whalesalad

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by whalesalad 3mo ago
"FLAR is the Fast Light Agent Restrictor. It runs on rocks called gars." what is rocks and what is gars?
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by whalesalad 3mo ago
https://archive.ph/C12zw
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by whalesalad 3mo ago
I hope that at some point in the future there are 'hotels' all over the land where you can go and trip for half the day in a safe and supportive environment. There is so much healing potential in psilocybin.
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by whalesalad 3mo ago
Really no different than the content that is usually on LinkedIn. It's been a worthless dumpster fire for ten years at least.
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by whalesalad 3mo ago
Seeing the Anubis weeb interstitial is super annoying.
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
TIL Mandriva/Mandrake Linux is still around.
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
A lot of them can, yes.
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
I gotta say, this is not a very strong argument for not doing auth yourself.
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
I think it is pretty obvious why they often get conflated. There is substantial overlap between the two. "Who you are" and "what can you access" are tightly related. Of course they do not need to be, but it's not
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
You are building your app with a single user in mind. They can create <thing> (blog posts, photo albums, code repositories, you name it). Eventually you realize, sometimes people are working in teams or groups. Multiple people need to
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
This is kinda like the ORM vs no-ORM argument. I think that off-the-shelf auth will accelerate your development for sure (like an ORM) but eventually, you are going to feel constrained by the framework/tool you are using. You will need
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
Auth is not hard to roll yourself. Crypto: don't do it. Auth? Easy peasy.
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guideline...
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
not quite the same, gtld != cctld they are governed way differently.
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
I present to you, the 8th wonder of the world: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memphis_Pyramid
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
Welcome to Costco, I love you.
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
why in gods name is a RTX PRO 6000 $13,000? supply and command?
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
> Eventually capable of producing more than 200 million screwworm flies a week, the Mission factory was a grotesque marvel of insect-producing efficiency. Operating 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, it was, in essence, a 76,000-square-foo
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
I love this art style. It's like if textpattern wasn't depressed.
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
https://github.com/left-pad/left-pad
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
Back in the day I ordered the free disks by the hundreds
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
You solve this by communicating with it via encrypted methods, like HTTPS, and using a storage volume that is encrypted and gets unlocked at boot.
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
also serif. almost like half the stylesheet is missing.
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
Most people simply do not care. They just want a Dockerfile to become an image, and they want to run that image. I use both... rootless podman is nice. Although the promise of ez systemd integration is a bit... oversold. I use it with syste
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
I feel like this kind of tech can solve the news problem. So many paywalls. Imagine they don’t exist and your impression costs a few cents. I’d prefer this to massive lawyer grade cookie popup wizards and monthly memberships. My MiL is a wr
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
Clearly no one is using Meta’s customer facing AI products. Why aren’t they using their own gpu/compute for development?
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
I used knoppix (and later SLAX) in high school to reboot shared computers (library, labs, etc) and then extract the SAM file from the C:\ drive. I would shuttle the file home on a USB stick and crack it overnight. After doing this on a hand
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
this exists as https://xpipe.io/
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
That's one way to look at it. At the end of the day though its just arch linux with a jetpack. So you can use and treat it like any other arch distro.
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by whalesalad 4mo ago
TIL you can run CachyOS kernels on Fedora: https://github.com/CachyOS/copr-linux-cachyos

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