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by pupppet 4y ago
People who want the extra eyeballs at any cost are the reason why we’re in this social media mess.
482.
by pupppet 4y ago
Not free speech, $8/month speech.
483.
by pupppet 4y ago
But isn't there value in a student researching and putting their thoughts to (virtual) paper? A lot of this testing is more about the journey than destination, and students are losing these valuable skills by cheating.
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by pupppet 4y ago
He’s not eccentric, he’s a troll. https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1604329282796457984?s=46...
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by pupppet 4y ago
Eh I think it’s fine. You work with it for enough years you will have accumulated enough code to quickly bang out new projects. But yeah if you don’t bring your own toolbox it isn’t great.
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by pupppet 4y ago
I built everything with Drupal once upon a time but I got so tired of having to rebuild my theme practically from scratch whenever I needed to upgrade Drupal. This is how WordPress won, the devs didn’t rewrite their APIs whenever they saw s
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by pupppet 4y ago
It's not doxing if it's public information. News at 11.
488.
by pupppet 4y ago
Sorry, wasn't clear I was referring to Facebook, not Flickr. I just meant I was pining for a photo sharing service with Facebook's network effect.
489.
by pupppet 4y ago
So free speech only counts when it doesn't affect you personally, got it. I don't think anyone would really care about this had he not made purchasing Twitter all about trying to save us from the evil Twitter censorship demons.
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by pupppet 4y ago
> shouldn’t Gates, DeVos, and others also be held to the same scrutiny? Did they try to keep it a secret?
491.
by pupppet 4y ago
It was so nice, back before you had to worry about being the product. I’d love a simple photo sharing service now that the only thing high-res on Facebook are the ads.
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by pupppet 4y ago
I'll take 90s internet over what we have now any day, which is basically a collection of tv stations.
493.
by pupppet 4y ago
It's a build tool that converts your JS authoring environment into code your browser will understand.
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by pupppet 4y ago
I’ve been with Fastmail for about 20 years, they’re the absolute best. My one gripe is the spam filtering. Plenty of block rules but it can’t be trained terribly well. That or it’s long given up on a mailbox my size.
495.
by pupppet 4y ago
So Iranian women voted in the govt who implemented the hijab law?
496.
by pupppet 4y ago
Not a fair comparison. Iranian women never agreed to the hijab law and truckers were perfectly fine with the law against blocking bridges, until they weren't.
497.
by pupppet 4y ago
Are these superyachts built with defence capabilities? If I were a billionaire I'd be building these to suit my life in some potential Waterworld future.
498.
by pupppet 4y ago
I miss getting these catalogs! Someone should send out a weekly newsletter of random interesting gadgets linked to online stores where you can buy them, with a layout that perfectly mimics these old catalogs. I'd eat that up.
499.
by pupppet 4y ago
Was looking forward to a search engine for vector images.
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by pupppet 4y ago
With a stylesheet you have the styles in one place, with Tailwind you repeat it on every element. Yes components and copy/paste are a thing but I'd be very surprised if you're having to manage less style code with Tailwind.
501.
by pupppet 4y ago
>It hides literally none of the complexity. If it didn't hide any of complexity you'd be writing CSS.
502.
by pupppet 4y ago
I'd be very surprised if there are many devs with a deep understanding of CSS using Tailwind.
503.
by pupppet 4y ago
My best argument against it is whatever the learning curve, you're better served just spending that time learning to write CSS instead.
504.
by pupppet 4y ago
I don't want your archive website near the top of my search results when the original is readily accessible.
505.
by pupppet 4y ago
Derank the newer page, you don't need to derank the entire site.
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by pupppet 4y ago
What really ticks me off are all these sites clearly scraping content from Stack Overflow that somehow end up near the top of the search results. How is there not an automated fix for this. Lemme help you out with this Googlers: If site c
507.
by pupppet 4y ago
Exactly. Where's my tiny violin.
508.
by pupppet 4y ago
Is it that bad? Is anyone doing it right?
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by pupppet 4y ago
Gutsy article by WaPo considering its owner.
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by pupppet 4y ago
Nearly half of all shootings are within 5 feet, you’re reaching.

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