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Five Reasons the Sanctions Are Working(fullstackeconomics.com)
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by spansoa 5y ago
> Do you really have any search and seizure protections on a VPS? I'm aware of this, which is why I do full disk encryption of any VPS instance I operate. See the Third Party Doctrine[0] which applies to the US only AFAIK. [0] http
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by spansoa 5y ago
I haven't tried it, but Piwigo[0] looks promising for photo albums & management. That or Ente[1] although Ente doesn't have a self-hosting option like Piwigo. If you really want true self hosting you would run it off your ow
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Quora but Good, Relationship Building, Working on Bad Ideas(founderflywheel.com)
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Topical Authority: Myth or Reality?(kevin-indig.com)
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by spansoa 5y ago
It's times like this that force us to remind ourselves how reliant we are on critical services like these. On one hand, we can celebrate (Internet snow-day!) but on the other we are forced to shop around for alternatives too. I often w
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by spansoa 5y ago
Came here to say this too. Principle of least privilege doesn't exist here, even with the browser prompting for access to files, people are going to make mistakes and upload their entire C: directory by accident. Reminds me of Kazaa wh
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by spansoa 5y ago
Writing good quality content is good enough SEO on its own. People don't really write to please Google anymore, and prefer to get their traffic from social media platforms & newsletters instead. The problem with SEO is it forces yo
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by spansoa 5y ago
I tried Atom, but preferred Brackets instead. I sometimes use VSCodium too. Previously I used Notepad++ and for quick and dirty hacks, Notepad2
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by spansoa 5y ago
I think this is a case of 'don't build your castles on other people's land'
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How one company is working to guarantee the salary of college graduates(extrapointsmb.com)
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What It’s Really Like to Write a Book(aliabdaal.com)
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How stable is SEO as a growth channel?(kevin-indig.com)
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How Zillow's homebuying scheme lost $881M(fullstackeconomics.com)
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by spansoa 5y ago
Dates add clutter to the UI. Yes, I know, they're handy for knowing the context of a page, but (usually) blogposts and such have the date for the article, unless it's one of those blogposts which is a living document that changes
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by spansoa 5y ago
Download every repo on Sourceforge and Github and create a hyper-intelligent AI that is hell-bent on traversing the Universe, even at the expense of human lives, so that the light of consciousness never gets put out.
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Micromobility Will Change Our Cities(exponentialview.co)
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I will never ask you to do anything I wouldn’t do myself(vanschneider.com)
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by spansoa 5y ago
The bulk of my browsing is done with JS turned off, and I'm astonished how many sites rely on a JS-powered hamburger menu, so I have to enable JS on specific sites just to use their menu! There are pure CSS ways to do hamburger menus,
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by spansoa 5y ago
The Wiper attacks mostly hit Windows boxes. Not sure about the likes of Linux servers, although Linux is not immune. But to answer your question: SSDs can survive a wiper/ransomware attack as they can endure a full wipe and then a re-i
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by spansoa 5y ago
Like humanity, AI can't be black and white. It has to have subtleties, idiosyncrasies, situational awareness, context, subtle cues, body language, etc Baking in these is a hard problem, of course, but worth the challenge if it means we
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by spansoa 5y ago
I recall 'window shopping' on Amazon for certain products where I would take notes of the price, and when I went to buy them a week later they were all hiked. It's as if Amazon knew someone would buy them eventually, so they
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by spansoa 5y ago
Time is an illusion, and mostly group-think. On a more philosophical bent, we are living in infinity, only we don't know it because our minds can't comprehend infinity, and many would go mad to think there are parallel universes w
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Why SEO is so popular(kevin-indig.com)
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How I Plan My Day(aliabdaal.com)
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by spansoa 5y ago
Check: https://geekflare.com/run-linux-from-a-web-browser/
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by spansoa 5y ago
I use it. Sometimes I build sites with it, but have to be careful not to use some bleeding edge feature that doesn't work in mainline FF (or Chrome).
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Why easy money is (probably) good for ordinary workers(fullstackeconomics.com)
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by spansoa 5y ago
Maybe look into Zoho: https://www.zoho.com/
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On the Brittleness of Dashboards(honeycomb.io)
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