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by pmlnr 7d ago
It's the typography. I'm yet to see a single AI generated thing where the typography is not distorted. The examples generated are no exception, everything is just a bit off. It's not horrible, no: it's off enough to make
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by pmlnr 8d ago
Maemo.
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by pmlnr 9d ago
Read the linked entry.
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by pmlnr 10d ago
At this point it'd be easier to return to film.
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by pmlnr 17d ago
Microblogging. That's the original term.
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by pmlnr 18d ago
There wasn't anyone there. I made a site, I put it out there, because as a 14 year old, it was fantastic I could make completely mine and nobody else's at all. That was the drive.
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by pmlnr 18d ago
> The problem is no one ever built one that works for normal people. https://getpublii.com/
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by pmlnr 18d ago
> True, but rooting the device de-facto means breaking the trust-chain of the OS. Like every single Microsoft laptop out there does so? Think a bit harder before sentences like this, please.
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by pmlnr 18d ago
> Rooted devices make devices unpredictable. you/we/me not having root while, for example, Google Play Services does on invalidates everything you said.
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by pmlnr 18d ago
> If you root or jailbreak your devices, you've, by their very nature, broken their security. Wow. Please stop spreading things like this. Not having root means not owning a device you paid for and have in your home.
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by pmlnr 18d ago
"First step" Nobody said it's enough, but it's a start.
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by pmlnr 18d ago
Here's an idea: as a first step, simplify everything, and make sure you're aware how your stack works, and what it imports. As an example: WordPress is a horrible thing, but the core has been through so much, that it's supris
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by pmlnr 20d ago
> What are incentives for the average person? Their logic seems straightforward: they want to be where their friends are at This is some sort of absolute, fundamental difference between the early web and now, at least how I experienced i
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by pmlnr 20d ago
For starts, there's no such thing as Twitter any more, and hasn't been, for years.
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by pmlnr 25d ago
https://petermolnar.net/article/asn-blocking-freebsd-pf-ngin... It's not the most sophisticated thing.
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by pmlnr 26d ago
Fail2ban becomes a serious bottleneck at significant traffic. I've replaced it with a shell script and direct pf commands that run every few minutes.
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by pmlnr 27d ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Astronauts
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by pmlnr 27d ago
So did Edgar Allan Poe. As a non-native speaker, it's, to say the least, a challenging read.
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by pmlnr 27d ago
They're pathetically pretechnological or brilliantly post-technological. - Stargate Atlantis ep. 14: Sanctuary
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by pmlnr 27d ago
> I don't like spending too much time in nature, I get hot and sweaty and itchy and bothered by bugs To me, it sounds like you haven't been in nature at enough places to find the one that talks and belongs to you. Travel more.
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by pmlnr 1mo ago
> The next session opens with a <past_decisions> block so the Executive remembers what it recommended last month. This is morbidly unrealistic.
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by pmlnr 2mo ago
Github activity from 12 years ago should be an indicator: https://github.com/tgodier?tab=overview&from=2014-12-01&to=2...
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by pmlnr 2mo ago
Nothing. People not reading back on history is still very much a thing.
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by pmlnr 4mo ago
Claude Eulogy - the dreadful, dreary pondering that inescapably descends on all under heaven.
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by pmlnr 5mo ago
The same social media that stores everything down to your keystrokes ? Sure, the problem is needing a gov ID, sure.
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by pmlnr 6mo ago
Nginx has per server, per path limiting options.
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by pmlnr 6mo ago
Because the internet became a shithole.
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by pmlnr 6mo ago
A phone, no. An internet connected device is another question. One can always get a dumbphone without this.
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by pmlnr 6mo ago
Been there recently. Rate limit on nginx and anti-syn flood on pf solved it.
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by pmlnr 8mo ago
> Can I install my banking apps? Choose a bank with viable web banking. > Is there a Google pay equivalent? It's called a debit/credit card.

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