openplatypus

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by openplatypus 2y ago
Wide Angle Analytics (our product) is great for static websites. Small script, fast, no cookie banner required, privacy first.
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by openplatypus 2y ago
Slackware 3.6/4.0 back in 1998-99 Never forget. The joy of startx command working (sometimes) Fun times.
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by openplatypus 2y ago
We are ready. Whole built infrastructure on EU or European (Swiss) cloud. And I mean all. Server, customer data, but also support infra, email, documents, etc. We build Wide Angle Analytics ground up outside of US systems.
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by openplatypus 2y ago
RoR needs to distance itself from DHH to matter.
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by openplatypus 2y ago
Sure thing https://wideangle.co/blog/is-recaptcha-illegal-under-gdpr#cn...
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by openplatypus 2y ago
We use it. It is actively developed. It doesn't get in the way. It does what it says on the tin.
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by openplatypus 2y ago
Name and shame, please!! ReCAPTCHA due lack of opt out is effectively illegal in the EU.
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by openplatypus 2y ago
If any of you are recommending sshfs or a like you really don't understand the benefits of full VS Code SSH Remote environment. You can effectively run whole development (LSP, docker, compiler, files) on remote like it is on your local
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by openplatypus 2y ago
How unlikely it is for Trump to declare AI national security and simply make it lawless playground fro Zuck & Co.
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by openplatypus 2y ago
Something tells me uncle Donald will exonerate his new favourite lapdog from any criminal or civil liability.
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by openplatypus 2y ago
Which Europe? I live in Germany and travel frequently around most of the Western, Central and Northern Europe. No nets.
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Jolla Mind2 Personal AI Computer(shop.jolla.com)
2 points by openplatypus 2y ago|0 comments
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by openplatypus 2y ago
As always: it depends. Most cases: no. Some cases: yes. You have to assess: Intent, International Data Transfer, Terminal Device Access (beyond cookies), etc. https://wideangle.co/blog/what-is-consent-under-gdpr Unlike
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by openplatypus 2y ago
That's why for Wide Angle Analytics we use OVH hosted registry. Ours is private. You can make your public. We control our image registry. So should you.
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by openplatypus 2y ago
> Bloomsbury has refused to recognize our continued investments They didn’t want to get F-ed any more. Amazon is very one sided business. They there to enrich themselves at the cost of publisher and reader, consumer and producer.
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by openplatypus 2y ago
Hush. Don't ask questions. It is going to be great.
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by openplatypus 2y ago
So America really is for sale, and there are no exceptions.
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by openplatypus 2y ago
Now let's do the same with X (South African foreign adversary) and Meta (Aliens from planet Gooblidook). Yes it is a joke. But whether it is outsized influence of foreign power or uber rich nutter, what's the difference...
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by openplatypus 2y ago
Yes
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by openplatypus 2y ago
Just FYI, If you want FREE, synchronizing reader, be sure to checkout Vivaldi browser.
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by openplatypus 2y ago
Reeder indeed looks beautiful. Feedly on the other hand makes me puke. Slow AF. AI plastered all over. Despite trying Pro+ tons of paywalled option which you learn require upgrade after you did feed setup. Feedly is horrible.
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by openplatypus 2y ago
404Media article about Magic Links: https://www.404media.co/we-dont-want-your-password-3/ Our response to above: https://wideangle.co/blog/passwordless-authentication-magic-... Conclusions: Magic
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LA tech entrepreneur nearly misses flight after getting trapped in robotaxi(theguardian.com)
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by openplatypus 2y ago
My Google Pixel has nothing replaceable... At least not by end user. After checking service manual I am sure I won't be doing anything on it myself. Sure, if battery dies, I service it with a 3rd party. I wish I got Fairphone.
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by openplatypus 2y ago
> And this is fine when you realise that Netflix replaces direct-to-video movies and not that of cinema, as much as they refuse to admit. This. Netflix does have good productions. But they are often surrounded by the sea of mediocracy. S
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by openplatypus 2y ago
VHDL has special place in my heart coming from FPGA world. Oddly enough, I never thought of Ada and VHDL as similar, mhhmmm.
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by openplatypus 2y ago
If you think you can/could ignore DNT, think again: https://wideangle.co/blog/do-not-track-gdpr-opt-out While highly uncommon, there were legal grounds to treat it as strong opt-out signal.
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by openplatypus 2y ago
Hi, just FYI, the Wide Angle Analytics (my product) will cost you between 30 and 90 EUR per month for 1M and 10M accordingly. There are many web analytics providers with surprisingly high prices. We are cheaper and even planning on creating
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by openplatypus 2y ago
You can start using Kubernetes with one YAML file and docker image. If you want to skip devops work of setting up cluster, go K8s managed. All major cloud providers give you that option. So, you replaced opensource, standard cloud solution
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by openplatypus 2y ago
Yes, using Monocle for years now. So happy to have rich ecosystem of libraries in Scala land.

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