emptyparadise

Having a tolerable experience when forced to hand-write JSON?

Curta Assembly! What a cool idea.

Why is it that every time something goes wrong in the Linux GUI world, GNOME is involved?

Imagine buying a Facebook neuralink and having then datamine your thoughts.

But ISP dangers are at least mitigated by HTTPS/proxies/VPNs/public Wi-Fi/Tor. Does Kagi have any comparable protections? It would actually be extremely cool if it did.

I think what scares me about Kagi is the privacy aspect. One thing to look up "hot steamy decompiler software in my area" in an incognito tab (even if it's not particularly that private) and another to do that logged in to a service linked to your credit card linked to you through all the KYC.

I love DDG but it's so overzealous with rewriting queries to include more (usually irrelevant) results.

I removed `overflow: auto` from `#__next` and that fixed it.

Seeing DALL-E illustrations makes me worry that the whole article will be GPT-3 nonsense. Thankfully that was not the case this time.

But then you end up forcing people to use Gmail.

We'll invent evil cyberpunk tech to serve more relevant ads then governments will use it to create the panopticon.

just be a kitty cat in your free time you don't have to make it about sex

Does HN allow you to go negative? I'd love to see a list of infamous HNers.

This idea gives "hostile takeover" a whole new meaning.

I just want a really small laptop like those Vaios from back in the day.

I would honestly love to see more journals that look like this.

Do you have any recommendations?

This is wonderful.

I always get so discouraged when looking for bullet journal resources because everyone has those pretty photogenic journals while I forget where I put my pens. Where do I find more "ugly" journals?

Glad to hear that's coming.

I don't even mind the separate component approach but I wish they would just have a single consistent navigation bar on all of them for switching between all the services for a project.

Please be careful with this line of thought as it can slide into whataboutism really quickly.

>Not doing Easter eggs proves loyalty to power and order

Power and loyalty is everything these days. Surrender to corporate or perish. All whimsy is to be management-approved.

>Since websockets is released under an open-source license, you can use it for any purpose you like. However, I won’t spend any of my time to help you.

>I will summarily close issues related to Bitcoin or cryptocurrency in any way.

It's a free country.

Do you think Y2K fixed itself?

Who watches the watchmen?

I really hope the mobile version will support uBlock Origin.

Humans in a slowly boiling pot seems to be more accurate.

Stuff like this makes me remember why I used to like tech to begin with. I wonder if the watch can be controlled without touching it at all?

Somehow that's the last thing anyone ever wants to try.