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by tzfld 6y ago
Why would you post a reddit censorship case like this to ... reddit?!
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by tzfld 6y ago
All these self-hosted platforms would definitely not help an average person in de-googling himself. And these are like 99% of the users.
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by tzfld 6y ago
another os and locally installed solution: https://www.digikam.org/
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by tzfld 6y ago
Wondering, how viable would be a new portal hiring all the resigned staff.
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by tzfld 6y ago
> There is people with a high level of trust. They will believe almost anything. The internet must be a hell of a place for these.
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by tzfld 6y ago
Unfortunately every single media outlet has a narrative to propagate. Being that an imposed one or from their own convictions. Can't find a single source of information being totally objective.
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by tzfld 6y ago
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by tzfld 6y ago
Is it only for me or the linked site is very slow? (Firefox)
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by tzfld 6y ago
Of course, Gatsby is just a choice. Using markdown gives you more flexibility. Almost every static site generator support markdown content.
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by tzfld 6y ago
If I would start a blog, right now I would use Gatsby + Markdown + own domain. Using free repository hosting and static cloud hosting which in many places is also free. Basically for 10$/year and occasional backup you would have a plat
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by tzfld 6y ago
Would be nice a multi-language support
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by tzfld 7y ago
No way they will fly one of these to the Moon in 2022. Will see the Shuttle effect, ie. introducing engineering workarounds that will greatly increase costs.
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by tzfld 7y ago
For me too. Brave 1.15
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by tzfld 7y ago
How much of a budget would you need to stockpile like 10 million masks? I don't think it is a cost problem.
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by tzfld 7y ago
And for some reason they didn't succeed with Mars which has way softer conditions.
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by tzfld 7y ago
How much time until getty start sending copyright notices on these?
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by tzfld 7y ago
"NASA gave Boeing $2 billion more than they gave SpaceX." I saw this argument in a lot of places. Comparisons like this doesn't have a point without context. And with the context it's not something that you may want to s
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by tzfld 7y ago
OFF: The load speed difference between these two archived pages is huge.
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by tzfld 7y ago
Space hardware development is heavily supervised, and there are no issues induced by mass production.
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by tzfld 7y ago
The way Boeing seems more and more evil as the story is folded out, makes me think that all these article may be heavily one sided and never hearing Boeing's own version and motivations.
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by tzfld 7y ago
Not related to the Iran-US conflict, it seems.
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by tzfld 7y ago
With all this hype around SpaceX and reusability in general the cost of space launches are not going to drop orders of magnitude, not even significantly. SpaceX's Starship will fail to achive the costs and flight rates currently consid
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by tzfld 7y ago
>no manned activity beyond low earth orbit We may actually see humans on the Moon in the next decade.
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by tzfld 7y ago
>If an industrial civilization had existed on Earth many millions of years prior to our own era,what traces would it have left What about space based traces? Abandoned spacecrafts, which can easily remain preserved millions of years.
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by tzfld 7y ago
>to host it on a platform that is free and very successful Yes, from a technical pow, but what about deplatforming? I think it is a bigger risk to lose data than any framework/technology deprecation. I would definitely not rely on a
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by tzfld 7y ago
The fact that the legal system can work correctly only if you throw enough money into it, that's scary. Is it a good thing that only wealthy persons can afford a correct legal treatment? Not seems to be in a free and open society the U
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by tzfld 7y ago
No thread about Mercator projection without this argument. Preserving area not a use case in every context. You may need a projection that preserve relative position, perspective etc.
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by tzfld 7y ago
You're right. The timelines are so long, I'm pretty sure more than a few exciting and really expensive space missions you will not see in your lifetime. We are at hundreds of years from real space colonies.
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by tzfld 7y ago
It has significance but practical use not really.
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by tzfld 7y ago
I would not rely on a third party (especially a platform with so inconsistent behavior and unclear rules) when talking about an irreplaceable asset.

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