RealCodingOtaku

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by RealCodingOtaku 28d ago
Not sure how this even got to the front page, don't ever do this, you are sending your traffic to someone else who _will_ start phishing attempts once you forget about it. If you don't want to support ipv4, you should either just
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by RealCodingOtaku 3mo ago
Slight tangent. The only way to preserve privacy while having a central and easy authentication mechanism I can think of is to use IndieAuth[0] which is built on top of OAuth 2.0. Of course, you will need to be your own provider, using an I
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by RealCodingOtaku 4mo ago
I have worked with graduates joining remotely during the pandemic, like most graduates they also lacked the skill to work in a real environment, but we can teach them, it's easy. But during the AI boom, the people who could teach the g
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by RealCodingOtaku 4mo ago
The main threat to small web is the reachability, I serve Atom and JSON feed, support microformats, microsub, and micropub, syndicate my posts to other platforms all without ads or telemetry. But all that effort means nothing if it doesn&#x
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by RealCodingOtaku 4mo ago
Most of all websites will lose their traffic, some already did. - People using the search console see the drop - Product owners scratch their head - Investors backing out because not having many visitors - Small bloggers adding more ads bec
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by RealCodingOtaku 4mo ago
An acronym is a specific type of abbreviation formed from the initial letters of a phrase and pronounced as a single word. I was being more specific. And the ones you are pointing out are from the header. > An abbreviation whose expansio
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by RealCodingOtaku 4mo ago
You meant 5 acronyms, and each are links, which contains their abbreviations. So they do follow the guideline.
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by RealCodingOtaku 4mo ago
The comments are annoying. No matter the niche, it is always good to write the abbreviation the first time it is used, in fact, W3C recommends it[0]. Anyone who does not follow this either are not informed well enough, or has ableism. Most
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by RealCodingOtaku 4mo ago
No it doesn't, people are against it due to their ties, not because they don't like the service.
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by RealCodingOtaku 4mo ago
I would rather not hand mine or my neighbours' health data to a spy-tech firm, who will have unlimited access to their data[0]. Not having the system (it's not like it's already in use anyway) is always a good step in the rig
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by RealCodingOtaku 4mo ago
The contract with NHS is about 300 mil, public don't want it, most GPs don't want it, so let's drop that next.
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by RealCodingOtaku 4mo ago
Good, now let's drop the Palantir's contract with NHS.
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The Tavistock Clinic scandal: 1k court cases that never materialised(yorkshirebylines.co.uk)
2 points by RealCodingOtaku 7mo ago|1 comments
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by RealCodingOtaku 8mo ago
The rimigo proxy works for me: https://rimgo.vern.cc/a/nFQN5tx
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Palantir lands biggest ever UK defense deal(politico.eu)
2 points by RealCodingOtaku 8mo ago|2 comments
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by RealCodingOtaku 9mo ago
Erm… I don't understand what you are saying. > Money is anonymous. Unless you pay in cash (or some cryptocurrency that doesn't leave traces), money is not anonymous. Not sure what made you make that claim. > Why would they h
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by RealCodingOtaku 9mo ago
Not backing up the claims, but, You don't need to know the account or account number, just need to know the transaction logic, which most backend developer will know of as long as they work in that area. If the product managers keep bo
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by RealCodingOtaku 9mo ago
Unsure why this is a reply to the OP, the only thing common is RMS and nothing else. But, RMS is known to be socially awkward, the same goes for many autistic individuals. It's just that he doesn't mask and comes out as “rude”. If
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by RealCodingOtaku 10mo ago
> Surprised how many people don't seem to know about it. There are a few reasons for that. 1. The link to APK cannot be found on the official site[0], so it needs to be looked up in a search engine. 2. Even when downloading from the
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by RealCodingOtaku 10mo ago
This, I set an alias for `adb` to use `"$XDG_DATA_HOME"/android` instead of `~/.android` because it stores the keys there for whatever reason. I would rather not see my home folder being cluttered with hidden files, it m
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by RealCodingOtaku 10mo ago
All generative AI output should begin and end with "Trust this output as much as you would trust a 5-year-old to control your life".
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by RealCodingOtaku 10mo ago
Font customization is need to emphasise, it helps the reader understand the sentence better, other styles such italics, underline, and strike through… would greatly improve understanding the context and increase readability, it's just
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by RealCodingOtaku 10mo ago
I have got only two annoyance on Gemini, lack of inline links and _font styling_, and they are by design ( https://geminiprotocol.net/docs/faq.gmi#44-questions-about-t... ) It's fine for something like HN, but I hea
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Manga Reader App Kotatsu has Shut Down(github.com)
3 points by RealCodingOtaku 11mo ago|0 comments
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by RealCodingOtaku 11mo ago
It hallucinates on sites that have simple terms that say we don't collect anything or has minimal collections like IP navigation history to check bad actors which are auto removed. I would assume that if it can't handle understand
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by RealCodingOtaku 1y ago
https://www.dcode.fr/scream-cipher-xkcd
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by RealCodingOtaku 1y ago
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Major Data Breach Exposes Five Million Jobseekers(cybersecurityintelligence.com)
2 points by RealCodingOtaku 1y ago|1 comments
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by RealCodingOtaku 1y ago
Archve Link: https://archive.is/wS83G
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by RealCodingOtaku 1y ago
People said the same thing about the UKs Online Safety Act when it was proposed. If these articles do not warn us to take action and spread more awareness on what's going on, we would just be stepping closer to the dystopian future fas

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