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by soft_dev_person 9y ago
There already exists some nice projects for this, like https://www.netlifycms.org/
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by soft_dev_person 9y ago
It's the Wordpress model. Host wallabag.org yourself, or pay for the hosted service wallabag.it.
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by soft_dev_person 9y ago
OT, but could the [dupe] tag become a link to the duplicate topic or something? It's usually in a comment somewhere, but would be nice with the official explaination/cause somewhere consistent.
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by soft_dev_person 9y ago
To retain some faith in humanity I will read this as sarcasm.
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by soft_dev_person 9y ago
Wow, I've never realized I may have filter bubbled myself to believe that all devs hate open offices. Not sure I want to believe that either, though. Too depressing.
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
git blame should be renamed to git why
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
For an increased risk of going down when everybody else is up. Is that still success? And at what other costs? It all comes down to risk vs. cost vs. gain.
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
A fun little site. But how is Sublime in "Release"?
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
Yes, it was clear when I wrote that... Label itself will still be misinterpreted.
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
That's interesting. Not sure it will be interpreted that way by most people, considering how many are interpreting the announcement itself. Even after reading it again and the one announcing the "fact-check" tag, it was still
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
Then they are not fixing the right problem.
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
How will a system like this handle unpredictable developments reported by new or few sources? And how will a system like this handle news or reports about events that challenge our world view? Not everything takes the form of Trump saying r
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
Yeah, I pretty much decided to never travel to the US again the first time I heard you may be compelled to unlock your Facebook profile for the customs. Not because I have something particular to hide, but as a gay person in a hostile world
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
Your point may be valid, but I think the current (up until very recently, anyway) situation is just as bad.
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
Yes, it's very interesting to see them apply even more of the same logic that failed miserably last year. Also in other countries with the same tendencies, they still don't seem to get that crying about how terribly racist and fas
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
The cynical among us have been saying that nothing presented by the White house (and any other government institutions) can be trusted at face value for years. I guess now is the time where everyone becomes a cynic. But is that such a bad t
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
I read that, but it doesn't read like he is aware of the option to revert a commit directly. More that he would remove them manually and commit that. Little difference, but if "as clean as possible" was the goal, I think that
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
Why not just revert the offending commit? It would be a valid blip in history as mistake made and corrected.
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
They used the art-part of that in the movie Anti-Trust. Fun =)
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
But that doesn't actually cancel the request, and thusly the data is downloaded anyway? Or am I missing something?
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
True, but by using "external fact checkers" they are more or less reverting to the old system. Similar, anyway.
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
Note that plenty of the security holes are actually required by major carriers to be present. Just sayin'. Also, for trust to be thrown out the window, a lot of changes would probably need to happen both in baseband software and in the
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
I tend to do manual "diceware"-passphrase generation when I need to (i.e. I cannot use my password manager for any reason). So just random words and half-words are appended, like: 'misfortune behold oratory plexum' Then
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
> And _apparently_ for some people any action taken to correct yellow journalism is decried as censorship. No, but automatic removal of fake news is censorship, since all of us in here should know that determining truth by algorithms is
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
I made some silly fan designs on CafePress many years ago. Haven't really touched it since then, but it still generates $50 per year. Provisions have been going down. though. That being said, it's mostly 2 designs out of ~35 that
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
Clever. Friendly correction: peace of mind, not piece of mind =)
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
That's nifty and cute. How do you go about promoting and building traffic for this kind of site?
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
Imgur allowed but Science Daily is blocked. I'd like to know the rationale behind that one =)
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
I'm struggling with finding a problem I have myself that isn't already solved a thousand times. As a software developer it's not so easy, as software developers tend to solve their own problems very quickly =) My hobbies so f
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by soft_dev_person 10y ago
When I worked in the mobile industry (modems), blatant security holes to monitor all sorts of things was a requirement from the biggest operators (like AT&T).

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