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by riffic 1y ago
That's why it's always worth expanding acronyms in my opinion.
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by riffic 1y ago
DORA stands for "DevOps Research and Assessment" in case anyone was curious. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DevOps_Research_and_Assessment
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by riffic 1y ago
it's another browser engine (LibWeb), that seems notable enough on its own doesn't it?
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by riffic 1y ago
I actually recommended last year the organization should do this exact thing so I'm pleased to see it's being done: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40181830
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by riffic 1y ago
Linux containers, not Darwin containers.
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by riffic 1y ago
surgeon Francisco Torrent-Guasp determined the human heart to be continuous, helical muscular structure like a conch shell. maybe I've been the holofractal subreddit a bit too long because folks really seem to have a thing for the twis
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by riffic 1y ago
wag the dog
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by riffic 1y ago
qualia
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by riffic 1y ago
I'm just as concerned about all this as you are. I guess I just have a bit of faith left in that reason will prevail. I'm cranky but also a perennial optimist.
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by riffic 1y ago
Sorry for the dismissive tone, but this is a silly reactionary take. It's noise and the hot air is meant to serve as a distraction. Your doomerism isn't helpful.
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by riffic 1y ago
they can investigate all they want (which will be on the public record). The WP project, as hostile as it is to newbies and to those with an agenda, actually has a solid systemic policy foundation to address these concerns and the first ame
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by riffic 1y ago
47 day certs are going to be glorious. Get with the times, please.
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by riffic 1y ago
the 37 signal guy is building a linux distro so that might be another canary to consider. you know what'd be rad though? an Eames Office of computing. You'd need figures like Charles and Ray though.
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by riffic 1y ago
typo on the diagram - it's "Gulf of Mexico".
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by riffic 1y ago
orange site on a saturday night.
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by riffic 1y ago
no goatse? I'm saddened.
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by riffic 1y ago
it's kind of a shock site right now. don't do experiments in the future without considering the avenues for abuse.
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by riffic 1y ago
those ugly workarounds are actually brilliant signs of adaptability (not signs of failure). SMTP isn't inadequate, it's resilient. There's a good chance we'll still have SMTP around another 50-500 years.
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by riffic 1y ago
there shouldn't be a rush to replace the things that have stood the test of time. Lindy's law would suggest a protocol that's been around 40+ years is fundamental and won't be going anywhere anytime soon.
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by riffic 1y ago
in that case it's .not-so-well-known/
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by riffic 1y ago
Handwriting is an embodied form of thought. Its indirect utility isn't easily replaced by board-keying or tippy-tapping on a screen. there are at least one or two enlightened comments in this thread saying their memory retention improv
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by riffic 1y ago
.well-known/
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by riffic 1y ago
language can only approximate meaning. there's an element of probability whether two parties are on the same page or even in the same volume.
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by riffic 1y ago
my neighborhood weed guy would never betray my trust in this way.
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by riffic 1y ago
Court declares thoughtcrime. Orwell is not surprised.
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by riffic 1y ago
it's an ass-backwards approach to privacy isn't it?
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by riffic 1y ago
I think of Plan 9 practically every day but I'm only reminded approximately once every few years to the existence of Hurd.
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by riffic 1y ago
Cognitive Security is going to be a field worth looking into.
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by riffic 1y ago
It's like everyone got a U2 album they didn't ask for, but instead of U2 they got Nickelback.

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