mariusor

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by mariusor 3y ago
No, not like everything you read at all.
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by mariusor 3y ago
> and you will get a nice explanation in return Which might or might not be correct.
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by mariusor 3y ago
I suspect that very little, if any can be executed. No hard data nor first hand knowledge on that though.
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by mariusor 3y ago
JavaScript that the Kobo can't execute for example. The browser/web view on Kobos is very very limited.
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by mariusor 3y ago
Funny that you mentioned that, they're switching quite soon: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/pocket-firefox-account-...
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by mariusor 3y ago
Not parent, but I wrote some components based on lit-js, they're here: https://git.sr.ht/~mariusor/oni/tree/master/item/src/js . The top level call would be oni-main-actor.render() However
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by mariusor 3y ago
I think it's slightly better than the hairy egg one.
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by mariusor 3y ago
I suspect parent meant he regrets the mac hardware. As in not being easier to use another OS on it.
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by mariusor 3y ago
I mostly just close the tab unless it's something I really want to interact with, and even then I choose the option with minimal exposure like you do.
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by mariusor 3y ago
I read that the RNC "maybe" was hacked, not that WikiLeaks received anything. As a matter of fact WikiLeaks is mentioned nowhere in the article. Are you making the conjecture here that hacked also implies leaked? If the theory tha
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by mariusor 3y ago
> He also made the decision not to publish data from similar attacks on the RNC. I've been watching Assange's odissey quite closely and I don't remember seeing anything about withholding data "on the RNC". Do you
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by mariusor 3y ago
You realize cycling is one of the sports that is most under scrutiny when it comes to doping, right? Unless the advancements in doping have produced a method that is undetectable chemically or through a rider's bio-passport, doping is
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by mariusor 3y ago
I am pretty sure the effort characteristic of endurance running and endurance cycling are very different. You use your legs for both, but the muscle groups are different and they way the muscles are used is different. Also, to present a pos
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by mariusor 3y ago
Which is exactly what parent is arguing against? That RRR is taking focus away from the "real" solutions, as if the "real" solutions are something I could do about at a personal level.
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by mariusor 3y ago
It does, kind of, statically you configure positions manually in the configuration file, or dynamically, you can use its API through a pipe to save positions and then restore positions.
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by mariusor 3y ago
> focus is lost from other problems (overproduction, microplastics in consumer waste) and solutions (awareness, modernizing the recycling plants). Which average Joe can do nothing.
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by mariusor 3y ago
I was merely presenting my interpretation of what OP wanted to say. However I wouldn't classify Nature as "sensational media", the authors of the original are a physicist and a mathematician from a well known University. And
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by mariusor 3y ago
I think what OP wants to say is that despite the timeline for the event being in the future, nothing we can do today will prevent it from happening. The triggers for the event are in the past and nothing can be done, therefore "it has
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by mariusor 3y ago
There's definitely something iffy here. Over 1200 score in 25m.
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by mariusor 3y ago
Thank you, good information.
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by mariusor 3y ago
I think using a single SVG document that contains multiple icons identified by ids which you can reference from HTML is the idiomatic way of solving your problem. It guarantees that if external resources are not permitted to load, at least
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by mariusor 3y ago
"reforest", "rewild"? Are you sure that these would apply to this specific part of Australia? A very important part of agriculture is suitability of crops in the environment. Australia is not known for its very hospitabl
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by mariusor 3y ago
> Imagine if email, a truly federated system, worked that way. Maybe news to you, but that's exactly how e-mail works. DKIM, DMARC and all the other anti-SPAM measures amount to exactly that. If your server is not proven to abide by
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by mariusor 3y ago
To add to that, the ActivityPub protocol or the ActivityStreams vocabulary says nothing about limiting the amount of times an account can Like/Dislike a comment or submission.
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by mariusor 3y ago
How easy do you estimate to be adding new storage backends to Kratos? I would like to use it as a way to do user management, but I need to be able to save data about users to custom storage backends (built on top of boltdb, badger, etc)
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by mariusor 3y ago
I've never understood 10x to be an exact quantitative attribute. Treating it like that is missing the point in my opinion. Extreme outliers can exist in any field.
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by mariusor 3y ago
Thunderbird downloads local copies. A lot of email clients do that actually.
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by mariusor 3y ago
There is some documentation about various things[1], but I'm not entirely sure what you mean about "how it all works together". [1] https://man.sr.ht/~mariusor/go-activitypub/
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by mariusor 3y ago
If you still require servers that you need to connect to then you kind of lose the benefit of having a social network over a p2p protocol. Or you're also thinking that the social serving aspect is parallel to the media serving aspect t
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by mariusor 3y ago
They are already if you architect your service for the real purpose, which is to store and process ActivityPub data. Mastodon however is a CRUD application that has its ActivityPub bolted on a totally different data paradigm. It takes a lot

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