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by beardog 3y ago
Does this mean we have hyper text adoption now?
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by beardog 3y ago
"This feature is set to launch in the coming months." It sounds like he wants a round of applause for this big deal release. They can't even admit that it was a mistake to remove it... or maybe he is like a lot of writers&#x2
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by beardog 3y ago
Privacy badger is redundant on top of Firefox's maximum setting for tracker protection and using the available blocklists in uBlock Origin.
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by beardog 3y ago
Because gen z uses both discord and reddit heavily
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by beardog 3y ago
Disabling jobs for new forks until a commit is made in the fork or an option is toggled on the settings page would be a fix, although maybe i'm missing something. I often had experiences where people would fork my repos and I would get
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by beardog 3y ago
>besides the fact that he's kept away from the public so he can't commit more crimes. Even this part is a failure. Prisoners can and do commit crimes that victimize other prisoners, guards, and sometimes the outside public.
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by beardog 3y ago
I see. I suppose there are different ways to define homelessness too. If i couch surf, I would say I am homeless but if i start tossing the owners $250/mo to let me crash, am I now a tenant? We need agreed upon ways to calculate these
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by beardog 3y ago
Could it be that (largely homeless) drug addicts are moving to cities more tolerant of homeless drug addicts? edit: Apparently not https://sfstandard.com/public-health/san-francisco-homeless-...
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by beardog 3y ago
It is worth knowing that arch actually has an installer on the default ISO these days, although I admit it is not fantastic and not super noob friendly. That said, it isn't much harder than the Debian non-graphical installer. https:&#
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by beardog 3y ago
Sandboxing is the big one (think Qubes, although it is not exactly a Linux distro), as well as good security practices for the distro maintainers, good defaults for kernel configuration, timely updates, some kinda MAC. Manjaro has little of
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by beardog 3y ago
>ggml.ai is a company founded by Georgi Gerganov to support the development of ggml. Nat Friedman and Daniel Gross provided the pre-seed funding. Did you give them a different answer? It is okay if you can't or don't want to sh
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by beardog 3y ago
See ZeroNet, which uses bittorrent to sync websites, including support for dynamic content and accounts. (Accounts are somewhat centralized last i checked) https://github.com/HelloZeroNet/ZeroNet The main/original
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by beardog 3y ago
I'm not one to trust police, however I recognize that police work is stressful and scary at times so it is more plausible to me that police are having panic attacks, maybe a form of mass hysteria about fentanyl rather than tons of them
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by beardog 3y ago
Title is actually "Cops say they're being poisoned by fentanyl. Experts say the risk is 'extremely low'" but I could not fit it in without making it weird or breaking grammar.
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Cops say they're being poisoned by fentanyl. Experts disagree(text.npr.org)
62 points by beardog 3y ago|34 comments
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by beardog 3y ago
The value add for Github is mostly the issue/PR interface and actions.
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by beardog 3y ago
For me the biggest selling point is being able to install things from official or more trustworthy sources than I can otherwise. For example Signal does not show any official way to run the desktop app on Fedora, but I trust the Archlinux c
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by beardog 3y ago
If you have the same usecase but DO mind Cloudflare, you can rent a cheap server and use SSH reverse TCP tunneling (ssh -R 8080:localhost:80 proxy@example.com)
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by beardog 3y ago
Not saying you think this, just adding to the conversation.. the pin is to unlock that factor and passkeys should not be taken to mean that MFA for accounts is not needed.
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by beardog 3y ago
> What do you mean by "doesn't even allow a choice?" Like there's no option for non-secure? Yep. http/2 in browsers does not support plaintext, the same will likely be true for QUIC >You can still access gophe
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by beardog 3y ago
It is best to think of Minetest as more of a decentralized open source roblox instead of a minecraft clone as one may initially think since it is more of a game engine than a game.
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by beardog 3y ago
Correction, seems the China-India situation has already become similar with clashes in 2020, 2021, and 2022.
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by beardog 3y ago
The tigray war is kind of paused right now and Eritrea has not signed onto the ceasefire, so I would still treat it as a war zone if I were to travel there. The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict could reignite if Azerbaijan wants to take advantage
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by beardog 3y ago
To have actual off the record, you need disappearing messages (and trust for your colleagues) like in Signal. Not simply paywalled messages.
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by beardog 3y ago
Not that it is 1:1 equivalent (due to expense and difference in encoding), but blockchains such as bitcoin can be used to store arbitrary data (and have been). Thus far I believe no one has gone to jail for running a cryptocurrency node bec
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by beardog 3y ago
>Eventually, I called an exterminator but the bugs were back a couple of months later. I eventually left this place. I am very glad that the exterminator I called was honest with me despite my desperation and told me bluntly that no one
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by beardog 3y ago
I can confirm in my anecdotal experience that poison is not effective. The poison also made me itchy more so than the bugs. It is really difficult in large houses or multi-unit apartments because they can hide in walls or behind things. Pre
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by beardog 3y ago
Can't get more than 2 messages into a conversation before "oh shoot the other side did not respond in time". Is it overloaded or is the average attention span less than that of a tik tok now? Neat game regardless.
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by beardog 3y ago
"AI answers" are a unique opportunity to have actual private "search" so to speak, since you can use LLMs on your own device. I know they are too expensive to be practical for that on phones for now, but hopefully with
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by beardog 3y ago
Indeed, I think literate programming might see a resurgence with the help of LLM tooling. Both Copilot and ChatGPT already have some ability with it and in the former case it helps with the loss of autocomplete you typically get when doing

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