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legrande
4y ago
IPV6 is sort of like the new MAC address hardware identifier. An IP for every atom in the universe!
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PixelBasher – A Pixel Art Kitbashing Tool
(pixelbasher.dev)
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legrande
4y ago
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Vite – Next Generation Front End Tooling
(main.vitejs.dev)
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legrande
4y ago
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legrande
4y ago
Progressive web apps suffer from an ergonomic issue where people have to read 2-3 tutorials to figure out how to put a site on their homescreen. If that hurdle vanished and was more intuitive and didn't require reading tutorials, PWAs
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legrande
4y ago
My suggestion is to install Cloudready[0] on it. It's secure and less likely your daughter will install something malicious on it. Also this OS is mainly for the Chromium browser and you can still do coding / logic / creating
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legrande
4y ago
What something like this: https://someonewhocares.org/hosts/hosts I find blocking at the DNS level breaks some sites, which is why in uBlock Origin you can whitelist a domain that is causing problems.
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Ask HN: Where have all the forums gone?
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4y ago
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legrande
4y ago
We fall for it because although language is a powerful tool, it's incredibly bad at conveying nuance, context, and describing phenomenons present in nature. Poetry comes close, but still doesn't hit the spot, and leaves out so muc
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legrande
4y ago
https://nitter.net/maurice_jks/status/1537814372462039043
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Ask HN: LeetCode Just for Fun?
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legrande
4y ago
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legrande
4y ago
Why do people use GA? I've tried it, and it's so unnecessarily complex. They should have a 'lite' version that just focuses on unique visits and impressions, and that's it. The tool is massively underused by the maj
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Feynman's Nobel Ambition
(asc.ohio-state.edu)
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legrande
4y ago
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Solana Goes Dark for 7 Hours as Bots Swarm ‘Candy Machine’ NFT Minting Tool
(coindesk.com)
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4y ago
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legrande
4y ago
The global consciousness thing stems from the neural-net like search features of Twitter. You find unexpected and real-time updates on any subject imaginable. Often a Google or DuckDuckGo search query is no match for Twitter's search f
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4y ago
Bitwarden's username generator should suffice: https://www.ghacks.net/2022/04/26/how-to-generate-unique-use...
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Getting hired after fifty
(aarp.org)
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4y ago
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Jpeg.cash – Calculate your NFT profit/loss
(jpeg.cash)
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Sky's Edge: open-source Robotics and More
(skysedge.com)
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4y ago
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legrande
4y ago
A day without learning is a day wasted. I have days where I learn very little and feel regret, so I inculcate as much information & knowledge into my life as I can, daily. If you want specifics though: I can't go into details for p
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legrande
4y ago
Whatever sets your soul on fire. For me it's coding. I got into coding before it was cool to have a dev job and have the upper-hand and can out-compete anyone learning it just so they can get a job. For me it came naturally and it wasn
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legrande
4y ago
I noticed a large uptick in comments from the 'working from home' cohort during the Pandemic. Whether that has helped HN is anyone's guess, but there is (was?) more noise.
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legrande
4y ago
Social media will play a role when we're heading to Mars. Because we need the political will to do it, and social media is good at hyping up that will. The fact we haven't put humans on Mars yet is disappointing. It doesn't m
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Amazon AR/VR product in the works
(protocol.com)
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4y ago
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In Search of an Aesthetics of Crypto Art
(artnome.com)
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legrande
4y ago
Well I will be turning this off when it's out of beta and I'm prompted to use it. I already cloak my traffic with a self-hosted VPN+VPS box that I control. And using Mullvad combined with Private Relay would be redundant and overk
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5y ago
> Apple does not get access to the messages I routinely look at the network traffic of my iDevice and see a tonne of traffic being sent to Apple. I can't see the contents of the traffic, since 99% of it is encrypted, but I can safel
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Moonbirds Set to Bring in $66M as NFT Drop Mints Out
(cryptobriefing.com)
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5y ago
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5y ago
I have two numbers. One personal 'always on' number that I only give out to a few family members and friends, and never put it on the net. My other number is strictly for Internet activities and I'm signed up to roughly 20 se
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Going All in for Gemini Space
(librehacker.com)
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5y ago
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legrande
5y ago
> Get a box somewhere, serve you static content Good luck having a VPS 'box' that has an uptime record of 10 years. I know through personal experience that your VPS instance will go down, no matter how much you try to mitiga
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