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by kradeelav 4y ago
Hi, it's me, the tinkerer and not a dude, incidentally. :) Some people just like having fun messing around and learning things themselves. I will take a cursory look into RetroArch though ~
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Franken-linus' N64: Postmortem: Part 1(walonvaus.dreamwidth.org)
1 points by kradeelav 4y ago|2 comments
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by kradeelav 4y ago
(disclaimer: lead brand manager, been at the table of a lot of the meetings where these logo changes happen.) There's a few different reasons (especially depending on the company) why that these happen, but I personally think it boils
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by kradeelav 4y ago
I like your point about the "language" - as you said, there's a measure of truth, but there really is quite a lot of translation involved that may or may not include a good dollop of BS. (source, designer in marketing. The BS
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Good news, it exists over on neocities which is experiencing something of a revival in younger circles now. :)
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Personally on the fence about the article. The old adage I've always favored is that an insult(/meanness/slur/etc) says a lot more about the person saying it than anything else, including the target. Very, very often the
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Events/(choices) like this have disastrous consequences for any hope of bridging the widening polarization. I'm starting to think we may never get back to where we were.
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The Flash Animation That Moved China(animationobsessive.substack.com)
1 points by kradeelav 4y ago|0 comments
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by kradeelav 4y ago
The other reply nailed it, but since you're curious: - It's my understanding that SSG's are much harder to hack/deface since there's much less (or nothing) to hack "into"; no databases, MYSQL, etc. Securit
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Only a data point of one, but I'm surprised there's no(?) mention of humidity. Dark clothes in a dry and hot desert versus dark clothes in the US South / Florida where it's regularly 90F+ and high humidity is a very diff
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Would be really curious to hear your thoughts on the censorship of underground zines. :o I find that a lot of kink art creatives run into similar problems with being deplatformed on social media, but there's a growing segment that&#x2
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Sure! My art log here (SFW) http://log.kradeelav.com/ is what I was imagining; the "base" of the post being an image file, and a date/time stamp. Title, tags, and a one or two line description are all optiona
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by kradeelav 4y ago
No problem! There's a static site generator called Publii that I tried once that was a simple "download linux(/win/mac) package, used a GUI to import posts from wordpress, and used the same GUI to post/deploy with
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Disclaimer that it's a spectrum, so what's true for one family isn't true for another. But yes, historically a large proportion of WASP (White Anglo-Saxon Protestant) families in the US are very individualistic, and of the mi
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Mentioned this "would want/use" idea a few days ago, but a art blog static site generator. Despite searching high and low around the gazilions of "flat file CMSs" and "Static Site Generators", I have not f
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by kradeelav 4y ago
"Set up your own personal cloud instance" is adamantly not what I'd expect a non-techie to ever have the bandwidth to do, let alone a novice techie who was getting comfortable with some of the other suggestions. I appreciate
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by kradeelav 4y ago
This, absolutely. Different people have different preferences, and a lot of folks can be surprised at the sheer variety of options out there. People also have different preferences about how many, hm, visible? accommodations they like; som
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Odd, personally never felt the social stigma of glasses, though could absolutely see that being other people's life experience in hindsight.
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Agreed. It feels like there's really a difference between leadership-as-a-buzzword or an self-bestowed empty title (in good faith, maybe what the comments are reacting to), versus true leadership that is so rare it can be experienced l
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Interesting. Though, I wonder if this is more a correlation with any kind of physical disability and the whole effort of having to deal with the raw end of the stick by having to deal with Stuff. Extra doctor's appointments, eyedrops,
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Essentially impossible to do especially if you're researching things. However, a list that's helped for me re: basic browsing, and reducing the amount of politics to non-incendiary low amount levels: - Delete accounts with twitte
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Disclaimer: different things work for different people, no harm in trying out all the things to see what works with you. I was pretty skeptical of therapies for the longest while but this past year finally wrung up enough effort to go hunti
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Good question - what you see on ( https://log.kradeelav.com/ ) is basically as close as I can get. Menu with custom css at top (or left side, honestly, no hamburger menu though), big images, optional text, and then permalink
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Oh hey, this is amazing! Looks like the peak of its popularity was before my time but thank you a bunch for linking - may actually end up using it.
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Ask HN: Art Blog Static Site Generator That Exists?
2 points by kradeelav 4y ago|4 comments
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by kradeelav 4y ago
YMMV, but there seems to me a difference between "generic corporate sleaze" and "sex trafficking doom cult literally within the system".
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Not going as far to say "anyone currently at Google is morally compromised" - but anyone who knows about this, and stays is ... not somebody who I'd want to associate with. Or hire for that matter.
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Ha, same but for the reason that "crip" is a semi-reclaimed insult for some with physical disabilities. Honestly, I'd read that article too.
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by kradeelav 4y ago
What were the signs for me: No joy in life, even with hobbies or parts of works that were always pretty pleasant. Being snippy, dreading work days rather than having a neutral-to-slightly-positive take on them. (You don't have to alway
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by kradeelav 4y ago
Agreed, and some paid plans on dedicated RSS readers(1) can turn the rare twitter/instagram feeds into proto-RSS feeds in a pinch. it's lovely and keeps me far, far away from the dark patterns inherent to those sites. (1) Inoreade

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