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10mo ago
My personal theory on why rails never beat out Wordpress (beyond that it has different goals), is that any attempts to make a Wordpress competitor never addressed end-user plugins. Ruby has package management called Gems. And while these ar
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Here’s their social media presence if anyone is feeling like they’d like to drop them a message: https://www.facebook.com/HDMIForum/ https://twitter.com/HDMIForum/ https://www.instagram
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10mo ago
I don’t see as much talk of Acticity Pub related innovation / tooling as I’d like to. What a great project. Anyone aware of any other cool activity pub related innovations / explorations / tooling, that might interest folks h
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10mo ago
… why am I so lonely.
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10mo ago
I want to reproblematise the word ‘leadership’ here. The phrase ‘servant leadership’ is actually a paradigm shift away from classic ‘out-the-front’ ‘the-boss-knows-best’ ‘dominate-others’ leadership. What the author is missing is parallelis
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10mo ago
> Do you have any actual evidence of this? There was a bunch of news on data leaks out at the time. https://cybernews.com/security/whistleblower-doge-data-leak-... https://www.thedailybeast.com/doge-
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Valve reveals it’s the architect behind a push to bring Windows games to Arm
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11mo ago
Analysis using BuiltWith shows that the site is coded with PHP, Perl and Java. Smells like real enterprise decisions right there. I’m no expert but I’d be guessing that the Perl is likley the remains coming from the old code base. That’d be
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11mo ago
If one person uses Molly but the other uses standard Signal. Do we have the same problem or is security still somewhat improved with regards to who’s communicating w who?
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11mo ago
Install and use Chrome Mask for those sites: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/chrome-mask/ From their about: A little Firefox Extension that provides a one-click toggle to spoof as Chrome i
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11mo ago
Influencers get paid by social media platforms. What if private users sought to fund influencers to actively post on mastodon? Towards having more content and activity on instances. Many influencers have patreon and are keen to attract more
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11mo ago
I’m guessing he’s on mastodon himself and posted this to his feed. Can anyone share a link to his mastodon post for this announcement.
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Monotype font licencing shake-down
(insanityworks.org)
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We mainly use cloudflare due to the first class DNS experience. Free and super easy to work with. Anyone have a suggestion for an alternative? I don’t want to pay per domain but I would pay an agency fee for like 100 domains for a few hun
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Prediction. The rise of articles discussing AI attributed bloat and technical debt. As they say.. Garbage in..
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11mo ago
To misquote animal farm: All speach is equal but some speech is more equal than other speech.
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11mo ago
It’s not “free tier” it’s all the tiers being significantly discounted (underpriced). It’s ALL pricing. Per the article is all underpriced… run the logic.. assume when the funds run out that prices across the board go up 5x, 10x, more. Asse
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As the article surmised at the end; AI is most definitely not free (and infact is quite costly) but major players are subsidising the price and cost of tokens to developers, such that right now everyone is pretty much getting AI tools and p
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I’ve always liked how Task Manager just worked and was so nice to work with. Nice to hear that this was very much the result of a dev who really cared and saw themselves as a craftsman. Happy 30Th Birthday Task Manager!
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I Wrote Task Manager – 30 Years Later, the Secrets You Never Knew [video]
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Reminds me of that typographer that specialises in historical typefaces and who according to their partner is insufferable when watching period movies as they point out all the fonts on the shops and set that wouldn’t have existed at the ti
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Oh all good points. Sorry to hear of your personal frustrations. Yeah agree, I think learning computing is actual best done in a little community or even club. You know a few parents who care or after school gathering in the computer room o
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Agree with having the computer very visible in public space like living room. For us this was an additional reason to get a desktop as the first computer, it’s staying put; no sneaky use out of sight as it’s stuck where it is. Laptops can c
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I’d agree with deferring any and all social media as long as you can get away with. On the YT front a small thing that helps is an extension that removes all recommendations. So YouTube opens to a blank screen with only search and after wat
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Ah yes sorry the video software was a lazy example but I think you get my point. I did see them find confidence in having such a deep library of free software to poke at and around with. Insert slightly more niche need that a kid might have
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Very fair. Yes you can’t force them but I still think there is value in attempting to start the Linux way which you very much did. Sounds like you’re doing a great job and tuning in to the needs and interests of your child. Love it!
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Ask HN: How would you set up a child’s first Linux computer?
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Theres a screenshot here: https://writerdeckos.com/#usage My critique as a designer is that no typographic measure has been added (eg max-width), so it’s very hard to read. I’d suggest to them that they make a column in the
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Lawyers historically are notoriously linked to Microsoft and its formats as a somewhat unintentional industry side standard. Moves like this hearten me as for certain lawyers the formats and standards they now will be expected to follow has
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While the mystery of the story has always been attractive the maybe more obvious moral truth within the tale is part of its enduring nature. In short the town screws the piper for his work with the rats, in what looks to be an act of greed
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