
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aendruk
3y ago
Where sleeping is an acceptable cost.
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aendruk
3y ago
To be notified of updates. Why in preference to email? Web feeds are typically presented as information streams while email is presented as interpersonal dialogue. Organizing your information streams into an aggregator is clarifying.
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aendruk
3y ago
I even acquiesced (using a fake address expressing my displeasure with their aggression) to the first popup yet the bombardment continued.
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3y ago
Read it as a resolution.
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I recently bought his book primarily for its illustrations and was painfully disappointed at the print quality. It was so bad I thought Amazon had sold me a counterfeit so I returned it and ordered directly from the publisher instead, at si
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3y ago
I once lost track of a coworker at a coffee shop and eventually found her sitting on the floor under the bar spraying a tank of whipped cream into her mouth. It had been a long day.
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3y ago
Everyone in the industry, or everyone else?
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aendruk
3y ago
A while back I saw web feeds described as “like podcasts, but for reading”.
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aendruk
3y ago
Indeed “smart” quotes are a nuisance and it’s a small tragedy that curved quotes go typically unused. I gave myself a dedicated `“` key to make it the default in everyday use. “ → “ Shift+“ → ” Option+“ → "
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aendruk
3y ago
Thank you for the excerpt. I attempted to read the article but have a firmly negative reaction to the auto-playing video that CTV chose to pop over it.
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aendruk
3y ago
It feels like everything here is predatory by some law of thermodynamics. Anything that moves must be powered by the exploitation of someone, and no change may happen without the simultaneous ratcheting up of some mechanism of extraction.
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3y ago
You can deduce the answer by charitably interpreting that the situations in which I’m attaching a keyboard and monitor are those in which that’s a reasonable action.
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3y ago
…except for when they can’t. The relevant retort would be that I could instead be using hardware with a remote management interface like IPMI, and building a custom OS installation image with remote access preconfigured. But even then I’m n
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3y ago
One thing I’ve always wondered is why it’s not common to be able to use a laptop as a generic keyboard and monitor for another computer. For doing maintenance on a headless machine it feels silly to go buy a keyboard and monitor when my lap
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3y ago
You’re preaching about the wrong issue. Arranging an HTTP redirect on your server won’t deduplicate records with mismanaged IDs in the aggregator.
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Cool URIs can be ugly (2023)
(unterwaditzer.net)
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Novelty
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It’s so bad, and egregiously dishonest at times, that I half suspect it’s actually a campaign to earn a red vote out of spite.
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aendruk
3y ago
I appreciate that someone created this page which is handy when introducing people to web feeds: https://aboutfeeds.com/ It too could use a mention of autodiscovery though.
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3y ago
Mailing lists
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3y ago
The article body is a decent (though myopic) history, but what a misleading headline. Irrelevance to whom?
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Where I recall hearing about it I think the use was detecting when things ended up at synapses.
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3y ago
For another fascinating technique, see STORM in which making subjects twinkle over time allows you to construct an image exceeding the highest zoom of a microscope.
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3y ago
The trick I discovered is to have a 500-sqft home. Wi-Fi 6 has been great!
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3y ago
Looks to be principally a turnkey service that shelters consumers from the details of web servers and static site generators.
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Thanks for the warning. To spare the next reader, here’s a direct link to the primary source— https://www.cell.com/current-biology/fulltext/S0960-9822(23)... —and the key quote from the abstract: We studied sleep
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This sounds like the concept of progressive enhancement.
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It’s an initialism of Qt (“cute”), historically a t oolkit by Q uasar Technologies .
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