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Retaking the Web Browser, One Small Step at a Time(andregarzia.com)
5 points by soapdog 2y ago|1 comments
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by soapdog 2y ago
Someone doesn't really need a reason to build something besides that they want to build it. I built many RSS readers and I was not trying to revolutionise anything, I was just having fun. This mindset of "revolution" and &quo
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by soapdog 2y ago
Really liked that post, then again Lua is one of my favourite languages. I wrote this post https://andregarzia.com/2021/01/lua-a-misunderstood-language... some time ago and it kinda touches similar points as the O
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by soapdog 2y ago
I am writing a feed reader and I saved their posts about it to use as my implementation guidelines, got them printed and stuff.
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by soapdog 2y ago
EPUB has lots of nuances beyond the XHTML files. There's the structure of the folders, lots of XML files, how to name, link, and namespace things. It is not as straightforward and zipping a bunch of XHTML files.
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by soapdog 2y ago
I have it. The bezels make it easier to hold. I like them, never understood the appeal of borderless devices to be honest
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by soapdog 2y ago
Dinosaurs have been a mozilla thing since before Firefox and Chromium existed, the whole brand was build around a dinosaur before Firefox.
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by soapdog 2y ago
Maybe masks when watching a session might be a good idea.
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by soapdog 2y ago
MNT Reform Neeeext
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by soapdog 2y ago
Rhodia makes some good ones like that and so does Field Notes.
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by soapdog 2y ago
probably most people in the world using a computer for work or school...
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by soapdog 2y ago
Twitter is not complying with Brazilian law, it is simple.
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by soapdog 2y ago
Their calculators are amazing. I got a DM16L and it is really good
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by soapdog 2y ago
Grim Fandango was released in 1998, it is literally 26 years old… also at that time Adventure Games were being eaten by RTS, JRPG, and soon after shooters. It was easy to feel low when looking at the scene.
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by soapdog 2y ago
Exactly. Mine is not static for example, but I’m a low traffic blog and it is not a problem yet.
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Feeds and Blogroll Discovery(andregarzia.com)
1 points by soapdog 2y ago|0 comments
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by soapdog 2y ago
Coverage on Windows Central says it is all local. As for the law enforcement question, it doesn't matter. If they want to get info from your computer, they will and they don't need AI to help.
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About iPads and Developers(andregarzia.com)
1 points by soapdog 2y ago|1 comments
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by soapdog 2y ago
I posted this [1] couple years ago after seeing iPad comments on HN after WWDC. It was true then, and it is still true now. [1]: https://andregarzia.com/2022/06/about-ipads-and-developers.h...
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by soapdog 2y ago
they have very different use cases...
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by soapdog 3y ago
Tired of Musk fanboi’s conflicting hate speech and disinformation with freedom. Tired of North Americans and Europeans that have zero context about nuances of Brazilian recent history and struggles, thinking their shallow opinions and misco
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by soapdog 3y ago
Eer… I write like that all the time; specially if the subject is something important to me.
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by soapdog 3y ago
we all were happily paying for upgrades.
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by soapdog 3y ago
Well, everyone of their clients was paying for a license. Affinity was not free/fremium.
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by soapdog 3y ago
Why every product I like ends up being bought... argh, we can't have nice things.
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by soapdog 3y ago
If my repos are used to train LLMs, I pity the users of said tool...
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by soapdog 3y ago
I used a Surface Pro X for a while[1] and I don't really feel that Linux is more mature than Windows in terms of day-to-day desktop usage if I'm being honest. Windows on ARM worked surprisingly well on Win10 and I guess it works e
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by soapdog 3y ago
I love articles like this.
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by soapdog 3y ago
this is yet another reason why we need go back to self-hosting and indieweb movement. To own our own platforms and content and keep them away from just being sold like that. That's a disgusting move by Automattic.
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by soapdog 3y ago
Yes, someone threw a billionaire of mass destruction into it.

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