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1y ago
Thanks for clearing up that the issue is academic as in irrelevant concerning nostr
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I can't lie to you about your chances, but... you have my sympathies.
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1y ago
That is simple. By example.
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1y ago
I like the title
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1y ago
I raise my free hand to vote for naming the useable subset of JavaScript … JS - the Oracle be my witness.
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1y ago
React sites are perfect for AI summaries delivered to the user.
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1y ago
Neat little tutorial that cleared subgrid up for me using a real example. Thank you.
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1y ago
I second that and would be interested in the sqlite-mode version of the tutorial.
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1y ago
Everyone here including the author and me have been raised on propaganda and the mantra of the true alcoholic - this time its going to be different Regulating the corporations or their shadow, the government is both fine I guess and with
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1y ago
thats a fortune cookie - please stay on topic :)
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1y ago
granted but the motivation is payment I think and that originates elsewhere.
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1y ago
First of all I have a theory that nothing can be proven but I can't prove it. Second - an example for a javascript heavy npm utilizing tracking heavy / low content site has not much weight in proving me right - my view is an assum
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Comes with the territory considering that npm is defacto the number one enshittification dependency by now. But no worries - this will scale beautifully. downvotes appreciated but also happy to see one or two urls that would prove me wrong
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1y ago
Good point. I am going to make a local form that will check a name I want to use for being a poor choice in rails.
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1y ago
I am not aware of a built in adblocker as a component. The browser is zero telemetry by default and quite a few sites helpfully point to howto disable adblock plugins in chrome and firefox tutorials when they encounter Orion.
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1y ago
The message does not show on Orion and I have no adblocker installed. I was also not told any Jellyfish facts.
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1y ago
Bad gateway - I am probably in the wrong country on the wrong internet at the wrong time.
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1y ago
I comment to get downvotes and it mostly works.
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1y ago
beeeaauuuutiiifuuul
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1y ago
Bye JavaScript.
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1y ago
I like the font size on that site on mobile.
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1y ago
In the age of idiots and monsters there is still room for the mediocre documenting the shit show. Just great.
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1y ago
In my opinion some years back Wikipedia broke meaning that it was no longer impartial by default. It’s no biggie and was to be expected given its scale and perceived authority. Just saying. You could watch manufacturing consent maybe to un
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1y ago
Wikipedia broke some time ago in order to be allowed to survive. There are still things that can be looked up there and taken at face value.
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its not nice specifically to call people names to generalize is to be an idiot
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1y ago
There is more to this https://resilientwebdesign.com
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1y ago
Does this mean I can buy Google Ads and then I just have to add "-fuckyou" in a search so I don't have to see the ads I bought? - are there any other safe words?
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1y ago
Me too and I have the t-Shirt to prove it.
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1y ago
Consciousness is all there is
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1y ago
Most of us are so isolated that we will turn to validation from bubble brothers sharing our view which is a real tragedy, yes. It may be horrifying but a horrifying normal at that.
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