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blakesterz

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    Comment #49263889

    Toni Schneider was just on Decoder last week too talking about this and more https://www.theverge.com/podcast/974387/bluesky-toni-schneid...

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    Comment #48665349

    The css is ".prose-invert" and there's a ".prose" that looks better, I wonder if something threw a switch to make it "invert" when it should be ".prose" because you're right, this …

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    Comment #48662844

    There's a video of the entire session here: https://webtv.un.org/en/asset/k14/k14ej1ucqu?kalturaStartTim... (if that link doesn't work, it starts about 12 minutes into the start)

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    Comment #48491192

    I just started using Claude Code for my work as a sysadmin. For my work, it's great. I don't need to wrestle with MySQL joins, claude gets even the most complex ones right WAY fast…

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    Comment #48424946

    Are there any defenses I can put in front of my websites that are good for stopping these things? The amount of traffic I see from residential proxies is just killing me. In partic…

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    Comment #48385283

    That link it throwing me: "Scan this QR code with your mobile device to verify you are human. reCAPTCHA protects your privacy and does not share your details with this website or a…

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    Comment #48163921

    Planet Money just did an episode on this. The answer is, at least according to this, yes, pretty accurate. At least in the past https://www.npr.org/transcripts/nx-s1-5815308

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    Comment #47850288

    I'm glad they had the "Brands That Still Make Their Own Stuff" list, that was my first thought. What other brands are still decent?

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    Comment #47544791

    John McPhee had a great New Yorker article (which I think was also in the collection Irons in the Fire), where he wrote about how U.S. geologists used sand found in the Japanese "F…

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    Comment #47430717

    You're right, those tags are GREAT! Worth clicking through and having a look.

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    Comment #47350036

    "Most of the private credit loans were floating rate and tied to the federal funds rate, which has persisted at a high level over the past three years. Fitch pointed to this as a c…

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    Comment #47328592

    Reminds me of when kids were doing the same on MySpace https://www.crainsdetroit.com/article/20070917/SUB/709170352... https://mixergy.com/interviews/andrew-fashion/

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    Comment #47225454

    Meta aims to introduce facial recognition to its smart glasses while its biggest critics are distracted, according to a report from The New York Times. In an internal document revi…

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    Comment #47153173

    I'll just add another vote for OrbStack. I found it way faster on M1 and M5 and never found any compatibility issues.

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    Comment #47088471

    That's handy! I just started using oh-my-zsh and I feel like I know about 4% of useful things it can do so far.

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    Comment #46988734

    Alex Stamos talked about this a bit on TWiT late last year: "It's getting hard to not be conspiracy minded here. They closed CSRB, destroyed CISA. CISA has no confirmed director. T…

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    Comment #46811589

    It also reminded me of the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaghetti-tree_hoax One of those things that seem POSSIBLE, but then again...

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    Comment #46709447

    Of course, why are the good ones always in mice? A study led by Stanford Medicine researchers has found that an injection blocking a protein linked to aging can reverse the natural…

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    Comment #46692364

    This closes on a bit of a downer: "As the Internet continues to evolve, it is no longer the technically innovative challenger pitted against venerable incumbents in the forms of th…

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    Comment #46671630

    "It’s hard to quantify just how widespread the phenomenon is, but certain notably offline hobbies are exploding in popularity." Assuming this is an actual trend that is actually "e…

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    Comment #46652212

    "It is a DDOS attack involving tens of thousands of addresses" It is amazing just how distributed some of these things are. Even on the small sites that I help host we see these ty…

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    Comment #46600858

    I guess the hypothesis makes sense. They say it's probably Drugs, Alcohol, Obesity and Fourth, some of the increase may be due to changes in reporting. As people have become more a…

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    Comment #46464735

    https://media.ccc.de/v/39c3-a-post-american-enshittification... Cory Doctorow's talk is quite strong.