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ljp_206
2y ago
Would love to see a demo of this.
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2y ago
Yes, I have heard this called a link cloaking hack, methinks.
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ljp_206
2y ago
I believe this might be the Ship Canal Water Project? https://www.seattle.gov/utilities/neighborhood-projects/ship... I'll give you one guess if I'm a local or not!
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ljp_206
3y ago
This is a really clever idea. I have very little energy to behoove myself to get started on fediverse/FOSS platforms, but am always happy if a friend or piece of media provides a link to nitter or otherwise. Making that easier is a go
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3y ago
My snarky frontend response is "devs will do anything to avoid fixing their CSS," but truly the task is too herculean to bother with on any most timescales. (You think "Untangle and reduce CSS bundle by X% with 0% improvement
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ljp_206
3y ago
All (or at least nearly 2000) of Mr. Rogers episodes are available on Archive.org. It's really great to be able to share these with our child, and us parents often appreciate the break and quietness more than our kid does!
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3y ago
I was curious to find out a few years ago that a friend of a friend worked for an agency that frequently worked with KFC. They seemingly got paid to just paly pranks and create buzz online; I suppose if it works, it works. It would be surpr
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4y ago
I'm curious if anybody knows of any 'practical guides' to the four day work week, or toolsets that can help traditional organizations make four day work week a reality. We hear about the 4DWW so often now, but I'd love t
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4y ago
I find this to be a bit of a slippery slope argument (not to mention that I think tying panhandling to tipping to be a shaky comparison at best), but it is socially compelling, and is indeed an outcome that I do not want to come to pass, fo
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4y ago
Sure, it's becoming commonplace. Does that stop people from voting with their fingers? What noise needs to be made to stop what? I'm really trying to understand. I think I am kind of starting to get it, I have been assuming people
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4y ago
It's unbelievable to me how popular complaining about tipping is now, and probably all because a handful of POS systems that are quite common have an option to show default tip percentages. It's like we're running a social ex
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4y ago
I am becoming more and more convinced that many techy folks near the AI scene saw that SD et alia can create an image that convincingly (and perhaps even indistinguishably) looks like a very nice digital painting, and based on that data poi
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4y ago
+1, Daniel Shiffman is an absolute treasure. His studio setup is fantastic and him and his team (?) produce incredible videos.
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4y ago
As a West-coast American, I have only ever heard 'hover' as "huvver."
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4y ago
A few potential reasons: In games the rewards are much more immediate, even if we play a game that requires waiting. Gardens and forests may not be near, available, or accessible when gamers are ready to relax. Gamers may not be physically
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4y ago
As soon as you suggested that such an embedded PNG may only work on an older client, a lightbulb went off for me. Most spam is predicated on attacking those too technologically literate to vet the attack. A smart scammer could create an ema
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4y ago
I would be happy to start from a definition of doxxing and explain why it is not a good thing, but I am curious as to why you might not find the prospect of your address and phone number being revealed disturbing. Very boring, non-unique pe
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4y ago
These were largely upsell emails to existing AT&T customers, and I was a designer/developer for a marketing agency, so I barely had anything to do with the sending. Think like the largest of the large; audiences in the millions. So
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4y ago
I built HTML emails once upon a time - "in the trenches sending spam emails" is how I describe it. One can only send so many undesired trash missives that literally have no effect upon the physical world before you need an outlet.
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4y ago
I created a clunky discord bot that listens to everything my friends and I say on discord and uses that data in Markov chains to talk to us. The bot has various random chance parameters that allow it to chat with us, reply to us, send us me
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4y ago
A "strongly implied message," whether it's truly there or not, does not "clear cut hypocrisy" make. This reminds me of a similar meme in recent/current cultural memory: 'Anti-woke' types love to claim
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4y ago
The idea of this is almost enough to give me a panic attack.
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4y ago
Patrick H Willems has a great video where he discusses how superhero media has moved away from it's core audience of children and teens. He does a good job of discussing what's lost and presenting a pretty good and fair 'hot
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4y ago
A choice between 12 and 24 hr is pretty essential for an American audience.
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4y ago
The fact that we have better health infrastructure in most places worldwide than ever before in human history is true. But saying a surprise, out-of-the-blue 2.5k medical bill can be taken care of by working nearly a month at McDonalds with
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5y ago
I am seeing multiple stackexchange answers that suggest this is due to an intentional over exposure: https://space.stackexchange.com/questions/58624/jwst-aligned...
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5y ago
Great effort by some awesome chip tune creators. If memory serves, they had very little trouble covering the album, but a hell of a time with the album cover. The original photographer for the album cover nearly got the whole project shut d
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5y ago
Literally just returned to my rental after snorkeling Molokini. Hearing whales sing while listening to fish munch on the reef was incredible.
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5y ago
KUOW with no KEXP is a tough fate in Seattle, but not the worst, though, that's ignoring losing all other functions of your stereo. Interesting that this essentially seems to brick the unit and no reset can fix it.
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5y ago
I'm curious to hear from YouTube users who (used to) consider the dislike count before watching a video. I can't recall if it ever majorly factored into my watch habits. I usually only noticed it in cases when users were likely be
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