treesknees

7 ms·

61.
by treesknees 9mo ago
I suppose I meant more of a best practice - if every news site could be found at the subdomain of lite.XYZ.com, or perhaps some way for the browser to request specifically no images or styles, it’d be easier for the end user to find. RSS is
62.
by treesknees 9mo ago
I recently stumbled across my lastfm login from late middle and early high school days. Talk about a blast from the past. This is a good idea, to keep the history going.
63.
by treesknees 9mo ago
Several news sites offer text only versions. https://lite.cnn.com/ https://text.npr.org/ https://wttr.in/ More listed at https://greycoder.com/a-list-of-text-only-new-sites
64.
by treesknees 9mo ago
You can use Hugo to generate/update an rss feed of your blog. There are tools to post rss feed updates as posts on mastodon. As far as comments, I’ve seen it done, but as far as I know it’s a bunch of custom code. One example I found:
65.
by treesknees 9mo ago
You likely didn’t read the sources. If you are already convinced of your (incorrect) position and assumptions despite ample evidence, why ask for sources? From the second link: >In this policy statement, 12 evidence-based key messages th
66.
by treesknees 9mo ago
The phone activation process has moved to a website instead of a phone number. It doesn’t mean the OS to be activated needs an internet connection. You can still activate offline systems.
67.
by treesknees 9mo ago
My solution was to stop using Instagram and use YouTube (shorts) instead. A lot of the short-form video content from Instagram can be found there, and sharing actually works.
68.
by treesknees 9mo ago
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11350241/ https://academic.oup.com/eurheartj/advance-article/doi/10.10... https://www.cdc.gov/tobacco/nicotine-pouches&
69.
by treesknees 9mo ago
I’m surprised the article claims there was nothing suspicious about the pilot. I recall that Captain Zaharie Shah had deleted data from his home pc flight simulator that showed a path flying through that same South Indian Ocean.
70.
by treesknees 9mo ago
Disney+ has quite a bit of this actually. I agree though that overall most streaming services don’t offer this.
71.
by treesknees 10mo ago
That really depends. A company can still own the copyright to the code that they’ve written, even if it’s licensed with GPL. It’s an asset that is transferred if the company is sold, etc, so yes, it’s actually company property. The GPL gran
72.
by treesknees 10mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46145960
73.
by treesknees 10mo ago
This is no longer an option, Apple has removed it from the beta program.
74.
by treesknees 10mo ago
It’s honestly had me questioning whether I want to stick to the Apple ecosystem. I’ve been avoiding iOS 26, mostly because I don’t have the time to deal with a major OS update during the holidays. Apple has decided I should be vulnerable to
75.
by treesknees 10mo ago
I can’t speak directly about how they do it for The NY Times, but at least in the past there were a few methods. On some websites the paywall is only client-side. By capturing the contents of the page and removing the client-side banner, yo
76.
by treesknees 10mo ago
Do you mean if it’s idle, or if it’s maxed out? I’ve had a few relatively idle free-tier VMs with Oracle and I’ve not received any threats of shutoff over the last 3 years I’ve had them online.
77.
by treesknees 10mo ago
This is very obviously all generated using AI, borderline slop. The docs directory is entirely missing. I don’t see how or where the software actually performs any measurements. The readme claims there’s a benchmarking folder but I don’t se
78.
by treesknees 10mo ago
At the risk of being downvoted… for the uninitiated among us, what’s interesting about these or the person? I understand he was a chef and had several TV shows. Is it just celebrity fascination?
79.
by treesknees 10mo ago
Perhaps that's not a loss, because why would you want to depend on apps that you essentially need an Apple account to use? I've had great luck with finding apps with Homebrew.
80.
by treesknees 10mo ago
https://archive.is/SgzMK
81.
by treesknees 10mo ago
https://fedorarepository.org/232540-2/ > Upgrades for over 40 dependency libraries, including upgrading Java 11 to Java 21.
82.
by treesknees 10mo ago
Are you reading a different link? This statement is on a React blog post, not a Twitter thread.
83.
by treesknees 10mo ago
What’s concerning about it? The first thing I thought when I read the headline was “wow, another react CVE?” It’s not a justification, it’s an explanation to the most obvious immediate question.
84.
by treesknees 10mo ago
It’s not at all a loose interpretation. Availability: Ensures that information and systems are accessible and operational when needed by authorized users
85.
by treesknees 10mo ago
There is a modern compiler/ide that’s improving (but also preserving compatibility with) VB6 https://twinbasic.com/ I was able to load up a VB6 project I worked on in high school and it compiled and ran with no changes
86.
by treesknees 10mo ago
Aren’t most TLS implementations still using things like OpenSSL in userspace? How would the kernel get access to the request?
87.
by treesknees 10mo ago
Security takes many forms, including Availability. Having branch offices with 100 Mbps (or less!) Internet connections is still common. I’ve worked tickets where the root cause of network problems such as dropped calls ended up being due to
88.
by treesknees 10mo ago
Would it be hard? I thought the point of tailscale was not having to manage or concern yourself with key distribution.
89.
by treesknees 10mo ago
The company I work for is migrating a few hundred VMWare hosts to Proxmox due to licensing and cost considerations. In our case, since most of the hosts are not clustered, the migration process is quite straightforward. The built-in migrati
90.
by treesknees 10mo ago
I had one for keeping an eye on my dog when I first started leaving him out of his crate while I went to work. It did not record to the cloud, and I would physically unplug it when I came home.

More ›