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How to Safely Publish Sanitized Reports Converted from Word to PDF(sgp.fas.org)
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Why you should enable FileVault(eclecticlight.co)
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Windows Sandbox(learn.microsoft.com)
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by spansoa 4y ago
+1 one for the POSSE technique. Assume all walled-gardened platforms will be shut down eventually and only passion projects like personal homepages remain intact. Although even that's not a given. People just get tired and let the doma
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by spansoa 4y ago
> we took on the task of continuing to package key components such as Abrowser Abrowser seems to only get updated with each major release of Trisquel, which means people are stuck on an old and potentially vulnerable Firefox (which Abrow
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by spansoa 4y ago
> are there clear opportunities for startups or smaller companies There's opportunities for big and small. AI democratizes itself to everyone, it's very egalitarian and equal opportunity.
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by spansoa 4y ago
> But your taste, the thing that got you into the game, is still killer. And your taste is why your work disappoints you If taste is subjective, then why bother forcing your taste on others, trying to convince others to like a certain wo
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Orson Welles Explains 'The Other Side of the Wind'(wellesnet.com)
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by spansoa 4y ago
As long as AI is sand-boxed in a computer and doesn't have physical limbs, hands, legs, etc then it's safe for now. I think the real trouble starts when these things get mobile and can manipulate matter that isn't just electr
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by spansoa 4y ago
Fundamental Algorithms by Donald E. Knuth https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/42925271-fundamental-alg...
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The case of the wolf and the sheep in Hong Kong(johnmenadue.com)
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The Ladder of Abstraction(gleech.org)
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by spansoa 4y ago
'In the beginner's mind, there are many possibilities, in the expert's mind there are few' It took me years to break out of rigid thought processes and patterns and get out of my comfort zone. If I feel like I'm lea
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Salt Design System(saltdesignsystem.com)
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Encryption in PHP(blogdesire.com)
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by spansoa 4y ago
> You might want to have a look at cloudflared I think people self-host with their ISP to get away from centralized choke-points such as Cloudflare. Unless you're fine with having Cloudflare have yet-another-datapoint.
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by spansoa 4y ago
Also worth investing in a surge protector device if you're worried about your electronics getting fried due to electricity surges.
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by spansoa 4y ago
> AWS free tier Maybe I'm wrong, but I thought AWS' free tier only lasts a year. Then you have to tear everything down and spawn a new account and re-upload and re-configure everything, which is burdensome?
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by spansoa 4y ago
I much prefer to own a physical copy of media instead of relying on streaming services. I have a large DVD collection and I'm proud of it. Streaming doesn't sit well with me and you have to re-download the media each time you watc
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by spansoa 4y ago
Peru. Japan. Berlin.
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by spansoa 4y ago
Never liked it. Takes an age to load up, but I guess once it's launched you can keep it open, so there is that. Then there's the MS telemetry to worry about, although VSCodium[0] addresses that. [0] https://github.com&#
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Deleting DMs from Twitter Using the GDPR(michae.lv)
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Consent Settings in Google Tag Manager(simoahava.com)
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by spansoa 4y ago
Come as you are. Society and specifically the schooling system never encourages entrepreneurship, but deep down I always knew I was an entrepreneur. It takes balls to actualize entrepreneurship and put it in play. There will be failures, su
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by spansoa 4y ago
> technical interviews that allow me to better understand the Twitter tech stack And the stack is basically a very fancy CRUD app. That's all Twitter is. The only reason it's still operating is because of the premise: Create, R
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Adding a hinge to a Game Boy that God never intended(posts.decontextualize.com)
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Mithril.js – Framework for Building Single Page Applications(mithril.js.org)
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by spansoa 4y ago
If they're smart, they would covert some to fiat, and use the rest for sting operations. Like, buying drugs from a darknet marketplace and tracking down the seller via the postal system.
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by spansoa 4y ago
For those that don't get the subtle reference to Nike's slogan: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just_Do_It
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by spansoa 4y ago
> I'm almost at the point of getting off HN for several weeks until the hive mind finds something else Something else will fill the void. There is always hot drama to discuss in the tech world. I do a mental filter without using a p

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