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by vlod 3y ago
https://archive.is/YoxD3
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by vlod 3y ago
For those interested in CTLogs [0]. FTL: >Firefox does not currently check or require the use of CT logs for sites that users visit. Uggh... Anyone know why? Seems sensible to check. [0]: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-
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by vlod 3y ago
>[Edit: Just realized he was fired by Facebook. So I guess it’s just a petty personal vendetta.] Here's an interview he did with Aarthi and Sriram from a16z ~6 months ago ([0] Palmer Luckey: selling Oculus for $2b and what he saw in
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by vlod 3y ago
I look forward to rewriting my app using Java applets. :)
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by vlod 3y ago
I believe right-click a square. (tried linux firefox)
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by vlod 3y ago
> I'm seeing my mental abilities diminish pretty rapidly Maybe you're current job is making you annoyed which is making you less productive? I've come to realize when this is happening to me and just move. Might be worth i
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by vlod 3y ago
So the Nintendo movie is true! ([0] image) [0]: https://techraptor.net/sites/default/files/styles/herobanner...
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by vlod 3y ago
>all conditions largely created as a consequence of the externalities of others actions chasing their freedoms So reduce freedoms to make us safer? Maybe stop people having that extra pizza slice or smoking that cigar? You're implyi
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by vlod 4y ago
To save others the lookup: "Amber is a web development framework written in the Crystal programming language. The framework implements the server-side MVC pattern using the object-oriented paradigm. Many of Amber's components and
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by vlod 4y ago
It must have taken a lot of time to meet every single one of the 67M people in the UK to form such a generalization.
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by vlod 4y ago
There are a lot of net negatives for society (e.g. double gulp [0]). People generally don't like to be coddled by their government. They changed the laws in their states to allow them to make their own choices (and deal with the conseq
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by vlod 4y ago
One way if you seldom do it: Compose new email in gmail and it appears in the draft. Go to the other computer and you see it.
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by vlod 4y ago
I do agree with your second point (emotional voting seems to be common imho). "An educated citizenry is a vital requisite for our survival as a free people" - Probably Jefferson? I wish that the voting population were more knowled
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by vlod 4y ago
If I power off my phone, I assume it will be okay?
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by vlod 4y ago
I'm going to start saying: "Art Vandelay", Architect
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by vlod 4y ago
https://archive.is/XLTCj
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by vlod 4y ago
https://archive.is/fjvWd
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by vlod 4y ago
~22 minute interview [0] by Jaron about "Who Owns the Future?" [0]: https://youtu.be/XdEuII9cv-U?t=172
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by vlod 4y ago
I have a favourite saying "Half arse is better than no arse".
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by vlod 4y ago
>I feel more comfortable with it than I do with OSX, Windows, or any of the other Unix/Linux distros I use for work. I think if you're happy with it, I can't see a reason why you wouldn't keep using it. There's n
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by vlod 4y ago
Probably: Javascript/Typescript, Nodejs/Express, React, Postgres
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by vlod 4y ago
>even if it's at the cost of their own health. It's why ultraprocessed foods became so common in the first place. Agreed.. A thought pattern I've tried to adopt is "Best time to fix your health is today rather than wh
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by vlod 4y ago
The freezer is you're savior! :) Each bread I bake is cut in half (even before I taste it) and put in the freezer for next soup time.
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by vlod 4y ago
Agreed. I just can't eat the bread in stores (for me to too sweet) and I'm a big bread person. It's remarkable easy to bake your own bread (as many tried in during the pandemic). Yeah, it takes time, but it's a good way
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by vlod 4y ago
> I have nearly zero chance avoiding a sizable portion of what academic scientists label as ultraprocessed. You can, you've just prioritized taste/convenience over your health. Going into a supermarket and looking at what peopl
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by vlod 4y ago
Maybe you can turn this into something positive by taking notes for everyone in the room. In a lot of offices you can stream to a tv (via apple-tv or what-not). By people seeing what you as typing and correcting any discrepancies, everyone
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by vlod 4y ago
Would you mind sharing your machine spec please? Thanks!
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by vlod 4y ago
You might find this [0] post/thread useful. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34840769
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by vlod 4y ago
Great opportunity to test your db backup process. :)
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by vlod 4y ago
https://archive.is/DK24H

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