FalconSensei

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by FalconSensei 1y ago
> which is then synced to a companion mobile app. So basically an even worse (for the users) form of tracking someone's cycle, in terms of privacy
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by FalconSensei 1y ago
> women would have to trust men to take the pill the same is valid the other way around.
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by FalconSensei 1y ago
yeah, but there are a lot of side effects and not everyone can take it.
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
> It's not the developer's convenience. It's the readers. The marketing folks and copywriters are being paid to post, and they have a manager and boss to report to - which can fire them. I guess it's very much about c
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
But the editors want. So... I guess you are out of touch with your own clients. Either you actually don't know their needs, or you didn't take the time to sit with them to explain why they shouldn't have that
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
> a form handler for static websites available under the AGP Marketing and copywriting people don't know any of those licenses. And I guess not ironically, first search result for me for AGPL was "Understanding the AGPL: The Mo
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
> and costs literally nothing to host Costs nothing to host, but then you need to train every user, which demands time, will make productivity go down every time there's a new user. VS wordpress, which any copywriter or marketer alr
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
> editors still want WP, because this or that plugin So you are saying that you are still missing functionality
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
The mass of readers don't have the same requirements as HackerNews commenters. Proof is that content on wordpress still gets viewed and apparently, leads to sales.
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
> Many sites have dropped comments altogether And many still have. I think most wordpress.com and blogger blogs have comments on
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
This is what drove me away from static sites. It's actually more work because you have to be the one to do all the stuff. Sure, there are a few options for hosting and generating the build, but when I tried, they were not that good, or
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
> I suspect that being a dongle is part of the appeal of Chromecast for many people. Exactly. Also: I just want to watch stuff. I don't want AI or smart-home features.
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
My main reason to use this would be to maybe have an easier time adding a login when I'm on mobile - hopefully Apple would make it as easy as with bitwarden's desktop browser extension where you can just click 'save' or
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
Obsidian Sync costs money to sync your files between devices. Obsidian Publish also costs money on top of that to publish your notes.
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
exactly. Nothing changes if TikTok is sold, and even if it ends up banned in the US, she would be zombified by Instagram or whatever else people flock to
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
I don't know if it's the lack of content or what, but doing the same searches on Instagram usually return garbage. And their algo refuses to understand that I want to see music/books/movies reels instead of girls dancing
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
Now let's get Facebook/Instagram and Twitter banned from EU/Asia since they are owned by US companies
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
Masonry layout is pretty common for streets, sidewalks, driveways, etc, at least in Brazil
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
Do you plan on ever allowing users to change the font size?
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
> how do you keep off YouTube/Netflix in the evening? not Having Netflix is a start. Realizing that most Netflix shows gets dumped mid-story after 1 or 2 seasons and will leave me without closure is another
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
> Knowing that I'm a week behind or whatever tells me that I've been focusing on things that don't make me as happy as reading books does, and I should make an effort to spend less of my day watching YouTube and more of it
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by FalconSensei 2y ago
if there's no difference in price, I'm paying card, simple as that
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by FalconSensei 3y ago
a slack message can solve that
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by FalconSensei 3y ago
Exactly. And also: childcare. Here in Canada, you may have to wait 4~5 years to get childcare, and it's very expensive (and you have to pay to enter the wailist). People even joke that your kid is going to be working by the time they g
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by FalconSensei 3y ago
Seems interesting, but for a CSS post, I would really expect some screenshots showing the difference
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by FalconSensei 3y ago
> At least in the US, imessage gives apple an effective monopoly. Their are strong social repercussions for not having imessage. If you want to be included you pretty much must have an iPhone. That's because people are idiots. There
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by FalconSensei 3y ago
It's kinda obvious what they meant if you have some reading comprehension and basic logic
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by FalconSensei 3y ago
The second bullet-point in the subtitle says everything: does that resolve why people don't wanna get married? > One of the most frequently cited reasons why Japanese prefer to remain single and thus contribute to the country’s popu
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by FalconSensei 3y ago
Not only the commute, but also lunch breaks. In US and Canada, lunch breaks are short, but back in Brazil I had a 1:30h lunch break, and then at another job, 1:12. But I'm at the office, can't go to bed, I'm at the company&#x
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by FalconSensei 3y ago
> I don't think it is really necessary to do a formal "program", if you can work through all the big topics effectively together. In theory, yes. But it's surprising how little het. cis couples talk about important st

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