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by treve 1y ago
You have control over what you use to search the web, but you don't have control over the incentives of publishers, the content of which google used to get big and monetize and is now cannibalizing.
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by treve 1y ago
Thanks I guess I was just wondering if something went over my head, but sounds like not really.
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by treve 1y ago
This is a genuine question, not trying to yuck someone's yum. I don't understand this style of writing. I can't really relate to the humor. Can someone explain the laugh people get from this?
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by treve 1y ago
Extremely entertaining read!
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by treve 1y ago
Same here! It was like finding hidden treasure. On a computer without internet and not getting new software often I just wanted to look in every nook and cranny for something interesting.
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by treve 1y ago
So your conclusion is all software that polls is badly designed? Keeping a TCP socket open is not free and not really desirable.
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by treve 1y ago
If you're in the critical path for life, all functionality should be accessible for someone accessing the internet in a library.
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by treve 1y ago
In the Netherlands we didn't get homework until 12 and lots of play time. Curious how that stacks up to other places.
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by treve 1y ago
I think in this metaphor the placenta is actually on the fetus' side and also had the baby's DNA.
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Building multi-step login forms that work well with password managers(evertpot.com)
5 points by treve 1y ago|0 comments
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by treve 2y ago
I'm curious why you opted for a custom keyboard vs the built in one. It's not as good and unlike worldle it doesn't seem to really take advantage from custom keys.
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by treve 2y ago
Apple is the wrong horse to back on for this sort of thing.
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by treve 2y ago
Extended attributes (and resource forks) are mostly a liability and anti-pattern because of their non portability. It would be a huge red flag to find something important in there other than cases of backing up entire OS images.
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by treve 2y ago
Looks like it doesn't use locking, so running two instances will corrupt your 'database': https://github.com/mnfst/manifest/blob/master/packages/core/... It feels a bit mean to w
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by treve 2y ago
I switched about 2 years ago using my Dell XPS 13. No hardware issues and everything is just a bit less buggy. I wrote about it back then: https://evertpot.com/switching-to-fedora/
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by treve 2y ago
Feature are kind of a negative for security. Imagine if yaml was used!
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by treve 2y ago
Yes I was!
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by treve 2y ago
When watching the video and hear people speak, it mostly reminds me of Dale from King of the Hill. Makes me wonder if the person who inspired Dale was from there.
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by treve 2y ago
I tried this for games and shorts, but something about their HTML changes enough that they keep reappearing. I absolutely despise shorts
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by treve 2y ago
It's intended behavior. They are mathematical symbols and have a different semantic meaning.
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by treve 2y ago
The error message is somewhat self explanatory. Tailscale installs new root certs. Freebsd does not endorse them. You're giving complete trust to tailscale. In case that wasn't helpful, maybe you have a more specific question
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by treve 2y ago
Just think of the shareholder value they could have created instead of having fun.
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by treve 2y ago
You got me! Not a daily user since it was OS X. Started on Tiger, but still often use it
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by treve 2y ago
I use Linux, Apple OS and Windows.
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by treve 2y ago
Apple had to switch CPU architectures and build their just to make their OS feel as snappy as KDE and Gnome does on mid-tier hardware. I wonder how long it will take until enough technical debt accumulates to a point where Mac OS feels like
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by treve 2y ago
Of course it's not just you. That seems somewhat obvious. Also plenty of people that do like tinkering on their homelab or self host. It's definitely the more interesting choice!
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CSS Puzzle Box 2.0(suricrasia.online)
3 points by treve 2y ago|0 comments
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by treve 2y ago
Good improvement, much easier on the eyes!
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by treve 2y ago
First 80% of the article was great, but it ends a bit handwavey when it gets to its conclusion. One thing the article gets wrong is that non-encrypted HTTP/2 exists. Not between browsers, but great between a load balancer and your appl
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by treve 2y ago
If you want a job, start interviewing and prepare yourself or interviews. If you didn't get the job, reflect on your gaps. Maybe you are unhireable (I doubt it), but you need to get data. Some places will dismiss having a ton of 1 year

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