PlotCitizen

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by PlotCitizen 18d ago
I don't
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by PlotCitizen 1mo ago
Unfortunately, for me the example emails given in that answer get redacted by an injected Cloudflare script
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by PlotCitizen 1mo ago
I appreciate your reference to RFC-5321. I agree that "the local-part MUST be interpreted and assigned semantics only by the host specified in the domain part of the address." However, in practice, there exist many services which
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by PlotCitizen 1mo ago
You choose to install it on your website if you own a website, but if you're surfing the world wide web, then a lot of the places you visit are increasingly being gatekept/hidden behind Cloudflare pages meant to "challenge&qu
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by PlotCitizen 1mo ago
They have a blog post about it so they know what they're doing.
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by PlotCitizen 1mo ago
There are countless objections to many of the things the Cloudflare is doing. If you only need it for a small number of things perhaps it may be worthwhile to look if at whether there are alternatives to CF for those use cases.
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by PlotCitizen 2mo ago
Got an SE 2 a year ago to track my daily swimming in the sea and it's been working great.
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by PlotCitizen 2mo ago
Innovative stuff. I wonder if similar things are possible on Windows and macOS.
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by PlotCitizen 3mo ago
Omg I was using that too! I was actually wondering whether FUTO had any features that supported typing one word with multiple concurrent (or not) swipes. I guess it does not but dang what a blast from the past. I had forgotten the app name
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by PlotCitizen 4mo ago
Thanks EU
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by PlotCitizen 10mo ago
This is a good reminder for everyone to reconsider making all of their websites depend on a single centralized point of failure. There are many alternatives to the different services which Cloudflare offers.
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by PlotCitizen 11mo ago
This is the best suggestion here with the least friction in my opinion
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by PlotCitizen 1y ago
I totally agree with point number 2. Even point number 1 is reasonable. But there are many CDNs you could use, perhaps smaller ones, perhaps some that do not offer their services to streaming websites, which is arguably the reason for the b
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by PlotCitizen 1y ago
> Internet does not work in Spain when there are football matches. There's a distinction between the above statement and the truth, which is that CloudFlare and other large CDNs do not work in Spain when there are football matches.
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by PlotCitizen 1y ago
And do you notice high CPU usage or stuttering?
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by PlotCitizen 2y ago
Hopefully miegakure doesn't beat the record
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by PlotCitizen 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29047754
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by PlotCitizen 3y ago
Unpaywalled http://archive.today/Fdtyx
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by PlotCitizen 4y ago
It’s not possible currently but there’s another story on the HN front page with an open source alternative which I haven’t tried
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by PlotCitizen 4y ago
I would prefer to keep to option to at least be able to buy a more water resistant phone
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by PlotCitizen 4y ago
No it’s not
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by PlotCitizen 4y ago
Paywalled
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by PlotCitizen 4y ago
Relevant: https://xkcd.com/1361/
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by PlotCitizen 4y ago
Paywalled
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by PlotCitizen 5y ago
I'm also holding out
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by PlotCitizen 6y ago
In a similar vein, I use Apollo for iOS[1] and it's also magnitudes better. The official reddit app is starting to catch up, but it's designed with advertisers in mind, whereas you can use a different app and pay for ads to go awa
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by PlotCitizen 6y ago
This article reads alarmingly similar to the Kurzgesagt video about the great filter ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjtOGPJ0URM ). Of course, the Great Filter isn't a new concept, but provided that this is an argument
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by PlotCitizen 7y ago
You could always try openuniversity.edu
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by PlotCitizen 11y ago
I was reminded this video I saw some time ago with a similar title… It's in my YouTube favorites and I'm pasting it here for your consideration: https://youtu.be/c6Bkr_udado You can also have a look at the TED tal