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Really cool!

I never said this would help... in fact, I’m against this kind of measure, at least the way it’s being done. But I wouldn’t be surprised if Brazilian ISPs are forced to block this sort of thing (just look at what happened with Twitter (X) the year before last).

Congrats. Keep it that way.

I mean... access to adult content at that age is really, really bad. It really messed up my brain. Gore videos, chatting with adults, etc. But I learned many good things, too. It's a double-edged sword.

I was a kid with unrestricted, unsupervised internet access, and it definitely affected many things in my life. If I happen to have a child in the future, they won't go through that.

The Brazilian government passed a law requiring age verification for every site categorized as 16+. It can't be self-declared, so companies usually resort to facial scans and ID verification. I DO NOT want photos of our Brazilian children going to foreign agents who are PROVEN to profit from and do God-knows-what with our biometric data. And the funniest part? The same law says 'regulation shall not, under any circumstances, authorize or result in the implementation of mass surveillance mechanisms,' but also mandates that these measures must be 'AUDITABLE.' In other words, someone needs access to that data. It’s all so stupid and incoherent.

People who are less tech-literate FIERCELY support the measure, and whenever someone opposes it, they claim that person supports digital child abuse...

Anyway... the responsibility of protection should come from the parents, not from companies that profit off your biometric data.

One of the most important papers of all time.

Just one word: Quicksort.

One-of-a-kind genius.

Great. I started developing in the Docker era, and while I can see some flaws, it is one of the easiest, most reliable tools I constantly use. I can't imagine how people dealt with those problems before Docker

Great!

Great work! Might do it too in some other language...

This is so interesting but so spooky! We're reaching sci-fi levels of AI malice...

I'm not talking about the EU... That alone proves my point. SMS is/was more expensive worldwide.

Same in LATAM.

It's surprising but makes a lot of sense

For those of you curious about what the Star Wars one looked like, the tradition lives on here: ssh -p 1977 sw.taigrr.com

The tradition lives on here: ssh -p 1977 sw.taigrr.com

In countries where SMS isn't as widespread as it is in the US, the use of WhatsApp is much more common.

I live in one of those countries, and I don't think I've ever had to use it to communicate with someone on another continent. I think most of its use is simply local, for your community or friend group.

The downside for me is basically the lack of appeal for a non-tech user (like my parents) to voluntarily want to stop using an app they've been using for, what, 10-12 years? It’s not that big of a deal; everyone uses Instagram or Facebook (maybe)... WhatsApp is definitely going to make the process difficult, too.

Really cool!

Ventoy is great bc it just works. No BS, just drag and drop your isos and BOOM! Bootable usb with MULTIPLE isos. Really great software.

Really, really interesting read. I use env vars daily, and it never occurred to me how they actually work. It shows how many things we take for granted have such interesting implementations. :)

Amazing! I've never seen a game with this artstyle, really, really classy!

The music starting so suddenly just gave me a big jumpscare. Great work, tho!

Strongly agree!

Wow! So cool!

Yeah, probably. What impresses me the most is the resilience — there’s been downtime only a handful of times.

Great job! But what really caught my attention was that map — the 3D structures are perfect, and I was able to see my own building. Does anyone know which one it is?

Pix is amazing, really. The technical side is incredible—I remember reading or watching some really good content about the architecture, but I can’t recall exactly where and haven’t been able to find it again. All payments have to be completed in under 100ms, which is impressive considering how resilient the infrastructure needs to be to handle thousands of transactions per second.

Just a great project!

This is great! Congratulations.

I use it, and it's really very good and beautiful. However, I set everything to dark colors.

But there's something that really bothers me, and none of the fixes work: I can't get the cursor to work in GTK applications! It always switches to the default. It's not the theme's fault, as this happens with all the others...

You can use it for remote LAN gaming, just like we used Radmin or Hamachi to play Minecraft.