zetanor

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by zetanor 6mo ago
A watched pot never boils. A watched vibe coder never 10x-es.
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by zetanor 6mo ago
Day-to-day usability doesn't bring much "wow" factor to a sales pitch.
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by zetanor 7mo ago
I've tested just about every DNS provider I could find. Self-hosting and Bunny aside, my needs are especially well met by CloudDNS and LuaDNS. https://www.cloudns.net/premium/ https://www.luadns.com&#x2
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by zetanor 7mo ago
Military-style ARPANET designed primarily for nuclear warfare?
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by zetanor 7mo ago
Oh, come on people. You don't need a cloud service for this. Just use the is-seven NPM package.
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by zetanor 7mo ago
>One upside of this looming economic and intellectual depression is that the media is beginning to recognise gate keepers are no longer the hand that feeds them. In what world is "the media" not an integral, tightly-bound part
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by zetanor 7mo ago
>Canadian courts are hamstrung at obvious human rights issues Huh?
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by zetanor 7mo ago
I've received many compliments for my Rolexes, and only ever a question about my Pebble. Nobody has ever expressed any interest in my Apple Watch.
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by zetanor 7mo ago
Strangely: "Searches are, unexpectedly, more expensive for us to serve than AI. A user that does only traditional searches (not using Assistant) will cost more on our end than someone using AI + search." https://kagifee
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by zetanor 7mo ago
Golang is also "unmaintained" so you're in good company.
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by zetanor 7mo ago
Your bank's insurer trusts Google's security more than yours, and they must surely (and rightfully) believe that while Google would spy on you, they wouldn't steal your bank account.
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by zetanor 7mo ago
Oh no, Iran, please don't destroy our giant public-private surveillance apparatus!
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by zetanor 7mo ago
I wouldn't be satisfied with my share of UBI. I'd want yours, too.
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by zetanor 7mo ago
Was Stuxnet a part of this effort?
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by zetanor 8mo ago
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by zetanor 8mo ago
One with Windows 11?
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by zetanor 8mo ago
I've seen arguments about kids going to school in the darkness being thrown around a lot, but I've never understood why that (against fresh drivers) is always taken to be worse than kids coming home in the darkness (against exhaus
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by zetanor 8mo ago
>Customers only care about game-engines when broken or cheating Most game engines are broken by default. Modern customers just aren't very discerning ("It's for the pigs. Pigs eat slop."). You can feel holes and rou
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by zetanor 8mo ago
Mainly that a service can't refuse passwords from Bitwarden, whereas in a few years you'll find yourself reading an article about how a bank in Luseristan has decided to require that their users sign in using Passkeys stored in an
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by zetanor 8mo ago
It's actually very simple to read a journal to determine the full current state of the database. It's potentially even faster than parsing XML, yielding exactly the same in-memory structure. Your computer will do it faster than yo
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by zetanor 8mo ago
SQLite seems like an odd dependency for a system which ultimately just journals events like "on 2026-02-24T19:36Z, entry 791 was created with username larry7 and password letmin" or "on 2026-02-24T20:51Z, the password for ent
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by zetanor 8mo ago
You can find their work for free here: https://fmhy.net Just keep it hush-hush.
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by zetanor 8mo ago
I'm surprised at all the comments deriding LibreOffice's interface on here. It's never given me any trouble (even when making tables) and I've been using it preferentially for 20 years over MSOffice, even when schools or
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by zetanor 8mo ago
That Hitler guy is starting to sound a lot like Trump, I think I might have to tear down my posters of him.
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by zetanor 8mo ago
Despite the article highlighting only people of width as the "millions of people who are excluded from standard size ranges", sizing is also a problem in the other direction: it's practically impossible to find well-fitting
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by zetanor 8mo ago
I should have been a bit more verbose as I didn't mean to send anyone on a wild goose chase. The "warcviewer.{html,js}" part was just a hypothetical viewer to illustrate having a static client-side "web app" that fu
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by zetanor 8mo ago
At the very least, WARC could have been used as the container ("tar") format after the preamble of Gwtar. But even there, given that this format doesn't work without a web server (unlike SingleFile, mentioned in the article),
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by zetanor 8mo ago
The author dismisses WARC, but I don't see why. To me, Gwtar seems more complicated than a WARC, while being less flexible and while also being yet another new format thrown onto the pile.
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by zetanor 8mo ago
IIRC, "M-Disc" branded discs stopped being "M-Disc"-spec at some point, but since it's quite a niche product that peaked (over?) a decade ago, it's hard to find any definitive information about this in 2026. It
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by zetanor 8mo ago
I'd agree on /r/FlockSurveillance/ specifically, but if Reddit itself does not qualify as "mainstream", then what does? Just FANG?

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