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by solardev 2y ago
Well, Next is kinda like that then. It takes care of the sub-dependencies for you and when you upgrade, you just upgrade to the next major Next version (which isn't necessarily easy, but more so than upgrading 100 individual packages).
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by solardev 2y ago
> Fortunately, at least in my part of the US, "what do you do for a living" is a question that is rarely casually asked. This is so interesting. I wonder if there really is a strong geographical component to this? That mirrors
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by solardev 2y ago
Do you have to hang around those people...? As far as I can tell, none of my friends or even acquaintances have ever judged me for "status", low or high. Or maybe they have without me knowing, but then they self-select out of my f
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by solardev 2y ago
It's not that black and white, is it? Maybe thousands of dollars is a bit much (unless you're quite wealthy), but I've certainly helped pay for plane tickets, hotels, concert tickets, etc. for my friends (usually ranging from
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by solardev 2y ago
Not an expert, but as someone with some training* & experience giving presentations (and who's very comfortable with them), here are a few simple tips. Hopefully you already know some/all of these, but if not, maybe they can b
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by solardev 2y ago
A few people have mentioned Organic Maps, but they have no social aspects, right? Like the reviews, photos, maybe even traffic? That's been a super useful part of Google Maps for me too.
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by solardev 2y ago
Yeah, it's not meant for absolute security, just additional obscurity.
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by solardev 2y ago
You can pay with crypto, if that helps. If the government really wanted to, they can just get SSL private keys from CAs and decrypt all the traffic no matter who you search with, anyway. It's probably only a matter of time...
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by solardev 2y ago
You can sign up with a burner email and pay with Bitcoin. Does that help? https://blog.kagi.com/accepting-paypal-bitcoin
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by solardev 2y ago
I dunno, I've seen more and more people referencing the crash bugs in the latest gens and how Intel lied about it through their teeth. And Intel having lost to Apple on the CPU front, never having caught up to Nvidia on the GPU front,
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by solardev 2y ago
By contrast (no pun intended), HN's grey on light grey is very hard to read for me (with poor eyesight), especially in dim light. It fails accessibility best practice standards, having a contrast ratio of only 3.54:1: https:/&#x2
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by solardev 2y ago
I get what you're saying, but I think that's just a tradeoff you'll have to make for now, at least until future WASM versions allows the DOM to be manipulated by backend languages :( Until then, it's a choice between kee
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by solardev 2y ago
iPhone SE: https://www.apple.com/iphone-se/specs/ Or used 13 Mini
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by solardev 2y ago
Sorry, I'm not quite sure what "PIL" and "D+D" mean. (Edit: oh, a python img lib and drag and drop). The whole point of doing this clientside is that you're not redrawing anything on the server or sending anyth
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by solardev 2y ago
I hope I'm understanding this right: You're trying to build a web UI that can let you overlay and position a QR code on top of another image? If so, I think rather than trying to build your own CLI to do this and refresh the image
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by solardev 2y ago
What? How is it impossible? Many people work 40 hour weeks and still have outside friends and interests, at least before they have kids. If you can afford to, why not join your rich friends once every few years to art week, and meet more pe
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by solardev 2y ago
Is there a stigma? Sure, probably deservedly so. FAANG hasn't exactly been a benevolent force for social good, and tech has greatly worsened livability for everyday people across much of the urban U.S.. That said, I've worked in s
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by solardev 2y ago
Is this a preload / prefetch thing, maybe?
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by solardev 2y ago
I wonder if this will cause devices like ATM skimmers to pop up at these secret locations, skimming the traffic via MITM attacks on the network or tampered laptops.
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by solardev 2y ago
Would https://wordpress.org/plugins/search-with-typesense/ work?
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by solardev 2y ago
Step 1: Buy printer 2: Print menus Step 1 is optional.
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by solardev 2y ago
I do so love my perfectly adequate* Jura automatic espresso machine: https://us.jura.com/en/homeproducts/machines Push a button, a shot comes out, I add some ice and oatmilk for a nice iced latte every morning. So
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by solardev 2y ago
Is it really expensive...? I currently pay for the $3/mo 200 GB plan and share it with my partner. 18 years of photos takes up about 100 GB and the rest of it is shared across Drive, Gmail, device backups, etc. It's only $10/
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by solardev 2y ago
Seems like a solution in need of a problem. In the rare instances I notice dust on my screen, a coffee shop napkin or $1 microfiber cloth does the job quite well and fixes it for several months...
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by solardev 2y ago
On one hand it makes no sense because "it's just a number, like 12345, how can you copyright that". But because of digital encodings, any content can be represented as a string of numbers. If we really go down that reductioni
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by solardev 2y ago
> While probably also not legal, what might be easier is to rip the bluray locally instead of downloading it. It's not legal. DMCA restrictions override fair use. The moment you disable the copy protection on a disc (in order to rip
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by solardev 2y ago
Sure, it can be, if you have a fast enough connection and a slow enough drive and/or computer or GPU that can't transcode it fast enough. If you just remove the copy protection and copy over the original compression, that should b
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by solardev 2y ago
Because that's not how copyright law works in the US and some other jurisdictions. It's not based on common sense but what the rightsholders were able to enshrine into law in societies that favor corporate rights over personal rig
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by solardev 2y ago
It's even crazier than that: Some numbers are illegal to redistribute, because they represent a way to break some copyright, e.g. https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~dst/DeCSS/Gallery/Stego/birkmier-pri... (fro
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by solardev 2y ago
It just doesn't have much weight when the overwhelming bulk of their revenue comes from subscription services. It's cool that they're experimenting with this, I guess, but it doesn't exactly instill faith that the pricin

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