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hardcopy
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Comment #39471634
"embrace" would be the rise of decentralized social media
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Comment #39442058
Remove the cars* from your street people != cars
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Comment #39405893
I like NLNet model. NLNet isn't a government agency. NLNet is a nonprofit foundation that is responsible for distributing certain government grants, such as NGI Core Zero, which ar…
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Comment #39405073
Oh boy, where do I start. First of all, I do donate to multiple projects monthly. Secondly, why should I (a tech enthusiast) foot the bill for software that benefits all of society…
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Comment #39404898
OSTIF scope is really narrow. It's mainly for patching security related bugs/vulnerabilities in existing large projects. And AFAIK it has a significantly smaller source of funding,…
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Comment #39404090
A few weeks ago a wrote in to my Senator on the complete lack of government funding for independent engineers/small projects building FOSS (USA). NLNet in the EU is awesome. We rea…
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Comment #39392179
https://mastodon.social/@danluu.rss
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Comment #39390254
> PWA optionally bundled with some native components for filing the gaps, as in Tauri. Isn't that essentially Capacitor? https://capacitorjs.com
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Comment #39390153
They still work on iPadOS
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Comment #39389584
Sigh. This is a huge headache for me. https://lemmy.world/post/12001569 (I develop https://github.com/aeharding/voyager )
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Comment #39389487
It's night and day. For example: - Installing a PWA from Firefox browser adds to home screen with Firefox engine - beforeinstallprompt event https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/doc…
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Comment #39352846
I'm not afraid of "losing" in a crash. I just don't want to have my retinas blasted to shit every time I drive at night by trucks hauling their drivers' insecure masulinity.
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Comment #39315889
Meh. I live in Wisconsin. It's fine. > Our modeling finds that even if Focus incentivizes 800,000 heat pumps with electric resistance backup (10 times the number of heat pumps as i…
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Comment #39252378
I wish we'd see more passive aggressive activism, for example, HN switching their logo (y18.svg) for y18.jxl
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Comment #39220044
> It ensured that all browsers have full support for P3 color, seven years after it started shipping. Not really true. Firefox still clamps all colors to sRGB before sending color …
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Comment #39204602
Cloudflare forces you to use their dns. You can’t use route 53, for example. Which is shitty with domain transfer cool off periods.
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Comment #39204526
Cloudflare registrar is poor recommendation because you are forced to use Cloudflare dns. I learned this the hard way when I had to use route 53 dns and had to wait 60 days to tran…
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Comment #39191148
> Blame and persecution are not counterproductive, they are crucial to improving safety. There's a good chapter on blame that you should read in this book: https://www.simonandschu…
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Comment #39123381
React Forget is going to be huge. If I had to bet, it'll be released in a beta at react conf in may.
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Comment #39093003
How does a car have a "clean title" (seen from video) if it's stolen?
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Comment #39046471
WTF? CAs should be mandated to have an automated, public form/API where you can submit a private key to have it revoked. Lets encrypt has this. https://letsencrypt.org/docs/revokin…
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Comment #38970032
Lemmy does.
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Comment #38954528
The Internet Is Full of Registration Popup Dogshit
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Comment #38929833
eh. To a certain extent you should compare based on distance traveled, maybe. But total miles driven in the USA are quite high compared to other countries. Lots of driving simply d…