teddyh

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by teddyh 3mo ago
The future is now: < https://sf.gazetteer.co/why-do-these-castro-gay-bars-have-ts... >
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by teddyh 3mo ago
You say that like it’s a bad thing.
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by teddyh 3mo ago
This one: < https://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2004/03/24/the-adventures... >
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by teddyh 3mo ago
This might interest you: The Builder by Philip K. Dick (1953): < https://archive.org/details/Amazing_Stories_v27n08_1953-12-1... >
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by teddyh 3mo ago
It was hard for a while just before Firefox had their big optimization push. But ever since, it’s still workable.
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by teddyh 4mo ago
Wait, I thought the official web page for Knoppix was < https://knoppix.net/ >? What is this knopper.net?
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by teddyh 4mo ago
I got it for free.
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by teddyh 4mo ago
Intel Atom, 1.66GHz. 2Gib RAM. I mostly run a web browser, some terminal emulators and a mail reader. Oh, and Emacs.
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by teddyh 4mo ago
There is. But Mullvad has not donated to a political party, now, has it?
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by teddyh 4mo ago
You’re absurd. There have been many moral outrages about companies simply having some undesirables as customers/users, like Twitter and Cloudflare, where the companies are shunned and accused of “supporting” said customers/user
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by teddyh 4mo ago
A “group of enthusiasts” is neither an animal, character, or an object. Nor is it “cute”.
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by teddyh 4mo ago
Since 2013, I have used a laptop made in 2009 as my normal, everyday laptop. I am currently in the process of replacing it, but only because other people have complained about the fan noise.
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by teddyh 4mo ago
No, it seems out of place. Normal usage of “smol” is < https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/smol >. This does not seem to fit.
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by teddyh 4mo ago
It’s a somewhat common Swedish idiom: < https://sv.wiktionary.org/w/index.php?title=g%C3%A5_%C3%B6ve... >
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by teddyh 4mo ago
You’re not taking it far enough. What if Mullvad has someone you disagree with as a customer, and does nothing about it. Does this mean that Mullvad is supporting them? Does this mean that you have to stop supporting Mullvad? What abo
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by teddyh 4mo ago
That’s quitter talk.
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by teddyh 4mo ago
It’s amazing what you can learn by reading the manual.
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by teddyh 4mo ago
Looks like CSS.
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by teddyh 4mo ago
There’s now money in the budget for sovereignty. This means that, amazingly, wonderfully, we Internet Freedom enthusiasts are now not only allowed, but encouraged , and often even paid , to do much of the work we’ve previously had to p
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by teddyh 4mo ago
No, it’s a blog post on a web page which also has a book ad.
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Everyone Is Wrong About AI Except Me(jasonpargin.substack.com)
32 points by teddyh 4mo ago|31 comments
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by teddyh 4mo ago
For PNG, there’s ”pngcrush”: < https://pmt.sourceforge.io/pngcrush/ >
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by teddyh 4mo ago
This would be great and all, but all parties who are in a position to choose to implement this kind of system or to keep the status quo are already motivated to keep (and expand) the existing systems, for any number of reasons. Everybody (e
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by teddyh 4mo ago
Previously: Boids < https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Boids&oldid=13573... >
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by teddyh 4mo ago
20 years before that, there was “ The Digital Imprimatur ”: < https://www.fourmilab.ch/documents/digital-imprimatur/ >
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by teddyh 4mo ago
Underscores are not “reserved somehow”. Underscores are simply not allowed in “host names”; i.e. names with either AAAA or A records, or where the record data has a host name target, like CNAME, MX, SRV, SVCB, or HTTPS records (or any simi
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by teddyh 4mo ago
Because: 1. Practically, the process for creating a new DNS record type is bureaucratic and slow. 2. New record types have a limited number, but names are unlimited as long as they are unique. 3. If the data you’re storing is perfectly comp
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by teddyh 4mo ago
Having all those TXT records at the domain apex like that makes the TXT query reply huge , which affects, for instance, every mail recipient who merely wants to check the SPF record. This is a bad pattern to follow.
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by teddyh 4mo ago
Maybe they moved to Codeberg?
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by teddyh 4mo ago
> Or rather, my IDE has always been the host OS, shell prompt, filesystem state, and other terminals. As described by its creators: The Unix Programming Environment < https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=

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