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by gochi 3y ago
Every time someone has used an automatically publish feature of any type, it always ends poorly. Either personal information gets posted they didn't intend, incomprehensible grammatical errors, or as in this case completely falsified i
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Take your pick https://jamstack.org/headless-cms/
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by gochi 3y ago
>They’ll stab people in the back or work to damage people’s careers Why didn't you stop them? I think your comment was well intended, but it actually comes from the same place that causes a lot of the hurt: a lack of reflection. Eve
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>actual facts You see how quickly you are to believe these are the "actual facts"? That's how quickly they were to believe their "actual facts" as well. That is the story. Not the facts. What we tell ourselves, w
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by gochi 3y ago
What I don't understand is why we're still stuck with this idea that entire buildings need to be dedicated to one thing and one thing only. "Hybrid" spaces are still so rare and they wind up being not all that hybrid, mo
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Nobody would argue that because if they did control the servers an ISP change would be effortless. Which is the point, the move to a higher level of autonomy is not going to happen later. It's far too much effort once they've alre
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by gochi 3y ago
Sure let me attach an ethernet cable to my VR headset, and then magically pull another from the wall to attach to my laptop. Can't forget the mystical third wire which I need for my phone! Hopefully it doesn't take much to grasp t
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by gochi 3y ago
They ran a case study at a school, you can scroll down and see their overview setup which did what you're talking about, a room full of them providing a connection: https://www.purelifi.com/case-studies/lifi-in-the
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by gochi 3y ago
Loved this article. Many seem to be missing one of the points of the article, which is that there is little separation between "informative" and "entertainment" anymore. You are the performer-teacher. You are the perform
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by gochi 3y ago
Maybe it's time to relearn the fundamentals! web.dev and MDN are great resources to do so. Start with the Box Model.
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by gochi 3y ago
Understand the Box Model and you'll understand all of CSS.
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Backend or usual programming without context is also useless. Is foo even mutable? Is it the same type? How does type conversion work here? CSS and usual programming are identical. If you don't give yourself the time to learn the funda
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This is why I like Apple's framing of it as "reminders" vs tasks/todos. Also helps me separate my physical journal which is full of tasks, to the app which is for reminders. Functionally identical, yet understood very di
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by gochi 3y ago
I see a lot of talk about Discord being the latest evil, but really nobody is actually tackling the underlying problems that causes people to use Discord for reasons it's not well suited for. Open source projects will rely on Discord f
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by gochi 3y ago
Most apps back then weren't staffed by hundreds/thousands of people with a giant legal team to enforce trademarks either.
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by gochi 3y ago
I'm confused by this, why do you think npm is needed? It just acts a central repo, you're free to self host the JS file yourself or pump it through a CDN. Jest is a different story, it's not a single JS file and has many depe
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by gochi 3y ago
It works very well, because the Microsoft Store was trying to operate as other locked down stores do by enforcing better practices. Store apps used to have to use the new permissions system for example. 10S was locked down for security and
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Windows does what you're suggesting on several layers. Default browser warns about downloads before downloaded, smartscreen prompts about running unverified apps, and UAC prompts a final time.
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Android malware isn't rare or harder to come by at all. Every so often even Google has to remove a whole lot of apps from the store due to malware and these are apps that went live and were downloaded. Some of this being even more inte
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by gochi 3y ago
Microsoft cannot fix this problem because it requires fundamentally pissing off large portions of users who do not want to change how they use windows. They don't want to lose access to their legacy software. You start putting everythi
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by gochi 3y ago
Technically, they need an instagram account to follow the dutch government on threads. Which kind of illuminates my point, for this to become standard we need far better implementation details than what activitypub currently describes. Unti
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by gochi 3y ago
None of this is exclusive to Mastodon. They could have done the same on Facebook or any other network that isn't federated.
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It's not an either or. More people are handling important tasks through the internet it's time we all step up and take that more seriously. We can do so without losing anonymity. Negating this won't keep you anonymous, we&#x2
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by gochi 3y ago
Exactly. So there is no added benefit to this beyond the usual methods of government officials making accounts on every network. Negating the entire original comment about how this "makes more sense than Twitter".
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by gochi 3y ago
This advantage doesn't work out when the officials are constantly splitting themselves around different social networks. So this just becomes "if you're a twitter user it's easier than RSS". Yet you still have to cr
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by gochi 3y ago
You can use it for photos, but for those contained within the photos library that's handled separately through the PhotoKit now. It should be technically possible to backup your photos library through syncthing, I only think the automa
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by gochi 3y ago
Was wondering why this site looked so familiar. Very vercel-esque, which reminded me of paco.me, and that's when it clicked both of you worked on vercel! Gorgeous sites, wonderful little details all around. As another example of this a
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These fixes were not available in the original. What you are experiencing is altered and is not at all what people are talking about when it comes to preservation. For most people this is ok, but when we're talking about preservation i
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It's a dependency, and unless you're going to devote resources into testing and proving that support on your own, it doesn't make sense to extend it past what the dependency's support lifecycle is. Which is why most plac
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Pictures are worth a thousand words but if you don't know which words you want to communicate your picture is worthless. Something many artists eventually learn, what is it you actually want to say? Diagramming is interesting because i

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