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dflock
4y ago
Canadian cities even more so.
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dflock
4y ago
Have you tried this: https://costplusdrugs.com/
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dflock
4y ago
This isn't very surprising? Logging the kids ages is presumably for accessing content that's age restricted.
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dflock
4y ago
There are/have been plenty of products in both the news aggregator and the feed aggregator spaces, but it seems like there's almost no revenue available, so they tend to come and go.
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dflock
4y ago
Well, given their record, it would be rather hypocritical of the current UK government to demand these things from other governments.
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dflock
4y ago
The city council approved a trial for Glasgow city council workers - they approved it for themselves - they don't have control over anyone else.
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dflock
4y ago
I know I'm going out on a limb here, but I predict that this will be massively over budget, massively late - and shit.
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dflock
4y ago
You can own the farm, or be a share cropper on someone elses farm.
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dflock
4y ago
If you like this, you should support Justine & the project, if you can spare a few bucks a month: > Funding for the development of redbean was crowdsourced from Justine Tunney's [GitHub sponsors]( https://github.com&#x
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dflock
4y ago
I used it for a while, but switched to kagi.com
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4y ago
Yeah, and their ultimate pricing is bananas. We're on the premium tier and like some of the security related stuff that's only available in ultimate - but the price jump is so insane it's just not even remotely going to happe
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dflock
4y ago
Where are you getting $300 a month from? Afaik, it's 50 free searches per month, then $10 per month for unlimited?
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Supply Chain Attacks and Package Managers – A Solution?
(duncanlock.net)
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4y ago
In this post https://drewdevault.com/2022/05/12/Supply-chain-when-will-we... , Drew DeVault talked about supply chain attacks against language package managers (npm, PyPI, cargo, etc…) - and compares them to o
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dflock
4y ago
IMDb: The Man from Earth: Holocene https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5770864/
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dflock
4y ago
Also, 16GB is not a lot of headroom for VM's etc... on a dev laptop.
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dflock
4y ago
I agree with this - Google is so dominant and so large, that it distorts the entire web. But I think this is probably just a historical accident, more or less. This is just [Goodharts Law]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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4y ago
The example is the way that the dominance of Google changed the web. It's "manipulate the results", by way of "be careful what you wish for" - if there's money to be made in pandering to a search engines whims,
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dflock
4y ago
That's such a great historical artefact! Page 33 describes the workings of magnetic core memory, complete with some fantastic diagrams.
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dflock
4y ago
I either don't sub to high frequency feeds, or have them not appear in the general uread feed, so I can go look at them when I want, but they don't swamp everything else.
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dflock
4y ago
Shaving cartridges are mostly plastic, which does leech chemicals, including hormone mimics, into groundwater.
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dflock
4y ago
I'm currently using [Focus Reader]( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=allen.town.foc... ), which seems pretty great, so far.
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4y ago
RSS didn't die, though? I still do this and it works fine? This is optional - but I use Miniflux as a locally hosted RSS server, so that I can keep the feed list etc on there and access it from my phone, desktop etc... using my client
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4y ago
Their support email processing system may have a different code path for emails that contain "gdpr right to erasure" in the subject line?
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4y ago
What do they use instead of saying "zero trust"?
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4y ago
The phoenix project is going entirely according to plan, from the point of view of IBM/PeopleSoft.
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4y ago
Well, a video feed of _a_ kitchen, at least.
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5y ago
I was a Windows desktop application developer during the 90's, so I've done COM development, with VB, Delphi and a tiny bit of C, so I know what you mean. I would say that COM is more special case and embeddable, rather than gener
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5y ago
I would say kitty is still better than Windows Terminal - although the gap is narrowing, for my use cases.
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5y ago
I would love some city or government to try this experiment!
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