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by user3939382 4d ago
Wait, so what about the keywords in my meta tags?
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by user3939382 4d ago
FWIW Kagi has worked hard on their pricing over the last few years and has been trying different models. They're not "big search" the price is what it is so it can exist as a business. 100% fine to not be a customer obviously
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by user3939382 7d ago
$2000-3,200 for a phone? My next phone is an e-ink Mudita Kompact with a hardware kill switch. I can run a service to bridge iMessage if I decide I care. With every year since they arrived in 2005 or so and especially accelerating since 201
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by user3939382 2mo ago
Things like configs and install locations are always where you expect on NetBSD. It’s quite refreshing. Linux feels very messy in comparison.
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by user3939382 2mo ago
PS3 and Nintendo Switch OS use FreeBSD components.
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by user3939382 2mo ago
Pretty uncharitable reading of the comment which happens to be explicitly a violation of the rules of this forum. It’s natural to use the most popular item in a family as a yardstick.
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by user3939382 2mo ago
Anyone could write a post about what they consider a method to do great work. 99.9% would be uninteresting including Paul’s and 99.9% wouldn’t be on HN’s front page including Paul’s if he didn’t have a bunch of 0s on his net worth. To the c
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by user3939382 2mo ago
> the privacy friendly browsers just exist to serve ads when I think about it Not LibreWolf. I’m also a fan of ungoogled-chromium, those are my two daily browsers.
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by user3939382 2mo ago
There’s something cringey about having a zillion dollars and then using your cash soapbox to bloviate to everyone about how to be great-like-me.
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by user3939382 2mo ago
A library and working OS utilities including a browser are not the same thing. A year or so ago I was able to get 1 very old browser working but nothing else had TLS. The browser also didn’t have modern JS which is another similar non-trivi
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by user3939382 2mo ago
It’s a blocker bc it’s complex and not available. By blocker I mean huge hurdle, not so much saying it’s impossible. Your link shows work has been done there.
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by user3939382 2mo ago
I fucking love SDF. It’s like a shining beacon of the old school computing scene that’s still standing. If you need an excuse, it’s great for a box to SSH into to ping or traceroute lynx etc to test networking from a third party.
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by user3939382 2mo ago
The big blocker is actually TLS. Without it lots of tools including browsers are blocked. Now with AI I bet it is manageable, before that the effort required resulted in what you see, almost nothing.
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by user3939382 2mo ago
I can see crafting line by line when I’m retired or for a personal project. It’s eventually going to be like the people now who still operate restored manual linotype machines. “Look here I have the last functioning one in the midwest. See
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by user3939382 2mo ago
Laws are meaningless de jure. Especially where megacorps are concerned, the de facto law (ie the only one that matters) is the text, multiplied by the enforcement mechanism, multiplied by the political will to enforce, multiplied by the 10-
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by user3939382 2mo ago
This is my design as well, didn’t realize Nix arrived at it. Help renders the man page.
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by user3939382 2mo ago
Check out Apple Garamond. What’s old is new.
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by user3939382 2mo ago
> 16.7.x (excluding 16.7 RC) and 17.0.1+ will NEVER be supported (unless a third CoreTrust bug is discovered, which is unlikely). I am 100% over the walled garden, lock out, right to disrepair bullshit. If we had a government instead of
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by user3939382 2mo ago
If anyone has a good reason to need to know they can email me.
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by user3939382 2mo ago
load bearing, key insight, push back, “it’s not x, it’s y”
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by user3939382 2mo ago
Great so I can use a CSS rule to hide anything with the flag.
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by user3939382 2mo ago
Know him in real life. Don’t meet your heroes.
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by user3939382 2mo ago
Clock hour schools have been held to this standard forever. It’s called gainful employment. It was always bullshit that credit hour schools didn’t have this standard, as if it was 1930 and colleges were here to help us think thoughts rather
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by user3939382 2mo ago
Check out Clojure spec. The light dark bifurcation doesn’t hold up.
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by user3939382 2mo ago
I’ve found that it can do it, but the aesthetics of the diagrams it generates are awful. I end up going back to manual Omnigraffle. There is an art to designing the human to human communication aspect of diagrams that transcends which lines
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by user3939382 2mo ago
Subscription is ~$200/month. When I tried running on tokens it was ~$500/day for the same usage pattern. My guess is my usage is atypically high, but even if the average equivalent is $100-250/day you can get a sense of how m
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by user3939382 2mo ago
You’re making an equally nebulous point, as if all govt regulation is good and overreach doesn’t exist by definition or something.
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by user3939382 3mo ago
Have you tried rector?
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by user3939382 3mo ago
I talked to someone laying fiber in Manhattan circa 2020 he said it was $25k / ft. That the permitting process took so long by the time it got approved the people on the city council had changed. That the conduits are so packed you can
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by user3939382 3mo ago
One answer is ECR/ECS/Fargate ie AWS. You’re not gonna split the ops stories between local and remote.

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