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majorchord
2mo ago
You mean the time when websites did not have to deal with the bandwidth and infrastructure to handle millions of users and bots?
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majorchord
2mo ago
https://github.com/block/buzz
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majorchord
2mo ago
The author's "Artwork" page might explain a few things.
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majorchord
2mo ago
> hotspot for other people. How does this work legally when you get in trouble for someone else's activity?
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majorchord
2mo ago
No offense but you might want to consider a different styling for the app/site because IMO this one screams "Claude vibe-code style".
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majorchord
2mo ago
Hundreds of millions of active daily users. Snobby tech nerds who care about privacy and morals are a niche of a niche, relatively speaking.
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2mo ago
> don't want to become a minority in their own country. Yet in the next thread over, people are crucifying DHH for saying the same thing, except they are spinning it as "denying their right to exist"... somehow.
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2mo ago
Also have to disagree with you there... there are other ways to find out about distros besides social media or people suggesting it. Back in the day, one of the only ways people even found out about new distros was through sites like Distro
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2mo ago
"You use a computer? and a phone? Clearly you have no problem with forced child labor mining raw materials to make electronics and batteries!" /s
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2mo ago
I'm not seeing anywhere that he actually claims someone doesn't have a right to exist. I see lots of people using colorful, subjective interpretations of other things he said to try and push a narrative, but that's all.
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2mo ago
To me I find it's usually not worth my time to interact or even read most social media commentary at all because most opinions I find on there are quite often ridiculous, misguided or just plain dangerous... and most of the time nobody
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2mo ago
Looks like they spent twice as much time writing and talking about the implementation as they did to actually code it.
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Integrating Discord SDK into Eve Frontier [pdf]
(skemman.is)
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
> the US believes owning and wearing an F-91W is evidence that you're a terrorist No they don't, please don't spread misinformation. If this were true, the watch itself would be banned in the country and/or nobody wou
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2mo ago
Please don't spread FUD.
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2mo ago
Maybe they'll just train Copilot on their code to help them.
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2mo ago
But you'll comment on a website that funds Flock
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2mo ago
Unless that Flock data is also easily publicly available with 2 clicks, how is this comparable to Street View?
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2mo ago
My dictionary says torture implies pain or suffering, so based on that... I don't think it's fair to say that keeping people from dying by malnutrition is somehow akin to torture. Interfering with their personal freedom, yes, but
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2mo ago
This comment was AI-generated, wasn't it? Turtles all the way down I swear.
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2mo ago
Appears to be vibe-coded and closed-source
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majorchord
2mo ago
Opt-out telemetry is a hard no for me, sorry.
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2mo ago
I think the elephant in the room is that many tech nerds are just famously terrible at working with others and social skills in general, even if they have a long history of excellent work. Especially so if that experience was not gained fro
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2mo ago
> You don’t have to read or agree with his drivel to use his software. No, but a lot of people choose to, and I don't claim to know if one way or the other is more right or righteous. But I think boycotts wouldn't exist in the
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2mo ago
The irony of leftists trying to kick people out for having opinions they don't like always makes me sad. And before someone mentions the paradox of tolerance: The paradox clears itself up if you look at what tolerance actually is. It&#
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How a device finds encrypted DNS by itself
(blog.dundns.eu)
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
I wonder how many billions it would take every year for this to not just be considered "cost of doing business"?
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Tests for a PDF
(blog.lvmbdv.dev)
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
> More than half of all psychology studies are not reproducible. Do you have a source for this?
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3mo ago
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