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I would offer the design of this page is elegant, but not "beautiful" and the difference is not necessarily subtle. A poem can be elegant and beautiful. A blog post yearning for web0? That's a bit tougher to pull off when you
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oblib
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That's a great point. I didn't get involved with the web until around 1998-99 so I'm not sure, but did the web ever not support plain old .txt?
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5y ago
>What ISP should someone choose? What matters most is if the IP address they issue you has been blacklisted for spamming. DigitalOcean is fine but you need to check the IP address before you do the work of building a mail server. Some of
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5y ago
I've been running my own email server for around 7-8 years and just setup a new email server on a DigitalOcean vps earlier this year using "Mail-in-a-Box". That's about as easy as it gets but it still requires some work
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>>After some time with no progress in figuring out what sticks, it’s time to step away from that approach. That's exactly what motivated me to make a habit of going to SO first. But I don't just go there looking to copy and
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5y ago
That's good to know. Honestly, I've not paid much attention to cars for a very long time, but I have checked for that feature on the few I've owned and driven over the past 20 years and very few of them have had it.
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There were cars back in the 70-80s that had adjustable shoulder belts that allowed you to lower the height of the belt where it's attached to the door jamb pillar behind the seat, but it's been a long time since I've seen a c
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Secret Service: Nearly $100B stolen in pandemic relief funds
(apnews.com)
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I've been watching Dr. John Campbell videos for awhile now and he does a good job of going over studies and explaining them in laymen terms. Definitely worth keeping up with him.
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I think this is the best advice given, though others have offered good advice as well. A couple things I've learned are "do whatever they ask you to do". There have been more than a few times I've pointed out flaws in de
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Over 91% Democrats vaccinated, while only 60% Republicans have taken one shot
(theguardian.com)
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I agree the report was a quick and dirty one that didn't have anything close to a real studies data to jump to any conclusion but the headline feels misleading too because it implies mask do not work, which is also not the case. What w
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I looked at stripe years back when it was first trending and getting a lot of buzz and even then it looked to me like it was way too complex when compared to what I was doing with PayPal, which is simply setting up an account for new users
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If they're not paying the city for it then they're giving it to them, but that doesn't mean they're not paying for it. The idea that there is no "pay to play" going on in local politics is absurd. But the publi
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Show HN: Image Blobs demo with PouchDB and a smidge of jQuery
(azartiz.com)
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There were warnings here where I live in SW Missouri, but that storm was really just building up when it passed by us. I stood out on our back porch and watched the sky for a few minutes after the alerts went off. It was an amazing light sh
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>>It's the restaurants that are doing these conversions. They want this dining space. Taxpayers own that street. That's why it's silly to give a business that space. A flip side of this is I pull up in my "Food Tru
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There are very few quaint streets in LA that are zoned commercial. So in LA we're not talking about "streets". There may be places that fit that description but I'd expect parking spots are not abundant there. This feels
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"For decades, it turns out, needlessly onerous regulations had deprived Californians of both the pleasure of eating outdoors and the convivial streetscapes that curbside dining creates." I have to think that any restrictions on th
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"It is quite impractical to build a large building that will withstand a tornado" It's also quite obvious there's a need for a shelter in areas where tornadoes are likely to form. So obvious in fact it's impossible
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U.K. Court: Julian Assange Can Be Extradited to the U.S.
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My ezinvoice suite of apps has a simple "Expense Accounts" and "Reports" app that creates charts with monthly and yearly expenses. I can't say it's the "best" app but it may be worth taking a look at.
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Carmaker’s $23B Plan to Keep You Paying Long After You’ve Bought Your Car
(jalopnik.com)
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This is a good idea. I'll offer you look into local parks and nature preserves, and if you have them where you live, forested areas. Look into "Forest Bathing" and "Shinrin-yoku". There's really something to th
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Why Moderna won’t share rights to vaccine with the U.S. GOV that paid for it
(theconversation.com)
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For me it would be mostly tools I've used that come to mind. In the random order I thought of them here are a few that stand out: Miller 35s Mig Welder, Victor Cutting Torch, Mac Mini, Vise Grips, Suzuki Samurai 4x4, 1985 Toyota P
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Sweden asks EU to ban Bitcoin mining...
(theregister.com)
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I've been leaning on my app's users to do what they need to do on their end to implement offline/local first use of the app and they just do not get it. For them the only issues they've had were connection issue on their
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Nearly two-thirds of Gen Z think they’ll become crypto millionaires
(fortune.com)
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NOAA has the data to do that so it's certainly possible, but their app already does it and is very good, and so are many others. This is an intentionally minimal approach I took and I made it mainly for when I am outdoors hiking, campi
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