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by legrande 3y ago
> Once you get to the point of something working, the business is going to move on ahead without giving your team any time to go back to refine and improve. Just recently on HN: 'Software engineers hate code'[0] It does seem on
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by legrande 3y ago
Online, network-attached printers are a privacy blunder. This is why I buy old printers from car boot sales. No Internet = Better Privacy.
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A Call to Action: Universities of the World, Join the Fediverse!(netzpolitik.org)
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China’s New UN Internet Proposal Could Resonate with Growing Economies(techpolicy.press)
2 points by legrande 3y ago|0 comments
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by legrande 3y ago
I routinely get outages. Then I go to HN to see if anyone has the same problem, but there's nothing. I imagine people have experienced 'outage fatigue' with Twitter. It's the new normal now.
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by legrande 3y ago
A small mitigation: disable JS in Safari.
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Blocking Threads won't be enough to protect privacy once they join the Fediverse(privacy.thenexus.today)
53 points by legrande 3y ago|5 comments
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Two-Factor Authentication, Two-Step Verification, and 1Password(tidbits.com)
1 points by legrande 3y ago|0 comments
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by legrande 3y ago
> nested virtualization Such abstraction is very unstable. You can always VNC into a machine from a browser though, so 'vmception' can be achieved.
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by legrande 3y ago
What kind of threat model requires someone to use Qubes? I know Snowden uses it and there's even a testimonial of him on the Qubes site recommending it. Is this for people on 'lists' or are high value targets because they vis
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DevTools Tips(devtoolstips.org)
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Twoot – Post to Twitter and Mastodon at the same time (and Bluesky, sort of)(parkerortolani.com)
1 points by legrande 3y ago|1 comments
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Some things to know about Mastodon(maria-antoniak.github.io)
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Sufficient Resolution(seths.blog)
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by legrande 3y ago
Firefox profiles. Go to about:profiles and create new profiles for each account, all insulated from each other.
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About the Bad Space(thebad.space)
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Competition for Twitter is good. Threads, thus far, is not(ethanzuckerman.com)
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Waterfox Browser cuts ties with System 1 to celebrate independence(ghacks.net)
2 points by legrande 3y ago|1 comments
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by legrande 3y ago
A lot of it for me is cruft. Apparently this cruft is very important for other people. (HN is very STEM biased). I come here for industry news. I typically read the front page for obituaries for dead products/services/platforms th
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by legrande 3y ago
Who knew the Sun was hot?
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How to verify your domain on Nostr and Bluesky (for micro.blog users)(mattlangford.com)
61 points by legrande 3y ago|40 comments
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The Spicy Web: Vanilla has never tasted so hot(spicyweb.dev)
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The problem with sticky menus and what to do instead(adamsilver.io)
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Custom Giraffe Caret(muffinman.io)
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by legrande 3y ago
Agreed. I found the omission of System1[0] a bit strange. Maybe Alex just didn't want to mention them since they nosedived the amount of trust people had in the project, infact cancelling such trust entirely. I'm glad it's no
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by legrande 3y ago
> Brainf*ck Regular expressions look a lot like Brainfuck. A little trick is to break regexps up into various lines that do different things
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A New Chapter for Waterfox(waterfox.net)
8 points by legrande 3y ago|3 comments
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by legrande 3y ago
I don't use it, but I've heard Tutanota's calendar[0] feature is good, since it's encrypted and more private than say, something like Notion. But to answer your question, I'm typically warned well in advance of any
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The Federation – List and Stats of Fediverse Projects(the-federation.info)
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Threadiverse vs. Mailing Lists(idiomdrottning.org)
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