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by legrande 4y ago
This all depends on your perspective. If you want to believe tech has gone to the doldrums, that reality will manifest for you. Meanwhile people will be creating Raspberry Pi server clusters in their bedroom and hacking the planet regardles
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by legrande 4y ago
Being grandiloquent does not equate to being more intelligent, you're just being superfluous when more terse and lean sentences are better.
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The NFT market hasn’t crashed – it was never not crashed(amycastor.com)
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Democracy or Decision-Making by Experts?(blogs.lse.ac.uk)
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by legrande 4y ago
> We're talking about the NSA here And the NSA is not some magic eye of Sauron. You can dodge their gaze. Yes you need 'ridiculous' amounts of effort, but that's the price one pays for being anonymous. You need to mak
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by legrande 4y ago
We know things like XKeyscore[0] exist now so I imagine people changed their behavior after that. Having one account for your whole digital life can prove disastrous in terms of privacy. If all it takes is an agent to type in your e-mail an
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by legrande 4y ago
Humor is mixing the real with the absurd
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If Real Name Is HTTP, Pseudonym Is HTTPS(pixelhack.xyz)
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Ignore the alarmists: Bitcoin's energy consumption is justified(techcentral.co.za)
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by legrande 4y ago
https://blog.logrocket.com/what-happened-to-web-components/
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Comicgen: Comic Creator(gramener.com)
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Patterns by Maggie Appleton(maggieappleton.com)
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How to create and show a presentation from the command line(xmodulo.com)
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by legrande 4y ago
I assume all my email is readily available to authorities, whether I deleted it or not. E-mail is inherently not designed to be private. I also assume multiple copies of it exist in various locations around the globe. There's a phrase:
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On the Importance of Botting Mitigations(reverseengineeringtogether.wordpress.com)
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by legrande 4y ago
> The IP has already registered not long ago > The IP comes from a known VPN provider > The IP comes from previously flagged locations I noticed this when registering. Residential IPs are treated differently. You don't get sha
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How the VPN by Google One Works(one.google.com)
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Can I Jailbreak 2(canijailbreak2.com)
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A guide to building a Minimum Viable Community(rosie.land)
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Web3 Is Headed Our Way. Are Cultural Institutions on Board?(jingculturecrypto.com)
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by legrande 4y ago
It's a Single Serving Site[0]. Not every URL needs to be a big diatribe of text. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-serving_site [0] https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/sites/single-serv
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The rapid shift to LEDs and ultra-efficient lighting(nesta.org.uk)
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Everything You Need to Know About the 21700 Battery(commonsensehome.com)
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by legrande 4y ago
I never use my laptop's built-in keyboard. I've probably never even pressed certain keys on it once . I do this to preserve the keyboard's lifetime, since I do a lot of typing, and I don't want to get it repaired a year
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by legrande 4y ago
Well there is Github Pages, where you could host a static site, although I'm not so sure it will still be around in 30 years time. Then there's the 10 year ICANN domain renewal limit, which means you have to 'be there' i
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by legrande 4y ago
> How can we use HN to make real positive change in the world? People already try to do that via comments. Comments give context to a URL and discuss the finer details of a site, and give it some 'story time' / narrative.
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Loot Project(lootproject.com)
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Progressively enhance for a more resilient web(jjenzz.com)
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Palette – Colorize Photos(palette.fm)
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by legrande 4y ago
I don't have any gripe with it other than one thing: Lack of widgets. We have people writing emoji pickers in JS and placing them in documents, and some of them work horribly on mobile. Then there's the caveat of emoji pickers bei

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