welly

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by welly 1y ago
"Most of your friends will be AI" No they won't.
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by welly 4y ago
How is it freeloading when they have literally offered it for free?
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No more free API access, says Twitter: You pay for that data(theregister.com)
4 points by welly 4y ago|1 comments
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by welly 4y ago
Also signed up. They can have my phone number. What are they going to do with it? Target advertising at me? To be honest, I'm a bit past caring about companies selling my data. They've built up enough of a profile of me in my 30+
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by welly 4y ago
Essentially yes. I guess in a similar way US companies are required to care about GDPR, if they want to operate in other regions. There's a bit more info here: https://www.copyrighted.com/blog/dmca-guide
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by welly 4y ago
Nice try, Cloudthread. Yes, the design is fairly generic but if you can't see that someone ripped off someone here then you must be trying a bit too hard to not see it.
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by welly 5y ago
Why do you think this? I'd be interested as to why you came to this conclusion.
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by welly 5y ago
If we ban cars, we'll see less deaths on the road too.
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by welly 5y ago
I've been using protonmail as my mail email service for probably close to 6 years. Earlier iterations of the UI were obviously basic but it's perfectly functional now and works very well and certainly not for "occasional use&
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by welly 5y ago
Monstrous? It couldn't be any more simple, if you even have to go through the process of setting up PHP. Hosting options that support PHP are two a penny, probably literally.
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by welly 6y ago
If the OP open sources his QR code reader app then the "free" model is absolutely sustainable.
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by welly 6y ago
I don't know if it differs from various vendor releases of android but certainly on my Samsung S20, QR codes can be read without an additional app just by pointing the camera app at one. I seem to recall my Pixel XL did the same.
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by welly 6y ago
Love the concept of that but you'd have to have children's hands to play it. I can only see frustration and the thing being thrown across the room if I had one.
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by welly 6y ago
Is it? Why is that?
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by welly 6y ago
I think you missed the opportunity to re-enforce a few more times how much you dislike the genre of music in question. Just so the reader knows.
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Website has been designed to appear for searches of 'LoveFrom'(lovefrom.style)
1 points by welly 6y ago|0 comments
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by welly 6y ago
I'm not sure I'd refer to crows, a murder of or a flock of, in a beginner's textbook on the English language. I don't think crows are commonplace enough in every day conversation to justify their inclusion. If I was need
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by welly 6y ago
"Gaming the system" is really NOT a cultural thing here in the UK. Not in the same way as described by the OP. Your two examples are not in any way, shape or form examples of gaming the system.
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by welly 6y ago
For me I like the feeling of cleanliness and freshness after having a shower in the morning before I start work. Clearly I'm not dirty or smelly after a hard day's work behind a hot Das Keyboard but l suppose it has become routin
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by welly 6y ago
I like this project a lot and am inspired to do something similar. I'm a liveaboard boater in the UK, I have a 55 foot narrowboat with 350w of solar on the roof and a 550ah battery bank. I could probably run my own little server simila
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by welly 6y ago
And thank you too!
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by welly 6y ago
Thank you!
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by welly 6y ago
Going slightly off topic but I wonder if anyone can point me to a tailwind "starter kit" - ie. a project with everything in place to get going with tailwind, postcss etc. Thanks!
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by welly 6y ago
With few exceptions, I can't think of a good reason to serve up regional dialects of English and I can't imagine anyone approving the translation of a site into UK, US, Australian, Canadian, Indian English or any other regional di
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by welly 6y ago
Not an astronaut but a couple who had been working on the Antarctic (he was a driver, she was working in the kitchens/cafe/bar) during the summer season. They had loads of really interesting stories and it sounded fascinating. The
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by welly 6y ago
You certainly do hear creepy stories about hosts surprising guests by only having one bed. And more than that. Of course, if everything is mutually agreed then that's fine. I was actually pretty surprised when I was speaking to another
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by welly 6y ago
You don't need money to travel beyond your front door/neighbourhood but come on, you need "some" money to travel. You can't travel without a penny in your pocket.
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by welly 6y ago
I used to be very involved with couchsurfing in the late 2000s and early 2010s I had a high number of women couchsurfers, which came about from having positive feedback from other female couchsurfers, because like you they had their own bed
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by welly 6y ago
Isn't the more interesting part of old web servers what it actually contains in the form of content rather than the technology?
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by welly 6y ago
I've been using mysql workbench for a few years now. Is free, works well, is cross platform and open source.

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