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I find most of these sites follow the brutalist web design trend[0]. Nothing wrong with that. In the end, if the site is user-friendly and does what its supposed to, and is otherwise easy to navigate and is readable, then why not? So much o
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Follow your bliss. It may not be immediately apparent what this is, but if you look within your heart, it's a subtle message telling you what you need to work at.
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You can block OpenAI, but you should really be blocking all bots and bad actors who may be scraping your site, scanning for vulns, or the new kid in town: using your site as training data. Robots.txt is not enough, and whilst the major play
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Dataveillance imaginaries and their role in chilling effects online
(sciencedirect.com)
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Hush – Noiseless Browsing for Safari
(oblador.github.io)
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Inside Apple Park: the design team shaping future tech
(wallpaper.com)
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Astronomy Photographer of the Year Exhibition
(rmg.co.uk)
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1.) Redundancy. Can't get at my KeepassXC?, then I try Bitwarden. Can't get at my Bitwarden? Then I try KeepassXC. Can't get access to both? Then I'm screwed (but this is unlikely!). 2.) Browser extension. I like to be a
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> What exactly is Bitwarden getting you 1.) Redundancy. Can't get at my KeepassXC?, then I try Bitwarden. Can't get at my Bitwarden? Then I try KeepassXC. Can't get access to both? Then I'm screwed (but this is unlike
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I 'mirror' my Bitwarden login entries in a KeepassXC database, so I have an offline carbon copy incase Bitwarden's servers are wiped or not accessible, or for whatever reason, I can't access my Bitwarden vault. I would s
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How do I get USB3 'superspeed' data transfer though? I regularly shuttle multi-gigabyte files onto my iPhone's flash storage and that takes too much time. One of those sit-back-and-make-some-coffee moments in life that doesn&
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> The facilitator can deny access to those who have active psychosis, thoughts of harming anyone, or who have taken lithium, which is used to treat mania, in the past month. Well thank god for that. Whilst they can treat depression, they
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Replika: My AI Friend
(foundation.mozilla.org)
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The Subtle Shift in Perspective That Changed How I Lead
(cruciallearning.com)
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The whole of Wikipedia is backed up with 'references'. Typically news articles, scientific papers, and...blogposts. Blogposts which typically no longer exist or the domain expired, and thus the claims made in the Wikipedia entry a
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A list of IP ranges for Amazon AWS
(ip-ranges.amazonaws.com)
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https://apnews.com/article/microsoft-outage-ddos-attack-hack...
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Roll your own, like early and industrious folks in the 2000s did with PhpBB or Invision, or vBulletin if you had the money to fork out for VB.
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ELI5 to me: what is 'port forwarding' with regards to VPNs (from someone who uses a VPN and might be missing out on the party?) No technical answer please, just spell it out like I'm five.
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User and workload identities in Kubernetes (2022)
(learnk8s.io)
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More productive Comfortable Not drinking too much Regular exercise at the gym (3 days a week) Getting on better with your associate employee contemporaries At ease Eating well (no more microwave dinners and sa
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Pinephone for my main number: https://www.pine64.org/pinephone/
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Only because they're the default search engine in FF. They don't have a hand in other parts of FF's codebase.
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Big Tech Detective: What would the web look like without big tech companies?
(bigtechdetective.net)
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I practice Shoshin[0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoshin > Shoshin (Japanese: 初心) is a concept from Zen Buddhism meaning beginner's mind. It refers to having an attitude of openness, eagerness, and lack
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When reading other's comments, it's about quality, not quantity. There are some comments which are verbose when they don't need to be, and could be more eloquently written, but I'm not some high school English teacher. P
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Malware detection and remediation by XProtect Remediator
(eclecticlight.co)
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Notesnook – Open-source and zero knowledge private note taking app
(notesnook.com)
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I still have a copy of this addon, before it got acquired by Avast. I turned off automatic updates for extensions in Firefox, since I don't want weird / malicious code being pushed into my browser. I do this since I audit some ext
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The world's BEST password advice
(michaelhorowitz.com)
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