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Saw some Youtube vid years ago about what happened if you accidentally dropped the content of your teaspoon on the carpet of your living room. Earth would be relatively fine for a long time afterwards was the gist, if I remember correctly.
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Though explicitly stating "Nothing on this site is legal advice. Use it at your own risk" , the information on this site is compiled by a lawyer. Neil Brown [0] specialises in English Internet, telecoms, and as tech lawyer at dec
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Information about the UK's Online Safety Act 2023(onlinesafetyact.co.uk)
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As Youtube becomes useless by AI slop and oceans of misinformation, small federated Peertube instances that are part of the fediverse and individually moderated, become an attractive alternative. At minimum they provide a good means to POSS
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PeerTube: An alternative to Big Tech's video platforms(joinpeertube.org)
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Not noticing the spelling issue at first, I read your comment as "You also buried the lede. Otherwise I think you are spot on".
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These people on their daily commute reminded me of the work of Ritzo Ten Cate, called "Caught in the App" [0]. The photos of 'phone zombies' walking the street are indicative how much and how quickly society has changed
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Problem 3 has another effect. There's a whole industry of conspiracy theorists who will point to that paper to give credence to their own BS, while they create Youtube videos and wild pop-sci articles to influence the general public on
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This made me do a search on the missing Iraqi billions, as I remember there were details at the time how it was packaged in pallets and flown into the country. Couldn't find that, but according to The Guardian [0]: > Over the first
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Cookie dialogs easily avoided wherever companies care about their customers/users.
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Yes, as I remember it it was a 'back to simplicity' of the early web idea. Rediscover the power of hypermedia. I don't know HTMX well, but am following Datastar [0] which was inspired by it, and their selling points are Simpl
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This is a bit tangential, but is there a good way to archive Discourse forums and turn them into regular websites? Anyone have experience to share?
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I searched for it in the text, but it is the missing one to add (and might cross-ref to "TODO: Don't be evil").
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Contributing 128,000 lines of code(twitter.com)
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> I'd much prefer we spend all this time and organizational effort actually tackling racial inequality, dismantling racial infrastructure, implementing reparations, etc. As most people do. Guess all of that will happen simultaneousl
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Just half-serious here when musing: not in any practical sense, but philosophically perhaps. The bartender is in the Hospitality business, and assuming that the essence of that business is genuine hospitality, there is no dark pattern i
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Indeed there's racism in many forms, shapes, and sizes. At what point should it be addressed, and where? I am certainly no expert here. What I observe in society when it comes to cultural change in general is that often a change is set
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> Usually the words "blacklist" and "whitelist" are not hyphenated from what I could see, though Yes, I use blocklist / allowlist myself, without the dashes. > Sometimes the list is used to block and allow som
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Thanks, I updated the text putting the US bit in parentheses. For black-list/white-list replacing with block-list/allow-list (also more descriptive) is a a clearer example of the rationale to change the terminology. In general it
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Makepad [0] is indeed quite impressive. You can directly try Makepad Studio in your browser [1]. Don't know if that's the latest or the demo version. Their demo vids are a good watch. [0] https://makepad.nl [1] https:
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Same impression. I was reading several pages with "Interesting.. interesting.. interesting.. but where is the code?". First code I managed to find was a Github repo with examples [0], and just now trying to follow the click path t
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Share to any Point
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TIL about Endless OS: Recommended for Learners, Parents, and Schools https://www.endlessos.org/ > Many of our technologies are distributed together within Endless OS. This is not your typical Linux distribution. We don’t
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Processed foods is another example. Reconstructing well-known food products with cheapest materials. If it still tastes and looks somewhat familiar, its a go.
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I recently found Datastar [0], another hypermedia project. It was originally inspired by htmx, but they are fully on their own (hypermedia) course. According to the devs, who had a bunch of discussions with maintainers of htmx, the htmx pro
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For some particular areas of development there is strong incentive to be on matrix. For instance most ActivityPub / Fediverse related projects favor matrix. One example of a space that has a big collection of rooms here is "Activi
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Ow, cynical. Luckily your comment is just another scam ;p
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The use case section also mentions Event-driven applications which is quite broad. Like other comment on the thread I'd be curious to hear about anyone having experience with RisingWave in this use case area.
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I deleted my Strava account – What Now?(saukki.com)
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There was a documentary on Dutch TV a couple of years ago, about 'DYI tax haven management' for common people. Can't remember which public channel it was on, and what the name was. Might have been part of "Tegenlicht&quo

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