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by porkloin 1y ago
I don't know who the provider is, but the attack was almost certainly not targeting the provider, but a site hosted on their platform. Many hosting companies upsell their customers into stuff like providing Cloudflare DDoS prevention.
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by porkloin 1y ago
That's fine, but bodybuilding is recreational with the exception of a very small number of people who are professional bodybuilders. Human beings don't _need_ to have 200g of protein per day. Assuming you're not a professiona
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by porkloin 1y ago
"Need" and "want" are different things.
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by porkloin 2y ago
I live at ~64 deg latitude in the USA (Alaska) and 100% agree with everything you said. The timing of sunset has such a profound effect on when you consider the day "done". In Dec it's painful to haul myself outside at 5 or 6
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by porkloin 2y ago
I think what's fascinating about it is the daylight changes you experienced in the 20 deg latitude change you experience from Orlando to Seattle are dwarfed by the changes from a ~15 degree latitude change from Seattle to Anchorage. By
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by porkloin 2y ago
I grew up here, so it's "home" so to speak. Well, technically my childhood home was a few hundred miles further south than where I am now (Fairbanks, Alaska). It's definitely an extreme climate to live in, but there are
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by porkloin 2y ago
I live just a couple hundred miles south of the arctic circle, and personally I hate the time of year where we "accelerate" into the equinoxes (equinoxii?). The rate of change is just too fast and too disruptive, and you _really_
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by porkloin 2y ago
Not sure if you're familiar with it, but Glove80 which the parent comment you were replying to is very similar to Kinesis boards (concave keywell, staggered columnar layout, etc.) but leverages a lot of the open source stuff like ZMK f
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by porkloin 2y ago
Slowly but surely, desktop Linux is developing an ecosystem of quality of life applications like this that make using common peripherals and stuff on Linux not feel so bad. Some of my other current favorites are: - CoolerControl ( https:&#x
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by porkloin 2y ago
It's never too late to get started! Also, if you're keen to try M8 before investing, you can make a "headless" M8 from a $30 teensy board, but you have to use it via a web emulator. If that sounds intimidating in any way
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by porkloin 2y ago
Lemmy is probably the closest thing you'll find in activitypub/fediverse https://join-lemmy.org/instances https://lemmy.world/ the second link goes directly to the largest instance. It has all the
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by porkloin 2y ago
I've used gpt4 pretty extensively while learning Japanese to have a written conversation partner, ask clarification around grammar, or to translate native content for me and explain it. I've validated a lot of the answers it comes
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by porkloin 2y ago
Trichinosis is incredibly common in Alaska's bear population. As with any kind of game meat, thoroughly cooking to recommended temps is highly encouraged. Plenty of people get away with eating undercooked meat for years, but you don&#x
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by porkloin 3y ago
I've done more 30min-2hr sub-zero F bike rides here in interior Alaska than I can count, as well as many 5+hr rides for things like races and backcountry trips. Some of the coldest days are at -30F or -40F. I use a simple wool balaclav
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by porkloin 3y ago
There's a credit and statement in the footer of the page: > Muhammad Ali™; Rights of Publicity and Persona Rights: Muhammad Ali Enterprises LLC > Photos by Neil Leifer © ABG-SI LLC
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by porkloin 3y ago
Yeah, very weird. They have a sample prep tool that converts existing samples to the correct format, and obviously the internal sampling records to that rate.
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by porkloin 3y ago
Sorry in advance for the long comment but I've spent a lot of time thinking about this because I want to be able to continue doing this line of work until I retire without completely wrecking my body. A little background: I've bee
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by porkloin 3y ago
Great work! I've made a few jank theory practice apps for guitar and pedal-steel guitar, and know exactly what you mean when there's that impulse to start to automate things that are really just too subjective. > Needless to sa
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by porkloin 3y ago
They don't support wireless charging from phone to airpods. That would be great, and is available on some android devices. This was referring to being able to charge your airpods or watch by plugging them into your phone with a cable.
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by porkloin 5y ago
I really hope that activitypub and the federated web end up becoming the technologies that "win" out of all the nonsense that is "Web3", but the wildly successful monetization of traditional web platforms and the "d
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by porkloin 5y ago
Damn! This is seriously great work. I've built a couple shitty react apps for my own use to visualize the fretboard (namely https://github.com/porkloin/progression-roulette-mk2 and https://porkloin.gith
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by porkloin 5y ago
For this exact reason I think we're going to see a lot more development of DE-specific tiling window management solutions, like Pop Shell, PaperWM, Material Shell, etc., are doing for Gnome. They all just leverage the Gnome Shell exten
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by porkloin 5y ago
Don't you know? That's krapp the genius!
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by porkloin 5y ago
I was actually really excited to see this project pop up, because I am on a tenkeyless keyboard and so I can't use the built-in mouse keys functionality. It's funny that so many of the accessibility features in Windows are really
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by porkloin 5y ago
That's certainly true, but I do feel like there's a sweet spot in the 2005-2010 area where most "critical" safety features (improved airbags, traction control, ABS brakes) are almost certainly present, but none of the mo
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by porkloin 5y ago
I live in a very rural area of the US, so I probably have an over-representative sample, but mostly folks I know who own one (myself included) view it at as an essential piece of backcountry safety equipment. If you spend 1 or 2 weekends pe
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by porkloin 5y ago
There's a difference between "hustle" and "hustle culture". Most reasonable people don't hate people who work hard. That's their prerogative. "Hustle culture", or the expectation that anything le
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by porkloin 5y ago
> If I want to transport music notation between software programs, I have MIDI for that, which does a good job of capturing all elements of a performance (keys, timing, velocity, pedals, aftertouch, etc.) These types of notation formats
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by porkloin 5y ago
It's a combination of nostalgia for a (largely imagined) bygone era of handheld devices, plus the fact that two relatively famous boutique hardware manufacturers/developers are involved (Panic! and Teenage Engineering). People wil
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by porkloin 5y ago
Very fair point - they do have jobs. I certainly don't mean to diminish the legitimate work of people doing social media, etc. It is work. I guess my point more broadly was that there are certain types of celebrity (sports, acting, mus

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