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by djbusby 2y ago
Have you tried blue-block type lenses? Not those yellow ones from infomercial - it's a clear lens that cuts some wavelength for staring at bright monitor all day. Lots of cheap readers have those.
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by djbusby 2y ago
> What end state are we actually trying to create here? Getting sufficiently random bits (perhaps crypto) in a portable and fast way.
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by djbusby 2y ago
And should be $100 annual; for the 2 months free to be true.
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by djbusby 2y ago
I've see imgur images embedded in pages just today!
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by djbusby 2y ago
Why is this grey/down? Is there something factually incorrect? Edit: it's less grey now.
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by djbusby 2y ago
Recent/relevant XKCD about these kinds of things https://xkcd.com/2979/
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by djbusby 2y ago
My favorite part of working in banking. Minimum week no contact per year. All these other industries would call me about (trivial) things when I was "off". Regulations forced people to respect (some) time off
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by djbusby 2y ago
Article says: > they are expected to lose about $5B this year on about $3.7B of revenue
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by djbusby 2y ago
Or that founders take big risks, strong belief in the mission, maybe don't get paid for a while, etc. it cheapens the title for actual founders.
100.
by djbusby 2y ago
Also, stop saying you're "hiring founders" - that's just not how it works.
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by djbusby 2y ago
Wish I was on the beta, devlog entries look cool. In depth and nerdy.
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by djbusby 2y ago
Am I stupid or could WPE "simply" had a clone/copy/mirror of the necessary WP.org things? eg: how Linode has for Debian mirrors?
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by djbusby 2y ago
Or at least misleading the consumer - which is also not cool.
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by djbusby 2y ago
It's very sane: encrypt the bits, then send it to the host. Curious what you think is not right with their methods.
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by djbusby 2y ago
Cool, readable messages in strace but still some odd binary log format?
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by djbusby 2y ago
Seems like that happens with every frameworks I've ever used since 2000 (in Perl, PHP, Ruby, JS, etc). Every framework makes the easy things slightly easier, the boring stuff is included and you get to focus on the fun/hard part
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by djbusby 2y ago
At least give Heather a few days to respond/engage, given the big-ass-drama that Matt created.
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by djbusby 2y ago
Yep, multiple shits hitting multiple fans.
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by djbusby 2y ago
What's the obnoxious part of their desktop license? It just that one has to pay or what? They even have a carve-out for small business.
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by djbusby 2y ago
I use a few things. First, I scrape from my home IP at very low rates. I drive either FF or Chrome using extension. Sometimes I have to start the session manually (not a robot) and then engage the crawler. Sometimes, site dependant, can
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by djbusby 2y ago
Little End In (first) == little endian.
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by djbusby 2y ago
The center of the pixel is at 0.5 but the top left of the pixel at the top left is 0. And the bottom right of the top left pixel is at 1.
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by djbusby 2y ago
Take a look at SimpleFin for exporting bank data in JSON.
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by djbusby 2y ago
> They criticize everything, and very easily I think that is a feature, not a bug.
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by djbusby 2y ago
Selling a kidney is less like labour than two.
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by djbusby 2y ago
Homebuilt tool. Started when the Pocket BS in FF happened, just kept playing with it. It's a PWA/Share Target on mobile and an extension in my browser. Downside is I have to be online to use it.
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by djbusby 2y ago
> If you sell your body That's how all labor works.
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by djbusby 2y ago
Doesn't the peer have a VPN-IP that you know? Eg: my SQL server has one WG and I've got N clients. They are each connecting with their key and assigned IP. So firewall rules will do it.
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by djbusby 2y ago
Don't forget DDG and Kagi - might of some tools too
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by djbusby 2y ago
100!? I have a tool to find feeds from sites - checks like 4 things.

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