mikae1

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   by mikae1 3y ago

   Nature does not intend anything, that's a religious proposition. We're constantly evolving and adapting to our habitat, albeit slowly.
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   by mikae1 3y ago

   > What do you do that KeePassXC doesn't, and what are the trade-offs? Bitwarden offers free hosting for personal use. Also, consistently named apps (even for mobile).
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   Laika 13 – Raised by Social Media (An Inhumane Experiment)(laika13.com)

   2 points by mikae1 3y ago|0 comments
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   by mikae1 3y ago

   So, can this monitor heart rate — entirely without smartphone apps or proprietary desktop apps — using “Every Breath You Take” and other open-source apps? EDIT: Seems like a “no”: https://support.polar.com/en/support&#x
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   by mikae1 3y ago

   I opened 7 of those websites and they were all about tech by tech people. I encourage you to explore personal websites outside the tech sphere.
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   by mikae1 3y ago

   Sorry, I use (and recommend) the Iceraven fork for Android . Works there.
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   by mikae1 3y ago

   > There's no way to disable Lazy Loading on […] Android Firefox. about:config dom.image-lazy-loading.enabled
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   by mikae1 3y ago

   The iPhone 12 is a three year old device. I'm not sure what parade they'd be raining on.
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   by mikae1 3y ago

   This project deserves attention, but I'm not sure it needs attention. No upvote this time.
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    by mikae1 3y ago

    Thanks, now I can begin using https://gpx.studio
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    by mikae1 3y ago

    > why not IRC? why not Matrix? I think that's a more realistic alternative. :)
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    Ladybird browser update (August 2023) [video](youtube.com)

    3 points by mikae1 3y ago|0 comments
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    by mikae1 3y ago

    > the best feature-rich one is zola I wouldn't call a generator that does not support dates in URLs feature-rich. Zola seems extremely opinionated. Dates in URLs are supported by nearly every SSG out there and it seems quite cruci
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    by mikae1 3y ago

    Wait, is this a single binary? If so, that's the big deal. The only reason I left Jekyll for Hugo was that I could not maintain a working installation because of all dependencies and messy package management in Ruby. Pretty awesome
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    by mikae1 3y ago

    > There’s plenty of guidance for developers to use modern image formats like WebP and AVIF which generally have a smaller file size compared to older formats like JPEG. I wouldn't consider WebP over JPEG for lossy compression of p
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    by mikae1 3y ago

    And the water pipes that run to most peoples taps are made of… Plastic!
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    by mikae1 3y ago

    > […]there are problems. The instances’ views of the conversation aren’t perfectly consistent. Which means that sometimes you won’t see all the replies or boosts that you should. Except for if you’re on a big server with thousands of us
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    Ted Nelson on Xanadu – A Video Series(youtube.com)

    4 points by mikae1 3y ago|0 comments
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    by mikae1 3y ago

    Ted Nelson himself has made a video series on Xanadu that is worth watching. The first episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hMKy52Intac
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    by mikae1 3y ago

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    by mikae1 3y ago

    > commenting on the topic on Mastodon https://toot.cafe/@slightlyoff/109899372183448386
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    by mikae1 3y ago

    > Second, Rama has a pure Java API and is not a bespoke language. So no new language needs to be learned. Isn't Mastodon a Ruby On Rails application?
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    by mikae1 3y ago

    It was a good blog post title choice for making it to the front page of HN.
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    Manual Until It Hurts(indieweb.org)

    2 points by mikae1 3y ago|0 comments
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    by mikae1 3y ago

    On this theme: https://indieweb.org/manual_until_it_hurts
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    by mikae1 3y ago

    Don't forget Nebula[1]. [1] https://slack.engineering/introducing-nebula-the-open-source...
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    by mikae1 3y ago

    When I got my last Pixel Google were giving 3 years of security updates . I bought it one year after release. For an average consumer doing the same thing they would have had an unsecure doorstop with very low resale value after two years.
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    by mikae1 3y ago

    > To avoid having to use crappy UIs and apps from random OEMs. And to get updates directly from Google. And three years of platform updates with very low resale value. At the time when I got my last pixel it was also three years of se
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    by mikae1 3y ago

    Long time TST user here. Yeah, it's actually very stable, even after the it became a WebExtension. Last year I've used Sideberry extensively. It has some nifty features that TST does not have. Do these two extensions look native t