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> while alternative apps strip those down to ingredients and algorithm. So what you want is for recipe developers to have their work scraped, stripped, and presented outside of its intended creative context and revenue generation mechan
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Agreed, that'd make it much more useful for the folks who are willing to customize.
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Bloggers who are putting care into their work typically write more for the people who follow them than for the randos who drop in from a Google search. What do people who subscribe to foodie Patreons care about? The people who have a list o
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by kixiQu 5y ago
Yeah, and what's up with all this non-English content on the internet? Don't they know that it's the most spoken language? A lot of it isn't even in Chinese, either! Ruins my day when I come across something written in G
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> private, hence uninfringing let me know how this goes for private torrent tracker sites
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If you don't feel comfortable/confident getting into the code/markup to customize, you're probably going to pick something that looks "right" to you, which is then determined by what you see. Doesn't seem
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> Remember there is no value in Twitter or TikTok; if you think there is, your brain is lying to you. I used to use Twitter a lot. I "took a break" last February that's still going strong, so I don't think my brain is
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It's reasonable to go about an experiment that includes within its experimental parameters the mailers' default appearances, since part of the reason folks use these services is to have that all done up without too much manual int
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I also use laser paper for my fountain pen scratch stuff! The premium laser stuff has a nice enough surface, but it's quite thick/heavy once you get multiple sheets together. The benefit for the special expensive paper is that y
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> I’m guessing it’s designed because some people can process the information and others more slowly Familiarity with the speaker's voice and presentation can influence this hugely. There's a news podcast I like listening to muc
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This is a much longer story than the 70s gets you to, and "always been against it" is certainly a reading of the past that some prefer these days, but... > The Leges Henrici Primi, written c. 1115, treated pre-quickening aborti
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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2769029/
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Right -- so now I can never use that URL for something else!
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I love this! A large appeal of this kind of thing is unlocking possibilities outside of the Generic Website box, so making that dead obvious to people is a very straightforward demonstration of value.
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> Do you really feel that the old URIs cannot be kept running? If so, you chose them very badly. Think of your new ones so that you will be able to keep then running after the next redesign. "Never do anything until you're will
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if I had to guess, not a Googler... Someone in a tech role wrote something like "because of the limitations of XYZ system we can't get a crisp measurement of the number of 404 errors customers experienced", failed to add a ba
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> Can a 20 year old overlooked technology make a comeback as a completely decentralized, free, and scalable technology for the growing masses of people who value freedom and privacy? Betteridge's law strikes again!
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"everything already takes care of it for you" is fine if you're willing to have a dependency on "everything". It's "whatever" relative to how much the people who load your page care about bandwidth.
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The HTML isn't bad, sure, but the process of generating appropriately scaled and formatted copies of images can be if you don't have other build steps that require similar automation.
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Doing this makes a lot of sense for any web setup where you already have something you're calling an "asset pipeline", but can seem pretty nuts where you're writing simple no-JS HTML.
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Far more likely IMO to coincide with trying to get Exciting New Features out before release freezes for some conference or other.
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"Wow, you can do really cool things if you violate terms of service" is the https://xkcd.com/1494/ of the web
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Right, that is the thing people say, but it isn't always true -- you're not more dependent one way or the other with a lot of content workflows. The Lemmy folks break the way I get my posts from their RSS feed format every so of
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I think this is a fundamental difficulty of depositions: "reasonable" has a really clear and precise legal meaning that does answer "to whom" it must be reasonable, but if I, a non-lawyer, don't know that legal mean
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I think Micro.blog does some of this for Twitter? Or if not, it plugs into Bridgy? https://micro.blog/ https://brid.gy/
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I will note that indieweb folks sometimes get a little dogmatic about POSSE being better than PESOS (Publish Elsewhere, Syndicate to your Own Site). Because POSSE necessarily entails write-permissions, it's titchier to set up than PESO
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Seconding this: the protocol-ish things to learn about would be microformats2 and webmentions, and then Bridgy can POSSE from anything that supports those (someone probably has a premade WP install by now, lots of folks use static sites but
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I'm imagining it's parallel to cops announcing the value of drug seizures at (variously inaccurate) estimates of "street value", but for black market antiques.
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Hmm. I wonder if this part is sensible: > Must be programmable by the end user (No LCD Games, Or Clone Consoles and Emulation Boxes that aren't for Homebrew) I got the RG280V ( https://maya.land/rg280v/ ) express
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I live in hope FF will catch up with Chrome on printing functionality. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@page

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