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I wonder how much this domain cost.

An article has never made me want to play a game more.

Huge milestone. I still love this app. Would hope to see this story bring some devs to the project to make it even better.

I wonder if this problem was made worse by Japan's interest rate changes recently.

Makes me wonder if the full disclosure mailing list is still active. People were good about contacting outdated installs and kindly offering help to get them patched.

Not the only reason I default to Next.js apps now, but I always assumed this was happening for about a decade.

I ran a VMO for a while and often used chatgpt to analyze contracts. Saved my butt a number of times when time was short and stress was high.

The history here is pretty interesting. I always knew about the alchemists of old, but had no idea curiosity was fined lol

This reminds me... Where is the US on this issue?

Just logged in, no issues. I am noticing a new banner advertising a new user agreement and ToS

Always lead with an open source license.

This just reminds me of the mantra "fix the money, fix the world" I imagine an energy backed money on Crypto rails could fix the incentives for both AI and humans. There's one proj…

This is actually really interesting history, but I wonder about apps like Line, which the Japanese still prefer. It's not a great app, but it's a user app, not a corporate one.

Seems like CIOs are finally listening to the Grey beards.

Cloud infrastructure and firewalls alone are a good reason to not use traceroute.

I often refer to the website... This story should be posted there. It's a great piece of software history.

It's unfortunate, but I feel like govt threats are working to prevent most devs from building tools for individual autonomy and freedom.

I personally like Nostr more, but there's a big gap for users who want to participate securely and don't have bitcoin wallets. Securing your private key while using web frontends s…

This is ironic considering the dock workers striking in America.

I read the letter from Microsoft and it's very interesting. Tech Giants are beginning to look more and more like political parties.

I'm sure a few have tried this before, but no one has given me a good argument for convincing the partner.

This will be a fun space to follow as it will likely find a lot of use cases outside of gaming as well.

This is hilarious. I hope more brands try a temporary rename.