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by zhte415 3y ago
When picking up a pair of scissors, I do care if they're designed for right or left handed. And the handle, of the scissors or screwdriver, is it comfortable and durable? Screwdriver makers have long known not to make the handle of smo
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by zhte415 3y ago
A quite Malthusian prediction [1]. Your comment also hints at the repostes by Engels (technological progress) or Ricardo (pricing out, or alternative). To a united communist-capitalist solution! And a worthy path for OP. [1] https:/&#
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Delaware Legislature Passes Consumer Data Privacy Bill(bytebacklaw.com)
2 points by zhte415 3y ago|0 comments
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by zhte415 3y ago
Count me out of yet another cool clique where invites from friends get you a foot in the door of a social popularity pageant. And tracking, of course, we must know who knows who. Insepid, undemocratic, uninclusive. Deeply unsocial.
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Oregon Legislature Passes AG Rosenblum’s Long-Awaited Consumer Data Privacy Law(doj.state.or.us)
6 points by zhte415 3y ago|1 comments
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by zhte415 3y ago
Depends on how simple's simple. Having the bandwidth to troubleshoot an unexpected problem for a paying customer is a rough line I'd draw between side project and more than a side project.
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by zhte415 3y ago
What about the other 14?
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by zhte415 3y ago
For commenting, see http://hypothes.is/ There are others too. A few observations of hypothes.is include * Despite it being around a while, not a lot of people seem to generally, outside of let's all comment on this a
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by zhte415 3y ago
After recent discussion on Zotero [1], and seeing others' mentio a lack of lighter weight citation management (Jabref, an alternative, occupies takes 1.3GB memory on my machine, Debian 12), I came across Tellico which does the job (mai
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Tellico [Collection Management Software](tellico-project.org)
2 points by zhte415 3y ago|1 comments
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by zhte415 3y ago
You don't need an app to fix apps. Remove the apps from your phone. You're not using them for business unless that's in your job description. The world will keep turning. The apps in their current state, long morphed from
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by zhte415 3y ago
I wouldn't propose apple seeds as a sweetener simply because they naturally grow inside apples.
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by zhte415 3y ago
Reddit's already dead. There is no more growth to be had. Reddit's about group social construction. Not about objectivity or truthyness, but about constructing and constant negotiation of norms. You construct your own Reddit, grou
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2,200 forgotten vintage computers from a barn in Massachusetts(vice.com)
398 points by zhte415 3y ago|94 comments
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by zhte415 3y ago
I will subscribe to a newsletter when it provides an RSS feed. Otherwise it's unwanted, intrusive, selfish, invasion of my inbox pushing content rather than allowing orderly pull.
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by zhte415 3y ago
Imagine a world where the advertising billboard you walk past reaches into your head and takes a photo of your shopping list. While it's there it takes note of any deep concerns you may not know you have. And your sleep habits, where y
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Reasons for Not Writing Unit Tests (2016)(tommcfarlin.com)
4 points by zhte415 3y ago|0 comments
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by zhte415 3y ago
Normalised tables.
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by zhte415 3y ago
You have a request coming in, and a response going out. This can be logged, via your webserver or a framework, for analysis [1]. The analytics you mentioned don't require JavaScript. [1] goaccess for example https://goaccess
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by zhte415 3y ago
If they can't mod effectively, marking a sub NSFW is exactly what they should do in order to warn readers there may be NSFW content.
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by zhte415 3y ago
Doing that server side is often overlooked.
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by zhte415 3y ago
> all it can say about them is pure hallucination Could another way of putting that be, it performed a guess based on a heuristic?
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by zhte415 3y ago
Wasn't Web 1.0 in a time before ads, or, depending on site, of banner ads and paid search placements that Google, sought to end? And Web 2.0 defined by remixing, RSS, Torrents in the mainstream, Twitter, Flickr, Youtube and many more l
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by zhte415 3y ago
Run your own Lemmy and federate to both.
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by zhte415 3y ago
I see it as healthy. Just as there is no simultaneous conversation about, say, walnuts in offline life, so there are multiple communities that discuss walnuts on boards with all the predicates and social constructs those communities have, f
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by zhte415 3y ago
porkbun.com does what you want. I noted several in the recent Gandi thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36321783 I was noting principally European-based registrars: inwx.de (DE) BookMyName.com (FR - LOL modern inte
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by zhte415 3y ago
I'm firmly in the double-space camp, but for a reason not mentioned in the article: A sense of finality. Two spaces ends a sentence. The double-tap means it's time to move on, not meander in the trailing thoughts or follow-ons
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by zhte415 3y ago
From the about page [1] they're Scaleway. Perhaps worth looking into! [1] https://www.bookmyname.com/qsm.cgi
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by zhte415 3y ago
Another vote for Purelymail. Pricing is great. Easy to setup. It just works. Plus they have a mail migration tool.
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by zhte415 3y ago
Without movement on this [1] I can't see adoption. [1] https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nostr/issues/97

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