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That's ridiculous, my wife makes great money using OpenOffice to create and publish digital downloads for teachers. Here is her e-commerce shop: https://shop.printableprompts.com If you are in the market to sell digital dow
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Hey I'm also into permaculture and treating my products like gardens. I see you are running blogbear I wonder if we could partner somehow. I'm the founder and creator of Remarkbox a hosted comment service for static sites. I just
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Also checkout Remarkbox, I just made it free. https://www.remarkbox.com/remarkbox-is-now-pay-what-you-can.... It's a hosted comment system which works anywhere HTML is supported.
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What if I wanted to build a non-portable one which acted as a base station (antenna on roof or something)
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If you run a blog and are considering adding comments to allow for discourse outside of social media, checkout out my software and service called https://www.remarkbox.com/ I made it pay-what-you-can today. works anywhere t
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Yes, I'm convinced the YouTube algos did this to my channel during summer 2020. Their algos wait in silence until triggered. Big tech platform who participate in anti-competitive practices (Google, Amazon, Apple, Facebook) know the opt
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Hey thanks for setting this meeting up. I think I finally found my tribe. Let me introduce myself, firstly I'm a gardener trying to grow my own food (using many principles such as no dig vegetable beds, Permaculture food forestry, syst
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Additionally cookies are not bad, 3rd party cookies are not even necessarily bad. Tracking people is bad.
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That's a great question, I'd get a Protonmail account it I could use it to XMPP
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You would be surprised, very very surprised at the great firewalls capabilities, things working one day and not working the next. It's terrible.
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Thank you very much. That explanation really helps and has me off reading more!
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At the end of the day life is a series of ever complex systems of inputs and outputs. I'm not surprised by the findings and the resolution to this paradox. When we look at apparent inefficiencies of life systems (singletons and complet
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Please explain like I'm five.
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I'm Russell Ballestrini and searching to bring the right person in as a co-founder for my latest project Make Post Sell. Free entry level digital download e-commerce shops for upstarts and small business. I'm currently bootstrappi
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The assumption is that the employees will be terminated, fired, let go, or quit because creating unions is really hard in the USA, especially in industry which has no precedent.
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Could the Google workers help build a Union for all of tech?
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Thanks for this, I want a unique design for my landing page https://makepostsell.com - would you suggest a custom design or using the free one?
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I'd take 6 old ThinkPad over 6 new Pi any day. :) I host a lot out of my house on a T430S with a cracked screen.
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FEYE is the only org who noticed the hackers in their network and likely are the group helping other orgs figure out how to recover their networks. FEYE was the honeypot that triggered the warning to the rest of the world.
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I'm buying FEYE stock.
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This is what I did as well.
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Yup, Google replaced the videos tab with YouTube SERP in top spot.
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Google isn't going to give up their free services, that's how they get eye balls (attention which equals ad revenue) the have a Monopolistic advantage. A fly wheel to make money.
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I'd turn it on for lulz on my personal stuff but yeah it will hurt my domains more than Google's reputation...
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Yup. I remember Kate and Notepad++ being my two GUI choices before moving to vim at some point when my work focused more on Unix systems administration work. When I used Kate last mounting remote files was done with fish:// and us
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Before I learned vim all those years ago, it was really convenient to use Kate with fish (sftp) to "mount" and edit remote files. I would use this to edit HTML, CSS, and JS (and later PHP) on my FreeBSD servers which hosted my web
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link/context?
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over engineered.
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Plant a tree.
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I did some analysis of the hardware requirements of replacing my YouTube account with files hosted at home. https://russell.ballestrini.net/dreaming-of-unlimited-home-c... I'm also interested, details on my contact pag
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