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by zmix 7y ago
The redirect for Hungary ( http://www.disney.hu/micimacko/ ) ends in a 404. At least when you try to call it from Germany.
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by zmix 7y ago
Redirected me to https://www.shopdisney.de/disney/disney-filme/winnie-puuh-fr... from Germany, which is a Disney online shop, that wants to sell me stuffed animals.
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by zmix 7y ago
I tag my files on macOS since the OpenMeta days. But I refuse to access any library with an application frontend, it's the file system or nothing. These Librarian apps are good for metadata management. That's what I use them for.
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by zmix 7y ago
While Calibre is not what I'd consider to be a "beautiful" program, I do not care. It's functionality is unbeaten. What I really hate about it is the directory structure, it forces upon you. I have my books sorted in top
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by zmix 7y ago
I disagree. Nobody said, a document can not be "interactive". With new technologies, old terms expand. What I am talking about is the total applification of the web, as it happened in the last decade.
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by zmix 7y ago
I wonder, why you folks do not * build your own runtime * running in your own window * using your new protocol * using a sane UI language Because the way it is now, the document centric web well may be destroyed, sooner or late
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by zmix 7y ago
The author has opened an issue[1] for discussion of the license matter on the issue tracker. He writes: > Loko is AGPLv3 for various reasons. There are benefits to using the AGPLv3 that I prefer to keep, but it's not a perfect
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by zmix 7y ago
DublinCore[1] is totally missing! It once was the metadata standard, it's understood by archives and libraries (including Library of Congress) worldwide, macOS will automatically import them into spotlight, etc. Instead we find many
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by zmix 7y ago
This is why we need government regulations.
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by zmix 7y ago
If I am the reason for you, to have customers, then you could be a bit more relaxed about the fact, that I show a one- or two liner from your content. Because, that is all a snippet gives. You want to play a role in the game? Well, then
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by zmix 7y ago
It is already. And in addition to that, since 'robots.txt' is being considered to broad and too 'out of time', Google offers meta tags, that their bot evaluates. They did this long time before the EU direction.
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by zmix 7y ago
> Consequently if they want to prevent Google from showing snippets they should be able to. They were! From https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/79812?hl=en <meta name="googlebot" conte
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by zmix 7y ago
> Once the author is done digging through her vintage Wired magazines, she should find some copies of Mondo 2000. http://www.mondo2000.com/
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by zmix 7y ago
For absolute beginners I always recommend: If you don't have a Mac and are not on BSD or Linux: * set up a Linux machine (this can be a computer running Linux or a virtual machine) * install (usually it comes pre-installed) GNU A
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by zmix 7y ago
Doesn't make sense. My handwriting looks completely different when done with a pen on paper, as it is, when done with the mouse on the screen. This app needs an upload functionality, where I can upload scans of my handwriting.
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by zmix 7y ago
No, they're just responsible scientists. That's all.
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by zmix 7y ago
> Also Apple buying into using 1Password company wide Huh! One would assume, they use Keychain with iCloud?
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by zmix 7y ago
Zero. Nada. Njet! Passwords are those little peckers, that make everyday's life with a computer uncomfortable. So it would make a lot of sense to sync them between all the machines I use. But it's never going to happen, that I sto
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by zmix 7y ago
Thank you for the interesting reference to Heine., which is nicely translated, btw. I didn't know this. I assumed, the "spearmen" background, however, I find the analogy to be, probably by accident, to have a much wider reach
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by zmix 7y ago
No, "philistine" is actually quite right. That's how Jesus Christ called them. You could also call them submissive, hypocrite squareheaded cowards. The "Spieß" seems to translate to "skewer", "spit&qu
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by zmix 7y ago
As a "Spießer" you must start somewhen.
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by zmix 7y ago
Actually, I had not point. I was just wondering.
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by zmix 7y ago
* Environmental protection * more poetry overall!
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by zmix 7y ago
> Interesting observation: This behavior seems to be culture dependent. I'd say about 90% of our over-demanding free-tier users are from the same region on the planet. I wonder where this is...?!
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by zmix 7y ago
Some of the comments, just like PRE-SAFE SOUND, sound like an April Fool's Joke. But, apparently, it isn't. Very interesting, indeed. I never would have thought, that something like this might be an issue.
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by zmix 7y ago
https://regexper.com will render your regex as railroad diagram. Maybe a help...
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by zmix 7y ago
These: regex101.com and regexper.com ! Regexper will render your regular expression as a friggin' railroad diagram!! It's extremely handy when debugging your regex or to understand those super complex, multiline regexes, that some
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by zmix 7y ago
Please, a bit more diversity! "Property is theft!" -- Pierre-Joseph Proudhon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Property_is_theft !
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by zmix 7y ago
Hmm...where is Part 2 of the series?
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by zmix 7y ago
Cool project. Kudos for offering an example via telnet!

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