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Well only once you get to very very close to it.
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Masnick is a long-time and respected tech blogger with a good legal knowledge as far as I can tell. He's article are usually pretty fact-based and well-informed. And as others have said, he's usually pretty critical about Musk. So
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They're realling upping their expensive domain name game with hey.com and once.com.
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Relevant South Park: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APo2p4-WXsc
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3y ago
Sure, but in a more formal setting you wouldn't address somebody with "Hallo Martina". So my question is how would you avoid the Herr or Frau in a formal setting?
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Which country is that? And how would you address a person called Martina Müller in a written document? "Sehr geehrte Müller?" Or is it not a German-speaking country you're referring to?
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I've worked a fair amount with a client that was using a no-code platform (Bubble) and I agree. These platforms make it easy to get started, but quickly their users get stuck at problems that would take me 2 lines of code to solve, but
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Thanks a lot!
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Primate City
(en.wikipedia.org)
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> but starvation and the constant threat of being killed or dying slowly of a toothache is surely not a 'happy' life. But how do you know if a duck is thinking about this? This reasoning only makes sense from a perspective of
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Do you have have any good book recommendations?
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I think that homo sapiens was happiest in the hunter gatherer era, right before we've started to think more and more in abstract and conscious ways. Sure, it's cool we can fly humans to the Moon and robots to Mars, but everybody i
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It's completely optional. And it's very convenient to record a screencast and have it uploaded to the cloud with one click which also copies the share URL to your clipboard at the same time. I don't use Dropbox or a similar s
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CleanShot X for Mac is a great example of this. It's basically a screenshotting and screen recording tool that you install. But you can also tell it to upload your images and videos to their cloud and get a link to share them with your
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I hate that this shitty company (Substack) has become synonymous to newsletter or blog. The submission literally links to his newsletter on Buttondown.
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3y ago
Try out Kagi Search. You can manually increase website's weight and completely block others. E.g. I have increased Stack Overflow's weight and blocked those stupid content farms. Works great.
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Missing economies of scale, for starters.
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3y ago
Scalingo is a good drop-in replacement for Heroku. They even use Heorku build packs. They've got good support and are an EU company with hosting in EU (if that's important to you).
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3y ago
But there are rechargeable vapes available on the market right?
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Show HN: Reusable packaging for online shops [German]
(getravioli.de)
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Thanks a lot!
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Bluesky is going down the VC path, and we all know how this ends ups for social media companies. Sure, they'll try to monetize without ads. But it's unclear to me what kind of revenue stream would generate enough cash. Sure as hel
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https://canolcer.com/ RSS feed: https://canolcer.com/index.xml I usually write a post once a month about more high level topics of technological trends on their influence on society. Mostly opinion pieces.
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canolcer@hey.com - if you've still got one? Thanks a lot either way :-)
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Stop drinking the VC kool-aid. It's possible to build almost any software business without huge upfront investments.
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I see where you're coming from. Over the past two decades, I tried different sports like going to the gym, jogging, swimming, body pump, etc. but never stuck because it was just a not fun. In the past 5 years, I've discovered at-h
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I'm not sure that this is the reason, could be totally unrelated. Just a theory. Also, check the web socket traffic to see more info.
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As far as I understand, this is related to a very inefficient implementation with Web Sockets (probably why you don't see an additional request). They're trying to get rid of that as soon as possible is my understanding, so things
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I've signed up with geddit.social. It's run by stux, who also runs mstdn.social for Mastodon and I think he does a great job there.
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I've been using DNSimple for a decade or so and no complaints.
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