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by ttepasse 5y ago
An NFT is ... a digital receipt that “money” flowed at one moment in time. The referenced digital artwork or something is only referenced by an URI. That is ownership? Seems a very transformed concept to me. My supermarket gives me an NFT i
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by ttepasse 6y ago
> Is there a project somewhere that packages these options into a GUI? There was: Secrets* was both a website were people aggregated a small database of these options and a MacOS preference pane which displayed these: https://
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by ttepasse 6y ago
The original D2 was released for MacOS, both Classic and OS X.
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Covid on Mars(antipope.org)
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by ttepasse 6y ago
More information is in Opinion 04/2012 on Cookie Consent Exemption of the Article 29 Working Party of the European Commission about Cookie Consent, which elaborates about the topic: https://ec.europa.eu/justice/art
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by ttepasse 6y ago
There is no direct language about cookies in article 5(3) of the ePrivacy Directive. What we have is Opinion 04/2012 on Cookie Consent Exemption of the Article 29 Working Group of the European Commission about Cookie Consent, which ela
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by ttepasse 6y ago
> I’m not sure why I thought XHTML was completely dead in this way. Something’s niggling at the back of my mind, but I can’t place it. Browsers were always non-validating XML processors. Maybe you're thinking about the Well-formedne
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A Step Back(pxlnv.com)
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by ttepasse 6y ago
Since MacOS Sierra the “Anywhere” option is not visible per default in the System preferences. To set Gatekeeper to “Anywhere” you‘ll need to do it via terminal: $ sudo spctl --master-disable Then the “Anywhere” option is visible in
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by ttepasse 6y ago
> (surprisingly and infuriatingly, this does not apply to native macOS tabs; e.g. in Finder Cmd+1/2/3 changes the view, but not tabs) That behaviour predates native tabs on the Mac, historically it even predates Safari and othe
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by ttepasse 6y ago
The Cocoa Text (Input) System maps shortcuts on Cocoa method selectors via a plist, so it makes sense that it originated at NeXT. https://www.hcs.harvard.edu/~jrus/site/cocoa-text.html
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by ttepasse 6y ago
> Cmd+Up exits out. (Not sure what this did back in spatial-navigation days; but I wouldn’t be surprised if it refocused the parent dir’s window if it was still open, and reopened it otherwise.) You can still run the Finder in mostly spa
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by ttepasse 6y ago
Just wondered: If the adult content filter is ISP-level, can you deactivate it or like in this case report false positives? It sound's as orwellian as Apples certificate shenanigans.
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by ttepasse 6y ago
> Or the way we measure time. How come there aren't 10/100th units of a minute/hour commonly used around the world? We cool internet people™ are, of course, using Swatch Internet Time.
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by ttepasse 6y ago
The Ottomans existed centuries _after_ the crusades, timing the raids and the Vienna sieges after the crusaded. Does time work different where you life?
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by ttepasse 6y ago
> https://www.facebook.com/antifautrecht/ The coat of arms of the City of Utrecht is a split field of red and white, creating in effect a red triangle. As blazon: (party) per bend argent and gules. Basing a logo of
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by ttepasse 6y ago
There are a lot of more XML parser than HTML5 parser in the world. That's an argument for polyglot markup, if you like the open web and HTML as an API.
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Stream Like a CEO(ma.tt)
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by ttepasse 7y ago
There was a major change in architecture: In spring 2018, beginning with the development cycle for Catalina Apple's developers started to move into the Spaceship, the new office building with open office "pods". ;)
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“A Cold War Every Day” inside Apple's internal tools group(buzzfeednews.com)
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Yet another novel I will no longer write(antipope.org)
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Interview with German Ventilator Manufacturer(spiegel.de)
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by ttepasse 7y ago
MacOS had it years before the iPad in the form of a great 3rd party application: https://mediaatelier.com/CheatSheet/
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The Era of the Trident Engine(schepp.dev)
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by ttepasse 7y ago
> I can hardly remember all of the RDF/RSS/Atom stuff from way … You're mixing in some stuff, that aren't really Semantic Web related. RSS vs. Atom was less about the Semantic Web than an squibble between different XM
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The Porch Pirate of Potrero Hill Can’t Believe It Came to This(theatlantic.com)
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Mac OS Catalina: more trouble than it’s worth(morrick.me)
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by ttepasse 7y ago
Fun fact aside: Arno Schmidt's grandnephew is Dave Winer. We know Winer today more as the chief populariser of RSS but his life's idea is more in Outlining, organising your thoughts in nested lists and, since he's a programme
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by ttepasse 7y ago
> No one gets to be a Telegraph columnist without doing a ton of work I can't speak for the 90s but watching the Daily Telegraph in the last years my impression is that the chief qualifications of their journalists and especially th
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by ttepasse 7y ago
> The first meeting of EU leaders after Brexit was devoted, entirely, to discussing the apparently urgent EU army. The Brexit vote was on 2016-6-23. The next EU Council meeting was on 2016-6-28. According to the minutes [1] and conclusio

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