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by pacifika 1y ago
That’s not what Ofcom clarified previously: see the end of https://www.theregister.com/2025/02/06/uk_online_safety_act_...
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by pacifika 1y ago
WordPress usecases are wider than most people expect.
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by pacifika 1y ago
I think there’s a difference between the tool that helps you do work better and the service that generates the end result. People would be less upset if ai is shown to support the person. This also allows that person to curate the output an
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by pacifika 1y ago
This is a well researched areas with subject experts, our opinion is large irrelevant.
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by pacifika 1y ago
Why would every client process the context to the link, when the author can do this once and add it to the link, that's much more efficient.
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by pacifika 1y ago
I'm a big fan of vednig and I have created an AI Advisor generator, it's already hugged to death at about:blank
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by pacifika 1y ago
Thanks for the context.
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by pacifika 1y ago
This does make me think why is a blog not just an rss feed.
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by pacifika 1y ago
You shouldn’t have to defend your existence let alone what computing you do, this blog and its author is doing more for modern computing than anything else I’ve read this year. Keep it up, stay hopeful that things eventually improve.
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by pacifika 1y ago
Segregation is not equality
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by pacifika 1y ago
I’m pretty sure even on Vista maybe XP system restore points were created every time a supported installer ran or before updates were installed. So the advice to create restore points every two weeks isn’t needed, is my assumption. But I’m
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by pacifika 1y ago
They renamed it from Yakuza, so it lost name recognition, not surprisingly.
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by pacifika 1y ago
The article is not proof of your claim AFAICS?
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by pacifika 1y ago
MIDI files like this depend of the General MIDI standardized specification for electronic musical instruments.
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by pacifika 1y ago
Nice idea, I like the out of the box thinking on display.
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by pacifika 1y ago
Getting popular without YT finding out about it ;)
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by pacifika 1y ago
In the UK you can typically pick from a dozen ISPs, some of which are more trustworthy
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by pacifika 1y ago
I had written down many reasons but the onus should not be on people explaining why they don’t want to be tracked, in a society I’m happy to live in. Software is part of society.
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by pacifika 1y ago
What about the pdf
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by pacifika 1y ago
Oh yeah forgot about that, amazing.
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by pacifika 1y ago
Internet Explorer solved this with their zoning system right? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/troubles...
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by pacifika 1y ago
Appreciate the lengthy reply!
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by pacifika 1y ago
> That said, similar data sharing between iOS browsers and native apps is technically possible.
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by pacifika 1y ago
So this is an abstraction over FastHTML which is an abstraction over HTMX, Starlette, HTML, and HTTP. HTMX is an abstraction over JS. Starlette is a micro web framework for Python. So this is the stack you need to know in the real world whe
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by pacifika 1y ago
Same as the Mac, limitations are different of course
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by pacifika 1y ago
How’s the mobile experience?
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by pacifika 1y ago
Run the Orbit extension on the page. That should give you a summary
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by pacifika 1y ago
Ultimately code is written for humans first, otherwise we’d all be using assembler. So how readable the code is written matters, and how frictionless it can be managed. A lot of opinions form around that. As Usually “it depends”. Note I’m n
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by pacifika 1y ago
Less slashes and parameters
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by pacifika 1y ago
I’d imagine that would make planning and implementation more complex

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