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Last non-retired archived version: https://web.archive.org/web/20260722191742/https://www.freef... >

If you have a brand or personal image that you are investing in, you can surely afford to invest in paying for a branded version of Anubis.

Or even taking a walk: https://archive.org/details/sim_reporter_1951-08-07_5_3_0/pa... > (Alternate link: https://archive.org/details/sim_reporter_1951-08-07_5_3/page... >)

“When you place a tangible value on trust, trust becomes a commodity to be bought and sold.” — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27432186 >

The answer is easily found by Google, and any AI could give the correct answer instantly.

Better version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIusD6Z-3cU >

There are a few people who don’t use e-mail, sure, like Donald Knuth. But conscientious objectors to e-mail? I don’t know of any, and if you find any, they probably don’t use the I…

Please note that this criticism is from 2023, but the “Clean Code” book has a second edition from 2025, extensively revised to account for the many misconceptions which new program…

Then what did you mean by “I think the desire to not have to be accountable for ones choices and their effect on the world is also childlike, personally.”? I though you meant that …

> Who says that avoiding Chinese tomato paste doesn’t accomplish anything? It funnels money to other brands and keeps them going rather than rewarding forced labour and driving oth…

https://www.threepanelsoul.com/comic/code-maintenance >

I think boycotts are effectively useless. If you disagree, can you name a few, or even one, consumer-level boycott in, say, the last 50 years, which actually accomplished its goal?…

If that’s what you want, you would be better served by RFC 7208: https://www.rfc-editor.org/info/rfc7208/ >

> Eh, I'm not watching a video to see a quote from someone I've never heard of and have no particular reason to value. Your loss. > Nor do I buy into "you can't survive without rel…

> One of the powers we have in this capitalist world is to decide where our money goes. If there's a decent chance it'll end up perpetuating something I find massively objectionabl…

Put volume! — Trevor Noah, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wtz0WZSNcPA#t=43s >

any noun can become a verb if you don’t care enough — https://blog.linguisten.de/post/183704949120/any-noun-can-be... >

“I couldn’t live with so many trees. They suck up all the oxygen.”

The wildcard DNS SPF record is useful for mail receivers who won’t check DMARC, but will check SPF records. Also, the DMARC sp= setting defaults to the same as the p= setting (unle…

Also consider (using your example domain): *.mydomain.io. TXT "v=spf1 -all" to restrict SPF on all subdomains.

Yes. Sorry for being unclear.

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More people should be aware of their history. This text made the rounds in the late 1990s as spam was starting to become a problem. Everybody and their dog had their own “ultimate …

The question is, is this behavior documented to run the command in a subshell? If it’s only documented to split on spaces and expand environment variables, the git command could ch…