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kome
5y ago
The headline was quite good IMHO, I understood immediately what it was meant, even before clicking - and I found it quite smart. But, of course, is not to be read literally.
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kome
5y ago
please
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kome
5y ago
https://spyware.neocities.org/articles/brave.html
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kome
5y ago
it's not the right format for the medium. slides are ok in class, or during a meeting - the web is different.
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kome
5y ago
I will write about Firefox extensions. Firefox is the only browser with some privacy potential. Chrome and Brave are spyware. * privacy / ads block: - uBlock Origin - Decentraleyes (against "free", centralized, content delive
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kome
5y ago
using PHP 5 and xhtml is also a valid strategy imho
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kome
5y ago
wow, i have a radically different opinion from yours. for me it is the perfect example of some bad trend in webdesign. It feels like a powerpoint. And just to be clear: powerpoint is useful in some cases, but not on the web. On the web, it
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kome
5y ago
there was no xml in the 90s.
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kome
5y ago
> A new text based 3D format in XML... in 2021? Well, thank god they are using a standard, interoperable, widely understood and supported text-based format like XML. Any other solution would have been terrible, especially if yaml or jso
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Stringmark for Firefox
(stringmark.com)
2 points
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kome
5y ago
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kome
5y ago
I just use it in a remote class, with my students. It worked perfectly. Everybody was able to use it in now time. Well done!
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kome
5y ago
People that dislike XML and like JSON are... weird. JSON is a verbose mess.
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kome
5y ago
very good point.
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kome
5y ago
"Hopium" is the antithesis of punk.
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kome
5y ago
Awesome, please yes. It would be great to have a Firefox version.
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kome
5y ago
good luck to them.
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Cognitive behavioral therapy: Therapy Without Therapists
(damagemag.com)
1 points
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kome
5y ago
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kome
5y ago
This is also changing tho, especially for younger intellectuals. Crisis after crisis people look at the CCCP experience with different eyes, and I am not just talking about babushkas.
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kome
5y ago
cradling is not neglect, two very different things
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kome
5y ago
Perhaps I'm a huge outlier, but i don't remember almost anything before the age of 5 or 6... I guest this practice may leave some subtle trauma, but it's for sure something that is adjusted later, leaving no or little trace.
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kome
5y ago
a step in the right direction. that said, i closed my facebook in 2008 and i never missed it.
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kome
5y ago
I love the design of this webpage, such a polished look, yet not banal or corporate. It has a strong personality. And it's responsiveness is amazing. That's what good design is about. Also, no JS bullshit. What a breath of fresh a
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kome
5y ago
WebP is a terrible practice and and it has no real value vs jpg https://pagepipe.com/dont-use-webp-image-format/ - just because endorsed by google doesn't mean it's good (i would even argue, the contrary is t
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kome
5y ago
> It does not feel like a modern "professional" app though True, it feels better that the standard "modern professional" design that you see nowadays, that it is just boring. Here you see some personality and function
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R/Antiwork
(old.reddit.com)
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kome
5y ago
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kome
5y ago
pdf is still much better than 5 MB webpage full of JS, that is the real antithesis of web.
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Benjamin Button Reviews The New MacBook Pro (2016)
(blog.pinboard.in)
157 points
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kome
5y ago
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kome
5y ago
> Related: 61% of Americans paid no federal income taxes in 2020 It means their income is very low: OP is just pointing out how US society is very very polarized between a small group rich owners (10% that own almost all the stocks) and
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kome
5y ago
We who? it's the Americans. Those puritan standards for art are far from universal. In fact, they don't even cross the Atlantic well. That's what cultural imperialism is about: projecting one set of values as universal and na
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kome
5y ago
This kind of inflation we are witnessing, it's not because too much money has been printed, but exactly because there is not enough money in circulation. It's not a monetary inflation, it's inflation created by scarcity, rela
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