pixelat3d

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by pixelat3d 1mo ago
It's not a simple semantic distinction. The mechanism matters because the monetization is built around it, and the monetization (as we've built it) only works because there's a human on the other end. Can we build other monet
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by pixelat3d 3mo ago
Oh, well in that case I'll just turn it off then
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by pixelat3d 3mo ago
It's kind-of a requirement in 2026 -- you need something to MTM the amount of bot traffic that's going around these days and CF provides a good product and service (even outside of just the challenges portion.) If you want to be m
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by pixelat3d 3mo ago
Over at AppleInsider, the amount of bot traffic is insane, and it's gotten to the point where it's starting to even jack up some of our Google Analytics. No, GA we didn't see a natural 320% rise in visitors from Singapore...
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by pixelat3d 5mo ago
From the download page on the website: "Note: Little Snitch version 1.0.0 does not currently work with the Btrfs file system! Btrfs is used by default on Fedora, so Little Snitch does not currently identify processes on Fedora. We are
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by pixelat3d 7mo ago
I fail to see the obvious wisdom in having AI re-implement chunks of existing frameworks without the real-world battle testing, without the supporting ecosystem, and without the common parlance and patterns -- all of which are huge wins if
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by pixelat3d 8mo ago
The whole premise of this is kinda wrong. Google killed SO more than anything else. Much like how they’re killing the rest of the web today. AI certainly didn’t help, but it is/was not the root cause, nor was the ‘toxic’ environment
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by pixelat3d 8mo ago
I have been on a call with a CMP where they got mad at me for not resetting our user's preferences and because our 'do not accept' was high due to the fact i refused to de-promote it via a dark pattern. I kid you not. fwiw; l
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by pixelat3d 8mo ago
Which is why this article has no value. The title is completely disconnected from market reality
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by pixelat3d 11mo ago
It is VERY real, sadly
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by pixelat3d 1y ago
Can't say I agree. As far as things that could be said go, "garbage" is pretty tame
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by pixelat3d 2y ago
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by pixelat3d 3y ago
Snagged bsky-social-hykwa-x3ox4
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by pixelat3d 3y ago
Your assumption is the reason his content was removed was because of the allegations, which is potentially not true. While it's very likely the allegations are what drew attention to it, it doesn’t mean there wasn’t a bunch of stuff
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by pixelat3d 3y ago
I see this angle a lot; " Greater Internet Fuckwad Theory [1]" it's often called. However, Facebook -- the single largest social website in the world -- stands as stark evidence that anonymity doesn't really factor in al
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by pixelat3d 4y ago
I think you may be proving the point I was attempting to make ;) You do your best within the constraints you're given, which is what is being said in your example. You are welcome to make your arguments for or against a decision (as fa
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by pixelat3d 4y ago
How do you handle different opinions from yours and disagreements in general? This seems like you're asking a question about basic social skills, and it's only tangentially related to development. I'm not saying that to dunk
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by pixelat3d 4y ago
If you are typing anything you desire to stay hidden forever into a completely unencrypted and openly data mined and brokered (read your privacy policy) cloud-based solution then I have a bridge to sell you...
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by pixelat3d 4y ago
in GTK when you instantiate the window you pass what is called the "transient for" property ( https://docs.gtk.org/gtk4/method.NativeDialog.set_transient_... ). That informs the dialog what it belongs to. If yo
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by pixelat3d 4y ago
>> It's unfixable behavior because the GNOME devs stopped respecting their own gsettings, org.gtk.Settings.FileChooser location-mode, to FORCE the path-bar experience on everyone. Because no one needs to type file paths, apparent
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by pixelat3d 5y ago
Yeah, sorry. My ISP decided it didn't want me to keep that alive anymore ¯\_(ツ)_/¯