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Product Updates from the 2023 Google for Games Developer Summit
(android-developers.googleblog.com)
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> It’s this viral appeal that’s gotten the company into trouble. Without properly explaining the feature, Samsung has allowed many people to confuse its AI-improved images for a physics-defying optical zoom that cannot fit in a smartphon
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You Don't Need Rails to Start Using Hotwire
(akshaykhot.com)
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.io has some baggage. People working in FLOSS have been suggesting something else instead: > In short, this TLD belongs to the Chagos Archipelago, which suffered a mass deportation by the UK government 50 years ago. These people still fi
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I have a huge collection of quotes I gathered from Facebook, Tumblr, Reddit, and Twitter which are from classic self-help books and I prefer them over memorizing a whole book. You can sometimes distill the essence of what was said in a book
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> Typically installed by booby-trapped Microsoft Office documents and distributed via email It bothers me that this is the tactic of the vast majority of malware. Microsoft Word's 'enable content' button if clicked, can ex
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Anyone have a specific keyboard they really enjoy using? For me it's a simple affair: Apple Wired Keyboard. I always liked thin keyboards with minimal travel / low profile keyboards.
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How you could build a search that the Fediverse would welcome
(anildash.com)
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Mastodon Link Debugger
(mastodon-link-debugger.vercel.app)
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Not really. Dopamine starving is something I've always done. I'm not sure about the science behind it, but it works wonders for me. All pleasure has a law of diminishing returns, you need some sort of build-up of dopamine in your
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Don't take people's thankless work for granted. Maybe they[0] re-spawned a new account? [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=Tomte
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https://www.obdev.at/products/littlesnitch/index.html
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Why You Should Use a React Framework
(leerob.io)
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Sandworm: Keep Your JavaScript Code Secure and Compliant
(sandworm.dev)
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Why should I pay for the privilege of having my data being sold, even as a paid user? Twitter is known to be in cahoots with Acxiom[0] a very shady data broker. And as for Facebook, they have a goldmine from turning people's data into
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Monitoring an Aquarium with InfluxDB and Grafana
(bentasker.co.uk)
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Lessons Learned Hosting and Maintaining a Mastodon Instance
(courtney.codes)
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Sandboxing JavaScript Code
(healeycodes.com)
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pgBackRest - Reliable PostgreSQL Backup & Restore
(pgbackrest.org)
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Unicode Box Drawing Script
(marklodato.github.io)
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Hono – Ultrafast web framework for the Edge
(hono.dev)
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> Except insolvency, nothing prevents the domain name owner from keeping the name I maintained 100+ domains over the years, and had to stop renewing most of them because my income drastically got reduced and I couldn't afford to ren
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Hackernews/Reddit is a sort of meta-commenting engine which adds a lot of context to articles on the web. If you're in doubt about a popular article, check the HN submission for it, and see what people are saying about it. But I g
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Some people are just natural philosophers. I was always one, and an un-analyzed life gets drab very quickly, for me at least. I like to entertain various ideas without taking them too seriously. I like Stoicism which I find very useful, and
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Speed for Who?
(andy-bell.co.uk)
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Use Maps More and Objects Less
(builder.io)
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Emojis in JavaScript
(thekevinscott.com)
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GoToSocial – Fast, fun, ActivityPub server, powered by Go
(gotosocial.org)
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I check it nearly every day and there's always new SaaS products being released. It's far from dead IMHO. Yeah the fluff has increased lately, but that happens to all social networks once a certain member count has been reached. I
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Yeah I have no problems doing everything on a laptop. I experimented with two monitors thinking I would be more productive, but it didn't magically make me more productive. It sounded good but the context switching put me off. I only
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