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by oblib 5y ago
I may be wrong but I think being able to "downvote" may be tied to a minimum "karma" points. I don't know what that minimum is though. I know I'm a real person and I can downvote. I'm sure it's fair t
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by oblib 5y ago
>> Even in person, I have gotten called “race traitor” because I don’t believe in judging people by their skin color This is where we get into muddy waters. Lifting up those who've been denied for generations is not "judging
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by oblib 5y ago
>> ...but I am not? We all have differences in our immune systems. Could be you have one that does a good job at fighting off covid. Could be you got it but barely felt it or didn't notice it at all but you built an immunity to i
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by oblib 5y ago
This really isn't "News" at all. We know there are breakthrough infections and those infected can spread the virus. Anyone who gets infected is a playground for the virus to mutate.
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by oblib 5y ago
That first paragraph made me chuckle... That's a helluva predicament to be in.
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by oblib 5y ago
"NRA spokesman Andrew Arulanandam said on Twitter that the NRA “does not discuss matters relating to its physical or electronic security” and takes “extraordinary measures” to protect its information." I'm guessing they paid
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Ransomware gang says it targeted National Rifle Association(apnews.com)
6 points by oblib 5y ago|3 comments
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Teen bought Google ad and made 48 Bitcoins duping UK online shoppers(theregister.com)
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by oblib 5y ago
I can see where this would work well in the scenario described: "in environments with a lot of predictability and structure". Waterways don't generally have vehicles doing high speeds and do have wider lanes to travel within
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Cheap antidepressant shows promise treating early Covid-19(apnews.com)
152 points by oblib 5y ago|230 comments
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by oblib 5y ago
That's basically how I felt when reading this.
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There’s Still Time to Fix Climate–About 11 Years(scientificamerican.com)
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by oblib 5y ago
>>This is not true. When you compare the CouchDB replication with other replication protocols, it is slow. That may be true but when a single user is working with an offline-first app connected to a CouchDB installed on their desktop
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by oblib 5y ago
You can use CouchDB installed on a desktop PC and tell PouchDB to use that instead of the web browser's IndexedDB for offline-first apps. This approach gets you pretty close to native app speed.
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by oblib 5y ago
lol!
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by oblib 5y ago
>>the fact that even the couchdb team has changed their opinions on the right way to do it was not impressive I don't get that. If they're working on improving something I didn't like that's something I'd appr
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by oblib 5y ago
There's IBM's Cloudant services if you need that. And you can build your own cluster and connect as many servers as you want. But DO doesn't have any pre-configured droplets to start off with. Be nice if they did.
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by oblib 5y ago
For offline-first use PouchDB can connect directly to a CouchDB installed on your desktop PC as opposed to storing user data in your browser's built-in IndexedDB and syncing that with a Cloud based CouchDB. Syncing that local CouchDB t
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by oblib 5y ago
I spent the better part of a year trying to talk to folks here where I live about masks, preventives, vaccines and social distancing. Nothing made a difference. Gen. Powell's cause of death was covid. He was in several high risk groups
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by oblib 5y ago
It's probably not a coincidence that the same people saying "Masks don't work and the proof is I can smell my farts when I wear them", "The virus is a hoax", "The vaccines have a tracking chip in them&quot
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How to Deal with Rejection (and Get Revenge) Like Edgar Allan Poe(lithub.com)
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by oblib 5y ago
"firebase" I've seen that mentioned a few times and never looked into it but you inspired to do that and I was pretty surprised to see it's a Google thing. Shoot, it's pretty much Google "Everything". I ge
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by oblib 5y ago
I spent some time at "TodoMVC.com" going over the tools they have there. Then I spent some time trying to figure out which of those I wanted to use. After a few weeks of struggling to decide, and not being able to, I decided to no
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Gov Parson pushes to prosecute reporter who found security flaw in state site(missouriindependent.com)
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by oblib 5y ago
I rewrote all my Perl app code in JS to run entirely on the client side years ago but Perl is still my go to server side tool. For example, I used to use HTML:Template, now I use Mustache.js. I'm quite sure I could do most anything I d
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Is my Facebook activity fucking my finances?(foundation.mozilla.org)
60 points by oblib 5y ago|54 comments
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by oblib 5y ago
You can cache templates in the user's browser and insert those into the user's page and show/hide parts of a single page. For example, you can use mustache.js to load a cached "Preferences" template and just grab th
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by oblib 5y ago
Well this made me feel good about being a lone developer who gets to make all the decisions on how to make an app.
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The Turnbo Manuscripts(thelibrary.org)
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Apache CouchDB 3.2.0 has been released and is available for download(blog.couchdb.org)
2 points by oblib 5y ago|1 comments

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