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by gravitate 4y ago
Backups. Not divulging my strategy because it's too lengthy, but it involved lots of tinkering with ZFS snapshots, LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe), RAID, and various cloud storage providers.
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by gravitate 4y ago
If I can get my printer to work, then yes, I do use it. Getting printers to work is the hardest problem in computer science.
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by gravitate 4y ago
Typically that's very heavy feces with no gas caused by various bacteria in it, and it slips right down the plumbing without needing to flush.
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Mastodon Reflections(halfanhour.blogspot.com)
2 points by gravitate 4y ago|0 comments
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Choose Your Mastodon Instance(axbom.com)
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by gravitate 4y ago
I Sell Onions on the Internet https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19728132
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by gravitate 4y ago
> bored and burnt out Boredom is something we all face, but the trick is to have some itch, then scratch it, then you'll never be bored. As for burnout, it's been discussed here plenty of times, and I would recommend searching
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by gravitate 4y ago
I remember reading a tweet saying never to use the .is ccTLD. The proper one has always been: https://archive.ph/ && https://archive.today/ Not sure of the reason why .IS is not recommended, proba
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by gravitate 4y ago
How does watching fail videos and memes radicalize people and make them politically polarized? Would it not be obvious to TikTokers that they are being manipulated in some way, even subtly? If I want to control narratives and shape opinion,
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by gravitate 4y ago
Well app.net[0] had great potential and got shutdown. From Wikipedia: > On May 6, 2014, the founders announced that subscription renewals had been so poor that there were no longer funds to retain development staff for App.net and future
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by gravitate 4y ago
Drukqs is a popular album to get stoned to. Although some songs on it are depressing as fuck and give me bad vibes. I love all the drill-and-bass songs though.
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by gravitate 4y ago
Plain old Safari with JS disabled, and the Noir[0] app. [0] https://apps.apple.com/us/app/noir-dark-mode-for-safari/id15...
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A Design Research Framework(muledesign.com)
1 points by gravitate 4y ago|0 comments
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How to Design Web3 Platform Governance(coinvoice.net)
2 points by gravitate 4y ago|1 comments
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Phenaki: A model for generating videos from text(phenaki.github.io)
4 points by gravitate 4y ago|0 comments
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by gravitate 4y ago
Some have speculated that this account[0] is a bot, despite claims to the contrary in their bio[1]. Not all the comments look algorithmically generated, but some are obviously computer generated or run through some sort of program. This is
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Migrate from Linux to FreeBSD(klarasystems.com)
135 points by gravitate 4y ago|171 comments
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by gravitate 4y ago
I like to iterate on ideas and flesh them out a bit. Many learn the hard way through trial and error and sometimes find their idea is not compatible with the world, or even needed at scale. It might work in their home town (New cafe needs t
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Surveillance tech: How it stalked its way into our lives(getsession.org)
26 points by gravitate 4y ago|0 comments
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Say Hello to 1Password 8 for iOS and Android(blog.1password.com)
1 points by gravitate 4y ago|0 comments
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by gravitate 4y ago
You can append queries with `q` https://www.tuxdex.com/?q=query
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by gravitate 4y ago
Hangs when I search for this: https://www.tuxdex.com/?q=*.*
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How I've set up my new Windows development environment in 2022(timdeschryver.dev)
1 points by gravitate 4y ago|0 comments
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Windows Terminal Themes(windowsterminalthemes.dev)
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How to Install LibreWolf Browser on Linux(trendoceans.com)
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The Widening Gyre(laanwj.github.io)
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by gravitate 4y ago
> centrally controlled appstores A fair bit of software is some Windows binary that has been digitally signed to verify its authenticity, alongside Linux binaries (.APPIMAGE is my fave portable piece of software that runs everywhere with
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by gravitate 4y ago
> I don't want to pirate stuff, so what are my options now? Why do you not want to pirate stuff? I personally use a VPN to torrent stuff, so my ISP doesn't send out a scare letter or cut my connection.
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by gravitate 4y ago
Well all complex systems start from simple systems. A complex system based on another complex system becomes chaotic, quickly. Consider this when building anything computer-related. Start with first principles and remember the K.I.S.S princ
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by gravitate 4y ago
Fairphone's repairability is the current lead: https://www.fairphone.com/fr/2021/02/04/french-repairability... That said, my main phone is a Nokia 105 that I haven't had to replace yet. For &#x

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