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daniel31x13

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daniel31x13··on How to Make Wealth (2004)
Old but gold.
daniel31x13··on More than 2M research papers have disappeared from the Internet
Thanks, I used https://www.screen.studio for the videos, totally worth it!
daniel31x13··on More than 2M research papers have disappeared from the Internet
This is one of the main reasons I created Linkwarden - to combat Link-Rot.

Linkwarden is an open-source collaborative bookmark manager to collect, organize and preserve webpages:

https://linkwarden.app

daniel31x13··on How to market to smart people (2007)
An article I’ve found from the front page back in 2007:

https://news.ycombinator.com/front?day=2007-02-20

daniel31x13··on An Introduction to the WARC File (2021)
Created Linkwarden exactly for this:

https://linkwarden.app

daniel31x13··on A million ways to die on the web
This is one of the main reasons I created Linkwarden - an open-source collaborative bookmark manager to collect, organize and preserve webpages:

GitHub: https://github.com/linkwarden/linkwarden

Website: https://linkwarden.app

daniel31x13··on The laptop that won't die
> If all you need is a basic machine for doing stuff on the web, making video calls (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, plenty of Linux-specific video-chat works tres well), listening to music or using Discord? It’s perfect.

There's no doubt about it.

> To be fair, I’m not using this machine as my main, daily laptop. If I did, it’s more likely something might have busted a while ago.

Exactly!

The thing that so many people misunderstand is the choice of machine for your work essentially represents a B2B business between you and the company selling these devices.

When someone who truly needs a MacBook, that means they're usually making so much that the price of the machine they're spending on is little in comparison to the profit they're making from it.

On the other hand yes, I do believe companies like Apple are really taking this too far.

Side note: Don't get me wrong here, I also have an old Dell Precision, but not as my main, daily machine. It's just ironic how some people really try so hard to integrate these machines for their work environment.

daniel31x13··on Imgz: The image host where you are not the product, or even the customer
You bet!
daniel31x13··on Imgz: The image host where you are not the product, or even the customer
The way they explained the cost made me chuckle:

> That's because we want to avoid having to sell photos of your…

The disclaimer had me laughing even harder:

> Small print may be too small to read. Service comes with no guarantee, not even guarantee of service.

But what's cracking me up the most is seeing some folks actually taking this seriously.

daniel31x13··on Help! Pirated copies of my books are being sold on Amazon
Just found this on Twitter, thought it’d help…
daniel31x13··on Show HN: Linkwarden – An open source collaborative bookmark manager
Great question, Linkwarden was initially a personal project but then we decided to scale it up into a fully fledged product. Regarding monetization, we already included the paid hosting plan for the users who don’t want to self-host, but the self-hosted option will remain free forever and will always be supported alongside the paid hosting.
daniel31x13··on Show HN: Linkwarden – An open source collaborative bookmark manager
Actually Linkwarden was tested on machine with only 2GB of memory and it ran pretty smoothly.
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