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Show HN: Cloud.museum the first SSG coded by ChatGPT(cloud.museum)
3 points by rdevnull 3y ago|0 comments
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ChatGPT-Coded Cloud.Museum: A Simple Static Site Generator(cloud.museum)
2 points by rdevnull 3y ago|0 comments
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by rdevnull 4y ago
These figures are certainly bogus. Fabricated by green crusaders that know nothing. Energy footprint is a fabrication.
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by rdevnull 4y ago
I understand your point but I can't see a decade old laptop to be the right tool for the job unless you really don't use photos, videos, imag editing of any sort (adobe suite), office, etc. and your job is just on the terminal. Of
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by rdevnull 4y ago
Sure, if it meets their needs all is fine. But why limit knowledge but what you need/ed a decade ago when there is so much more in the new processors, software etc.? to save money? For what ? My point is that the article seems to sugge
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by rdevnull 4y ago
Thanks for the hint. I am aware of this afecionados community. More power to them but none of this will make your old Mac grow an M1 processor. My previous laptoop was an Macbook pro intel 64gb ram full specs. The M processor is much faster
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by rdevnull 4y ago
going strong? you don't have security updates since..a decade. The browsers (I have such a machine too, for museum purposes and occasional fun) won't load most of the sites and will be super slow. I absolutely accept and respect w
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by rdevnull 4y ago
You can do plenty of useful things without a computer too :-) but that is beside the point. For business use you do need a browser. Fast, with security updates etc. For some people doing web development having access to professional produ
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by rdevnull 4y ago
sure and no way to look at your photos in icloud, connect to music or interact with apple tv (or develop or test any app). But sure, you don't need icloud if you got your photos on DVD right ?
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by rdevnull 4y ago
the key is "with linux". Try developing iOS apps or do anything within the apple ecosystem (e.g. check your photos?). Not viable for 99.9% of mac users.
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by rdevnull 4y ago
Thanks for sharing. I feel that this is the point of the article too "if you don't need a high end machine...." but if you do you can't really afford to change your laptop after 10 years when most of the software won&#x2
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by rdevnull 4y ago
I understand. Just talking about weight a Macbook 16" is 2 Kg. So it would be much lighter, more integrated then carrying around all these pieces. If you go in a business trip you need the integration and battery of a laptop. Allright,
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by rdevnull 4y ago
I don't think cow anology is very appropriate. Technology is moving fast (well not as fast nowadays but still pretty fast) and if you don't update your tools your work will be as obsolte as your hardware. If any of your hardware i
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by rdevnull 4y ago
well said! I read it but the "only using webrowser as light as possible and notepad for text, thats it" gives it away. I am just surprised how many experienced coders don't realise that technology is moving fast and, if you u
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by rdevnull 4y ago
I don't want to sound dimissive but if you code anything more than 90's stuff an 11 years old desktop won't cut it. Especially if you have an apple computer. Such a model is not just obsolete but would open a lot of security
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by rdevnull 4y ago
I can't really make up if this is a joke or not. Assuming it isn't, seriously ? If someone needs a laptop the pre-requisite is to be portable. This solution is not a laptop replacement. Why not simply move around with your desktop
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by rdevnull 4y ago
seriously he did tell you to read the original post and just a couple of click laters you can find out the OP is a professor not a student..
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by rdevnull 4y ago
Hello from Switzerland :) We are not in the EU not just "technically" but as a fact. None of these agreement covers the exchange of private emails or metadata with the EU.
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by rdevnull 4y ago
No offence but as an "expert" there is no excuse to run a webpage/blog etc. with no https. With Vercel, Netlify and many others offering free stating hosting and let's encrypt https certificate there is no excuse to run
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by rdevnull 5y ago
you are welcome! enabling SSL should just be a click on github and is very convenient. I appreciate that your site is different and not like everything out there. Probably just adjusting the font color would go a long way in terms of readab
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by rdevnull 5y ago
interesting article! some feedback: it looks like you host your blog on github pages .Please add an SSL certificate, it is free and would eliminated the annoying browser warning. LCARS CSS is nice and original, perhaps you can change the fo
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by rdevnull 5y ago
what do you mean ? the browser button? I can't replicate the issue. Thanks for providing more information!
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Show HN: Neu.sh HN with Open Dyslexic Font Made in Svelte(neu.sh)
3 points by rdevnull 5y ago|2 comments
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by rdevnull 6y ago
Just WOW!! just bought my copy..great idea to offer a discount for Coda 2 owners. Is just awesome!
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by rdevnull 6y ago
yes very nice !
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by rdevnull 6y ago
how is it different to https://github.com/davidrzs/latexcss ?
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Your app is primarily a book!(david.dev)
2 points by rdevnull 6y ago|0 comments
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by rdevnull 7y ago
wow so cool :) take my money ! I want one
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by rdevnull 7y ago
why not use https://wildduck.email ? I have been using it for years and never had to look back.
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by rdevnull 7y ago
you simply notarized the app and you know that there is no malware. Also we are talking about ElectronJS and Chromium -- not exactly untreatable sources. Note that apple does check for malware and quality on the upload stage itself (now don

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