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For fun, GPT4 summary based on the URL alone: > Can you summarise this article? > https://aeon.co/essays/jwsts-cosmic-revelations-will-change-... The article discusses the upcoming…

Looks like I cannot comment on dev.to but @deciduously should definitely give netlogo a try: https://ccl.northwestern.edu/netlogo/ See existing models here: https://ccl.northwester…

Believe it or not, matte touchscreens do exists.

Excuse my ignorance but I’ve never considered buying a surface up until now (they looked like "powerpoint toys" to me, hopefully I am wrong). My two most important criteria are not…

So, how would one make this or fungi interact with a raspberry? an array of capacity sensors? camera?

That sounds a lot like how current web ads works to me, only with some further optimizations. Am I wrong ? I hope so.

Is it recursive day? This is what I get when I click on your link. https://tmp.shroom.party/joy.jpg

> This app works best with JavaScript enabled. At least the page seems ad-free.

I look at it this way: some sites might be worth paying for, none are worth being tracked for or being eye-raped by ads. I don't know why anyone would think it is a good idea to tr…

fyi its quite common in the gopher space to host behind an hidden service.

Nowadays even image hosting services (imgur, ...) act like they don't know how to display an image without having to resort to javascript.

I have to admit it is a bit funny but I didn't laugh. This is me trying to read the message: https://tmp.shroom.party/twitter.ogv

I mean article content, not just the first line or the title. This way articles are cached in case of downtime.

I hope they fix the RSS feed and put the whole articles in there. It should be the norm, especially on a website with "low" uptime.

Every page comes up empty? Terms, Privacy, Categories...

Hi, > required Is this even legal according to GDPR? https://screenshots.firefox.com/MnEgMtsGavMlxcts/www.buzzfee...

Same here until I realized there is a recaptcha. You would need to accept some frames, cookies, js, xhrs from google.com, and gstatic.com in order to generate a dungeon.

I don't see the need for more visibility of github hosted projects. Many self-hosted projects on the other hand could profit from an aggregator. feedback: I had a hard time using t…

github page is missing instructions to inline the whole html/js/css package in a single file. Is it common knowledge?

Well, I cannot read the article on mobile without agreeing to being tracked, the popup takes 3/4th of the screen. Ain't it the browser's job to display an agree/deny message for co…

So they stop doing arm to others. Once most websites understand it is not viable to attempt to mess with their own visitors, browsers could block the remaining ones by default?

A common behavior I witness, is people using ad/tracker blockers such as ublock origin and/or umatrix and yet continue to consult websites that makes use of those trackers. Worse, …

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/duckduckgo-ht...