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rambambram

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About rambambram

Creator of HeyHomepage.com - An internet friendly tool to make your own website. No coding required. With social features like an RSS reader/timeline in one, and a webring/blogroll with accompanying OPML list. Easily style and manage your website. Everybody can do it!

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49156712

    Wow, nice prompting!

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    Comment #49137754

    Thanks for RSS, sir.

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    Comment #49137744

    Indeed! I have a selfbuilt RSS reader and interesting blogs without a feed are just saved as a bookmark basically. I care more about the stories (people call it 'content' nowadays)…

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    Comment #49102041

    > commodification of intelligence Is HN really this fast!? Everybody already skipped the hard questions whether LLMs are intelligent? 'It' can already be commodified? So how much t…

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    Comment #49090992

    Your 'personal' site in your bio is giving me a browser-warning not to visit. Maybe expired certificate? Btw, nice initiative with Forth! That's why I clicked.

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    Comment #49089846

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    Comment #48807715

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    Comment #48802210

    I recently added Wander to a website of mine ( https://www.heyhomepage.com/wander/ ). Before that, I became a proud member of the small Tech Makers webring (at the bottom of https:…

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    Comment #48712014

    Very interesting! Looks like nice museums to go to. When I DuckDuckGo these museums, they seem to be related somehow!? https://www.technik-museum.de/ I recently visited Stuttgart t…

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    Comment #48612359

    If you want a slave, I'm indeed a huge pain to work with.

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    Comment #48607396

    So, these self-proclaimed seniors... are they the one who signed the employment contract with the juniors? No? Then you're not their boss, you're a colleague. So stop confusing the…

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    Comment #48601427

    100% agree. Youtube has been a steady source for my music discovery. Example: I came across a Vietnamese artist with a nice videoclip and not so much views. I really liked the musi…

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    Comment #48519942

    I stick with Pluma and gedit on Linux, but the landing page is clear and goodlooking!

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    Comment #48482819

    $289, for everybody who doesn't want to click.

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    Comment #48473120

    I know about that. These situations are logical, if you'd ask me. The OP suggested EU law works where all parties involved are outside EU. Like EU playing world police, or somethin…

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    Comment #48468428

    I'm not talking about incorporated bodies, I'm talking EU law. EU decides what it wants in EU, not outside EU. Or am I missing something?

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    Comment #48467427

    > While I like a lot of Euro regulations, some of the privacy ones go too far with the whole "we're going to enforce this on the whole world" crap. Care to explain? EU is also a ju…

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    Comment #48293499

    Beautifully spoken, you take the words out of my mouth.

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    Comment #48285668

    For me, the biggest 'cost' seems to be peace of mind. I rent my place, and even thinking about all this home owner sh!te gives me a headache. To each their own, and I'm probably pi…

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    Comment #48251074

    Schleswig-Holstein works with sovereign tech for their office and email applications.

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    Comment #48190340

    Preaching to the choir.

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    Comment #48152916

    I wish more sites added images (in the tag preferably) to their RSS posts. I think images are the perfect middle ground between spicing up pure textbased posts and not being distra…

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    Comment #48146115

    Thanks! It was slightly confusing, now I get it.

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    Comment #48145490

    > linux desktop That's the only part I'm interested in. I've read this article - or something similar - before and it doesn't surprise me that these big tech companies want more co…

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    Comment #48119179

    Quit the lowkey PHP bashing, please.