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Seems unlikely that someone with this profile [0] would be an oligarch booster. It seems more likely that it's about Maciej's slow rightwards shift [1]. [0] https://www.gyford.com/phil/about/ [1] https://bsky.app/profile/anildash.com/post/3lhkkre2h422z
Why not link to the boosted Singal post instead of to someone saying it’s super bad?
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Seems unlikely that someone with this profile [0] would be an oligarch booster. It seems more likely that it's about Maciej's slow rightwards shift [1]. [0] https://www.gyford.com/phil/about/ [1] https://bsky.app/profile/anildash.com/post/3lhkkre2h422z
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Why not link to the boosted Singal post instead of to someone saying it’s super bad?
I don't have a link to the post (I don't use X these days) and I assumed illustrating recent sentiment would be sufficient for my counterclaim about what ailed the author.
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#24> I’ve also had some issues in the past with the owner of Pinboard. I can’t recall the exact details of their political or other thoughts now, and don’t plan to look for them, but the site fell into my mental bucket of “services to reluctantly not recommend” a while back. > Mental note: I need a bigger bucket. This section really makes the author come across as "a hater", specially the last sentence. Like those peopl…
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He is sometimes right (his analysis of website obesity), sometimes completely wrong (he argued at length during the COVID pandemic that Belarus was doing something right, when it was obvious from the beginning that it was just a dictatorship cooking numbers - confirmed by post-analysis that shows abnormal rounding and other aberrant distributions) and in both cases he will be insufferably confident and arrogant he got it right.
The kind of guy who never stops to ask himself if he could be wrong, instead devoting all his brainpower finding all the reasons you are certainly wrong. (Which, unsurprisingly, applies when a pinboard user asks for support, too.)
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#25I appreciate that it remains unchanged. Many other services have deteriorated over time in their pursuit of "social engagement".
The ability to publicly display my links is useful, though I mainly use it for proactive sharing rather than being discovered.
Pinboard is social in an introvert's way - compared to other platforms that are social like street salesmen soliciting attention.
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#26I joined Pinboard at a time when there was no recurring costs, just a small fee to join, for life. I think I paid $10 total, 12 or 15 years ago, and not a penny since. For that amount it's a pretty good deal.
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I don't have a link to the post (I don't use X these days) and I assumed illustrating recent sentiment would be sufficient for my counterclaim about what ailed the author.
It’s a link to someone calling someone a -phobe on the internet. Worth less than zero.
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#28The design of Pinboard exists in a similar but self hosted service called linkding [1]. I've been self hosting with Docker for a few years with no issues I can recall. Just checked and it does have the responsive forms as well. [1]: https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding
Cool! Is there a straightforward way to import your Pinboard?
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#29I stopped paying (and using it) a couple of years ago. I have a lifetime account so my bookmarks are still there. Reason: I had started paying yearly for the archive option and it stopped working and I tried and failed several times to get in contact with support. I now use raindrop.io, it is reasonably priced, has api, lets me import pinboard bookmarks, and unlike pinboard.in it still works for me.
Same. Archival stopped working, got a bunch of very confrontative replies from the admin and felt it wasn't worth my time to argue with him.
By the way, didn't notice that raindrop.io started offering a permanent library. That's great. I wish ReadKit supported it too. (Pocket permanent library had the very same issue a long time ago, I stopped using it for this reason).
Is there any tool to migrate from pinboard to raindrop while keeping all the tags and permanent pages stored at the time it was saved?
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#30The design of Pinboard exists in a similar but self hosted service called linkding [1]. I've been self hosting with Docker for a few years with no issues I can recall. Just checked and it does have the responsive forms as well. [1]: https://github.com/sissbruecker/linkding