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HTML Optional Tags
(html.spec.whatwg.org)
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softskunk
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> 99% White Something stwikes me as not sitting White with this hewe comment.
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3y ago
software engineer technically i guess, but that’s not my current job. i just like standardisation. i’m trying to convince IT at my workplace to let me rewire and label all the switches/patch panels because it pains me how unorganised t
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now i have the urge to go to antarctica just to standardise their damn warning signs.
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4y ago
as cool as this is, i feel that anything with the complexity of more than one or two arguments should really be written in a different language, like Python (or AppleScript for macOS users). bash just isn’t the right tool for the job then.
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softskunk
4y ago
oof, i can’t load the page because it’s blocked by my Pi-Hole.
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Lost Gamer
(lostgamer.io)
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4y ago
networks of pubnixes, servers on which you can have shell access and host webpages at URLs like example.com/~alice https://tildeverse.org/
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softskunk
4y ago
i still have mine, and he’s going to be with me until i die. either he gets passed on to a different family member or i want to be buried with him.
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4y ago
it doesn’t ban consumption of anything, it only bans smoking weed outside in a part of the city. you can smoke on private property, such as hostels and coffee shops. it comes with a host of changes to improve life for residents who don’t pa
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Amsterdam to outlaw cannabis-smoking in red-light district streets
(theguardian.com)
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softskunk
4y ago
agreed. linux desktop is absolutely fine for me.
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4y ago
i’d just like to say thank you for linking to that white paper. really a fascinating read, and nicely written. i’m a long-time 1password user and absolutely love it. sure, it involves placing some degree of trust with AgileBits, but for the