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reddalo

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About reddalo

I get mildly angry on mildlyangry.com

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    Comment #49152426

    Sorry, my bad. I just wanted to know what the OP meant by "timing a bubble", I didn't want to insinuate that they said something different.

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    Comment #49119413

    >I can time a bubble What do you mean? Selling everything before this bubble pops?

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    Comment #49094620

    >{my-hn-username}.substack.com will still be around I wouldn't be so sure. Platforms come and go, they change domains (e.g. Twitter), they merge, they die.

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    Comment #49094582

    Which is also why you get Google results in your own language, even if you're in Japan. Google receive your requests from an IP address in your own country.

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    Comment #49083931

    That's the sad thing: Apple decided to leave all Intel macs on broken macOS 26. Very bad on Apple's part.

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    Comment #49083889

    >have led many people to defer upgrading until MacOS 27 is available Then there's me, crying in MacBook Pro 2019 stuck on MacOS 15 because 27 won't be available for my machine.

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    Comment #49080393

    That's why I said .doc. The format you're talking about is called .docx

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    Comment #49069032

    >Word is basically an operating system. And .doc files are basically a memory dump.

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    Comment #49060120

    The problem of DNT is that Internet Explorer 11 set it to true as default, and then all companies started ignoring it on purpose.

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    Comment #49060110

    The term "dickover" is now approved by the guy who invented "enshittification"! https://pluralistic.net/2026/07/21/dickovers/

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    Comment #49060102

    That's what I'm doing with a service I made. But I don't have any ads, and ad-supported websites can't easily do that.

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    Comment #49031649

    I wish modern operating systems were like that: simple, clean, with no wasted space for decorative purposes.

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    Comment #49014409

    Until I can have all my keys as cleartext in a text file, I won't use passkeys.

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    Comment #49008341

    Exactly, I always refuse to add a passkey because I'm afraid I won't be able to easily login again. Also, I don't want to be locked in to a vendor.

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    Comment #49008286

    > Linux is the only oddball here, I had issues getting this flow to work. Take a guess why. Passkeys are just a trick for vendor lock-in disguised as a security practice.

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    Comment #48984933

    > Compiz Wow, you just unlocked a memory. Good times.

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    Comment #48976515

    WordPress source code is a mess. They should re-write it from scratch using modern technologies, or even a framework like Laravel.

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    Comment #48966891

    Damn, I should have not migrated to Bun. Should I revert back to Npm?

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    Comment #48952162

    You just need to start teaching kids the metric system. Then when they'll grow up the switch will almost magically happen by itself.

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    Comment #48927377

    I can't wait for Europe to come up with an alternative for Visa & Mastercard. European business pay a "hidden" tax to the US on everything, in the form of Visa & Mastercard commiss…

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    Comment #48927354

    Simply put, Stripe doesn't want to deal with the risk associated with those transaction types.

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    Comment #48908301

    It hides the banner, so no consent is ever given. Plus, uBlock would block most scripts that place cookies anyway.

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    Comment #48905343

    Luckily tools such as uBlock Origin let you block all those nasty scripts, _including_ the cookie banner themselves.

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    Comment #48905311

    Desktop Chromium is Chrome. iOS Chrome is just Safari with a different interface. Apple doesn't let other browsers use their own engine on iOS (unless you are located in the EU).

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    Comment #48905301

    Apps took off because Apple did everything they could to make PWAs work badly, with no reliable notifications, no access to some data, etc. Apple did that because they want their s…