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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
I see, I do agree it is nice to have your data fully owned (like really) and safe on device (or devices), though, sometimes it doesnt feel like enough in the ever changing landscape of the internet.
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
Google is at the heart of it, an ad business. Nothing that undermines that business model is going to make sense for them to keep around, and 'privacy preserving advertising' is very possible, it's better for google to not tr
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
I really dont agree with "fully owned", you arent running on anything you actually own ie self-hosting. It's all on the cloud , which dont get me wrong, is pretty cool and helpful, but hardly yours.
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
Webfishing was unironically a game that really helped me. Virtually fishing with random people on the internet brought me so much joy I dont know where I'd be without it.
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
whatever is happening in the thumbnail image embodies my entire state of being.
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
> Markets require regulation to be free. This is a point far far too many people dont understand.
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by zoezoezoezoe 1y ago
> https://blog.infected.systems/posts/2025-04-21-this-blog-is-... Didnt think I'd ever be id'd so accurately on a blog about running a webserver on a WII.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
> You’ll see the latter form [interface{}] in older code Code I wrote a few months ago is now "old" :')
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
I really dont like what this means for the future of shopify's development.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
This is interesting, the code makes me want to euthanize myself, but it's cool to see.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
> Try doing the same with a Linux binary that's just a year old. There's no guarantee that it will be able to run based off some update that has happened. What?? I've used Linux for quite a while, and I've had a very
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
A great idea in theory, but I would just prefer doing what a lot of wikis are doing now and just leave fandom, breeze seems to be getting pretty heavily rate limited for me anyways.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
This is the peak of government efficiency
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
I feel as if trusting an LLM to do all the work for you makes the issue worse, at least with no-code tools, you had some understanding of what was happening, even if their interfaces were lacking at best, and it's just better to use co
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
This is a great start for Apple having just entered this product sector (even if they did just gobble up Intel's modem division to do it, it's still by no means easy), this is an outstanding showing. Apple's long term goal li
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
I wish quantizor much luck in future ventures, but I just never liked css-in-js in the first place and am very happy to see options like tailwind rise to popularity.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
This article is pretty good, but the website is an absolute trip lmao.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
I think that's a somewhat synical way of thinking about it. I view teaching more as incubating an egg. You try to give good information and inspire your students to learn more, so that they can prosper. Sure, you might "never see
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
> So sick of Cloudflare A sentiment I cannot agree with more.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
100% I love self-hosting all my services, self-hosting means freedom. I'm using old parts from my PC, email, nextcloud, tor node, game servers, and, yes, even AI stuff with the gpu I threw in there.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
This is interesting, it could do with some better scroll snapping (you can use css for this ;)), but still cool
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
nope nope nope nope, send it back from hell where it came from. It's a goodish idea in theory, but god is it just screaming to be abused.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
If the world has taught me anything, it's that nothing is permanent, and nothing is perfect. Forums from days of yore are littered with tinybucket 404 pictures and anonymous Imgur images are gone. We like to imagine that the internet w
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
Isn't this the same stuff that got them into one of the biggest anti-trust cases ever, where's the government when we need them. I hate this country.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
yes and no. The reason we prefer going to C is because of C's massive adoption, whatever you're writing, if you cant use C with FFI, you can basically write it off. Technically C does has some sense of a standard, but not really,
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
I think as long as Java has a massive backing, more people are going to want to use Java and create a self-perpetuating cycle. Even if the frontend tech changes, like Java to Kotlin to Scala, etc, the backend will always be the same. The JV
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
This is super cool, definitely impractical, but a cool marketing stunt none-the-less. The Teslas definitely have a bit of an advantage on this largely closed course and relatively short drive to the docks, but still very cool to see!
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
This looks pretty cool, although I think you could definitely get a better deal with a mac mini. Although it's apple and we know how they are.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
I really like this idea, going from something extremely basic and gradually building into python. I am very interested to see if this goes anywhere.
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by zoezoezoezoe 2y ago
Well, yes, but every browser and http tool is going to have alarms blaring shouting at the user that this site "isn't secure"--which isn't exactly true. A self-signed certificate is no different from one rubber stamped b

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