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by markstos 7y ago
For a professional web developer, setting up an Nginx reverse proxy for a few apps should be reasonably efficient. Chances are that most are all of them are written in the same language and configuration can be copy/pasted between them
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by markstos 7y ago
In the source code, he is attempting to serve images from http://localhost:4000/ It looks like a mistake because the image URLs are unlikely to exist on YOUR localhost at port 4000 when you load the page.
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by markstos 7y ago
I read everything I could find on systemd to form my own opinion. I used FreeBSD for a decade and have many years of Ubuntu/upstart experience after that. Based on my experience and all the anti-systemd posts online, I expected to disl
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by markstos 7y ago
In 2017, the Linux Kernel had over 450 CVEs, while systemd had 5. https://www.cvedetails.com/product/47/Linux-Linux-Kernel.htm... https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-7971..
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by markstos 7y ago
As someone without a Facebook account, it's awkward to read these articles that assume inevitably of Facebook's influence. You can quit. We can quit. Sometimes I run into a group that I want to be more involved with that organizes
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by markstos 7y ago
Seems like a good way to earn yourself a Terms-of-Service ban. If this considered an abuse-of-services now, the terms could be updated to clarify. The finger print of big chunks of base-64 encoded blobs in Google Docs could be easy to spot.
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by markstos 7y ago
Chromebooks are locked to using Google for authentication, but you don't have to use most Google services once logge din. Now you can even use an alternate Android or Linux browser instead of Chrome.
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by markstos 8y ago
But it worked for four people on the internet.
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by markstos 8y ago
Looks like Google has used the open Web Bluetooth specification (that only Chrome currently supports) along with the open FIDO Bluetooth spec ( https://fidoalliance.org/specs/fido-u2f-v1.2-ps-20170411/fid... ). A
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by markstos 8y ago
I would rather Google keep trying and failing than quit trying. If you don't keep the start-up spirit to keep trying new things, then some start-up will find a way to disrupt you.
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by markstos 8y ago
Could someone quote from the book the claim on longevity or "All Cause Mortality" that this post is refuting? The book is primarily about correlating the Western diet and animal protein with some western diseases. There is no data
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by markstos 8y ago
And do you references to published study results to back up your assertion?
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by markstos 8y ago
If Fuchsia is wrong on this point, they can add more POSIX compatibility later.
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by markstos 8y ago
Old doesn't have to mean bad. Folks are switching from MongoDB to PostgreSQL, or wish they could if it wasn't too late and expensive. Evaluate on merits, not age.
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by markstos 8y ago
And with the popularity of the product, the environmental concerns of the unrepairability are even greater and more relevant today.
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by markstos 8y ago
My family has re-framed it as "plant-based meat". It's real food to us. I imagine lab meat will develop a distinct name like "clean meat" to distinguish it from traditional animal meat and plant-based meat.
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by markstos 8y ago
That's interesting. When my wife had a smaller dog, she walked it around the neighborhood. Now she has a bigger higher-energy dog, she sometimes drives it to the dog park so it run off leash more. (And still walks around the neighborho
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by markstos 8y ago
Someone concerned about the environment can consider both plant-based food and more local, seasonal foods. There's no need for the two approaches to be considered at odds. But if you care to, you can check out a ranked order of top sol
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by markstos 8y ago
I attended year round "local food" potlucks in Indiana. People had local food available year around. During the winter it kept in cool storage (like onions), or had been frozen, dehydrated, canned, or grown in a greenhouse. If yea
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by markstos 8y ago
re: managing deer populations. There will always be some harm. We can strive for outcomes with the least harm. Hunting is as not much the issue as the billion-plus animals we kill everyday for food. If more people had to look an animal in t
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by markstos 8y ago
> Waste doesn't really happen in production Except for the poop lagoon crisis https://newrepublic.com/article/151242/behind-hurricane-flor... the dangers of cow farts https://www.businessinsider
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by markstos 8y ago
Single-use plastics is a big problem. It gets solved by chipping away it from a lot of different angles. Plastic straws are one piece of the problem. My family loves straws and brings steel straws when we go out. No big deal. No one is bann
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by markstos 8y ago
Eating less meat and dairy also helps solve the ammonia problem. Plant-rich diets have been identified as a top solution to climate change. https://www.drawdown.org/solutions-summary-by-rank Harvard research found switching
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by markstos 8y ago
I see they've made some progress putting Instagram on the same infrastructure as Facebook.
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by markstos 8y ago
You mean if you opt-in (or haven't opted out), right? I was under the impression this was optional.
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by markstos 8y ago
Will the second module be jQuery??
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by markstos 8y ago
Thanks for the response. I tried a previous version of Sway and am interested to try it again now that it has reached 1.0. I understand the nature of it, but I still think at one screenshot would be helpful for people to get the general i
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by markstos 8y ago
I remember when Linux desktop environment release announcements came with screenshots.
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by markstos 8y ago
Thanks for saying this! I noticed this too. Sway got this right. So often I'm linked to a project status announcement where I soon give up because it's not all clear what the project is about. Even just adding a sentence or two l
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by markstos 8y ago
Because if Footpath's UX is like Strava's for this feature, it's barely usable.

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