pwdisswordfishy

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by pwdisswordfishy 9mo ago
IPv6 has seriously gone too far.
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by pwdisswordfishy 9mo ago
I am not surprised: the sort of person most likely to exercise their second-amendment rights is probably also the sort of person to support what ICE is doing.
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by pwdisswordfishy 9mo ago
It was forked and revived on El Reg? Where?
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by pwdisswordfishy 9mo ago
If it's a conspiracy, it would be one where the Minimum Viable Conspirator Count is 1 (inclusive of one's own self). In that case, by that rubric literally anything that you conspire with yourself to accomplish (buying next week&#
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by pwdisswordfishy 9mo ago
Well, if Google said it, it must be true.
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by pwdisswordfishy 9mo ago
> Unfortunately XHTML5 doesn't exist This is a mirage, apparently: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/xhtml.html
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by pwdisswordfishy 9mo ago
Well, I have seen PKGBUILDs with arbitrary logic defining the metadata: https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=webor... Which is what necessitated a separate, statically-parseable .SRCINFO.
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by pwdisswordfishy 9mo ago
This is what I complain about: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2020-26870 https://sirre.al/2025/08/06/safe-json-in-script-tags-how-not... https://bughunters.google.c
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by pwdisswordfishy 9mo ago
> It probably didn't help that XHTML did not offer any new features over tag-soup HTML syntax. Well, this is not entirely true: XML namespaces enabled attaching arbitrary data to XHTML elements in a much more elegant, orthogonal way
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by pwdisswordfishy 9mo ago
Aren’t PKGBUILDs just shell scripts?
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by pwdisswordfishy 9mo ago
> I never understood why the more strict rules of XML for HTML never took off Internet Explorer failing to support XHTML at all (which also forced everyone to serve XHTML with the HTML media type and avoid incompatible syntaxes like self
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by pwdisswordfishy 9mo ago
Overtones designed to stoke outrage aside, this is very much in line with what the original vision of the Web was about. Amazon's tech here is acting as the user agent. (It happens to be that this UA that operates on/with the da
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by pwdisswordfishy 9mo ago
Why is it a problem for web browsers?
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by pwdisswordfishy 9mo ago
URLs won't be linked here if they're not really URLs.
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by pwdisswordfishy 9mo ago
I think it's fitting that his attempt to emphasize "mark up " and "mark down " was foiled by his own blog's Markdown parser.
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by pwdisswordfishy 10mo ago
So, not so much digital sovereignty, but sovereignty full stop. > Disclaimer: this comment was written in Spanish and translated and edited with the assistance of ChatGPT, which is, admittedly, a US-based tool. DeepL is based in Europe,
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by pwdisswordfishy 10mo ago
Scant on details, sure, but hard to parse, not really. The problem is folks this thread seemingly taking a interlocutory approach that can be summarized as, "That which is not explicitly denied can be freely assumed to be true." (
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by pwdisswordfishy 10mo ago
Did this guy think corporations have feelings?
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by pwdisswordfishy 10mo ago
Not to be confused with the (much younger) David Rosen who co-created Humble Bundle and Wolfire Games.
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by pwdisswordfishy 10mo ago
Mmm... ageAlertThresholdHours = 24 + // backup interval 2 + // approx backup duration 2; // "wiggle room" No static assert needed,
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by pwdisswordfishy 10mo ago
> You can't just output a feed of posts and be done (I tried) - so even if you are a statically generated site you need a Server component ... My implementation uses Hugo to create my posts and feed data, Vercel Serverless functi
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by pwdisswordfishy 10mo ago
Here's a tip: don't bother doing this. Go PESOS instead. One way to do it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46482285
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by pwdisswordfishy 10mo ago
I'll simplify: If you want to get a red line, you need to use red ink. If you use blue ink, you'll get blue lines. And I can draw you cat. (I'm no artist, but I can give it a try.) But it it won't be a line anymore.
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by pwdisswordfishy 10mo ago
That's a proxy. It's right in the name.
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by pwdisswordfishy 10mo ago
You could use Substack/Blogspot/Mastodon themselves as your "static site generator". POSSE (the concept linked here) is overrepresented in relation to revealed preference. PESOS (publish elsewhere, syndicate on site) is
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by pwdisswordfishy 10mo ago
> What do you think the profit margin of canned goods is? Um, exactly the sort of numbers that you're providing. I'm baffled by the question or what possible relevance you thought it had here. > 10% profit might be too low.
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by pwdisswordfishy 10mo ago
> you can't just extrapolate the price today with the amount of units sold and assume this to be the revenue Who did that? This thread seems to be filled with people who don't understand what marginal cost is.
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by pwdisswordfishy 10mo ago
A message explaining what feeds and feedreaders are would suffice for that.
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by pwdisswordfishy 10mo ago
> message at the top about the feed being meant for news readers There's no real reason to take this position. A styled XML document is just another page. For example, if you're using a static site generator where the front pa
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by pwdisswordfishy 10mo ago
Please also enable CORS[1] for your RSS feed. (If your whole site is a static site, then please just enable CORS site-wide. This is how GitHub Pages works. There's pretty much no reason not to.) Not having CORS set up for your RSS f

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