Hiring people who haven’t used it will be a marketable skill too
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Mostly writing stuff, considering careers outside of technology as AI slop takes over.
Hiring people who haven’t used it will be a marketable skill too
It was in this environment that I would discover programming and the internet.
I’m glad there’s no cryptocurrency involved (was never a concern) but I worry about the optics of something so closely associated.
(I appreciate your commenting on this. I know the project recently blew up in popularity. Keep up the great work)
I'm putting my new code somewhere private anyway.
This is what AI scrapers are doing. They’re taking your code, your artwork and your writing without any consideration for the license.
* curl | bash
* Docker
* Anything that smacks of cryptocurrency or other scams
Just a standard repo for Debian and RHEL derived distros. Fully open source so everyone can use it. (apt/dnf install no-bad-actors)
Until that exists, using Cloudflare is inevitable.
It needs to be able to at least:
* provide some basic security (something to check for sql injection, etc)
* rate limiting
* User agent blocking
* IP address and ASN blocking
Make it easy to set up with sensible defaults and a way to subscribe to blocklists.
But I’ve never heard of a “VHS player” —- always a VCR or a VTP for a playback only unit as uncommon as they were.
sr.ht is the software forge this plain text email website is set up to promote.
If that’s not gatekeeping I don’t know what to tell you.
It runs everywhere and can be installed by anyone.
Why do want to make it harder for people?
Really shouldn't need to explain that, IMO.
* https://sylpheed.sraoss.jp/en/download.html
Compare those to https://www.thunderbird.net/en-US/thunderbird/all
I can't find a current download for modern macOS on either of the first two
I don’t think you’re going to get many people switching from mail.google.com to something in a terminal emulator straight away.