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by small_scombrus 2y ago
> In other words: extracting the information as text and displaying it in a similar way on the e-paper would be … work. So instead let me: 1. take a screenshot of the website 2. Change the styling of the website as the screenshot
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by small_scombrus 2y ago
If you're decent with documentation, then there's a whole field out their for documenting and technical writing * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technical_writing
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by small_scombrus 2y ago
It does somewhat, but its also weird that its not a feature that companies add to things to expand their potential sales base & give people a reason to buy their stuff. Obviously it should be on all of us to try and minimise the number
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by small_scombrus 2y ago
If you host (and charge for access to) content that causes a seizure and don't have warnings & stuff then there's a good argument to be made that your negligence caused any seizures that may arise. Especially if there's a
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by small_scombrus 2y ago
Its not going to be amazingly professional and 100% best practice , but you can set up docker-composes and/or design containers to pull everything they need on first run. That plus a decent backup system would work for a small array o
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by small_scombrus 2y ago
I and many others paid for Dwarf Fortress, you can go to their website and download (admittedly a non-GUI version) for free right now . Make good things, and make them available and people will want to pay you.
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by small_scombrus 2y ago
In theory that the quote starts with "In my opinion" should protect HN in this scenario. Wikipedia almost exclusively words things as if they are know facts (because they usually are), which means they lose the safety of it being
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by small_scombrus 2y ago
Having them be the same can make tech support a nightmare trying to figure out whether someone actually successfully entered a URL or if they just googled it :( (I personally love the URL bar & search bar being the same bar)
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by small_scombrus 2y ago
That's the point they're making. It's such a seeming non-sequitur that people are suspicious and coming up with fun theories.
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by small_scombrus 2y ago
Me too, according to [1] from 2022 its likely because they've got a misconfigured DNS record? [1] - https://dashways.com/blog/cloudflare-error-1034-edge-ip-rest... EDIT: Its available on Archive.org: https:&#x2F
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by small_scombrus 2y ago
With all this future tech, maybe we'll be able to get the mold and structural issues sorted out soon...
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by small_scombrus 2y ago
> nobody buys fashionable clothes to wear at home. Sure, but people buy nice clothes to wear at home. Why else would there be a whole fashion pyjama industry?
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by small_scombrus 2y ago
> There is not end feature you can do in Rust that you cannot do in C. Sure, but you could create the whole thing in brainfuck if you really wanted to. Having something be nice to work with or extend is genuinely a feature
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by small_scombrus 2y ago
I'm over the moon about it now! Using anything Microsoft on Linux is really painful, and they appear to be in the process of deprecating the web version of Teams if you're not specifically using Edge :(