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L29Ah··on Signal – An Ethical Replacement for WhatsApp
very ethical phone-tied centralized metadata collection
L29Ah··on Show HN: I built a knife steel comparison tool
where <noscript>??
L29Ah··on Maps.me co-founder tries to close down Organic Maps open-source fork
osmand is better anyway :>
L29Ah··on Encrypted traffic interception on Hetzner and Linode targeting Jabber service
Cloudflare is a MITM you voluntarily setup yourself, innit?
L29Ah··on Ask HN: Are people still using Pascal?
https://hedgewars.org/ has a game engine is written in Pascal, and it rocks!
L29Ah··on Pro1 X: A Linux smartphone with slideout keyboard
likely doesn't run GNU/Linux, as only android drivers-supporting distros are listed as supported so plenty of blobs and not much to upstream
L29Ah··on PinePhone – Beta Edition Linux SmartPhone Preorder
> Multiple banks now basically require you to have an android app.

It's nice that you can boycott them and use those that don't impose arbitrary technological restrictions on you, right?

L29Ah··on Modern Alternatives to PGP
> how to compell yourself to learn a bazillion of mutually-incompatible tools instead of the swiss army knife that works but fell out of fashion
L29Ah··on Go is boring, and that’s fantastic
data State = On | Off deriving (Eq, Enum)
L29Ah··on Muesli – An alternative approach to Soylent
Even if you're not a diabetic, blood glucose spikes affect your mental performance like a weak stimulant, creating mild mood swings. Also, high amounts of high GI foods stimulate body fat production.
L29Ah··on Muesli – An alternative approach to Soylent
AFAIK, cellulose in oats prevents quick digestion of starch so its glycemic index is in 50s.
L29Ah··on Muesli – An alternative approach to Soylent
Thank you; I've expanded it a bit.
L29Ah··on Muesli – An alternative approach to Soylent
I invest in starch instead and use sucralose as a sweetener.
L29Ah··on Muesli – An alternative approach to Soylent
What else could it have been? I needed a way to do simple arithmetic and pretty-print my recipe and its nutrients as I (re-)adjust it at least.