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Will come back to this comment in 15 years and admit you are right

I can agree with all but last point.

There’s no proof nor counter-proof that human brain doesn’t work like that.

I host my blog using plain HTML and I have a compile step - a Python script that converts markdown to HTML, which minimizes the energy I spend on... wrapping everything in HTML tags?

For Authy I don’t even feel sorry. Proprietary TOTP. sorry for off-topic

I used some build of blender on windows mobile, crazy how efficiently it worked on 400Mhz HTC Niki, just the screen size, so the performance part seems to be done since forever :D

I would also compare reading to being reprogrammed like EEPROM. Although the process is slower, the changes feel more permanent when learning: you need to create connections yourself from examples compared to someone demonstrating it on the video.

As a European this thing brings more nostalgia than practicality.

However, isn't it better to implement this A -> G scale we have in the EU? It's easier to read than EnergyGuide.

Sounds plausible. I was blown away when Apple Watch could run some of WebGL samples (such as Aquarium with artifacts) back in 2020.

I wouldn't necessarily call it debugging, more like "remote helpdesk". Either way, this is a brilliant way to "compress" instructions.

The craziest part is that it executes on my iPhone SE 2020 in Safari. Textures work, shading works, pretty insane. I even managed to break a block.

According to the story, he wrote a letter to some western guy and he sent him back a cassette with a game or two, and then the copying spree started.

a proper CSS or comments in HTML might do this

This is the easiest way to filter spam, bots, and people that never bring anything valuable to the discussion. It also applies to bio.

Would love to take part in this, but the date is unfortunately pretty unfavorable for me, do you have any social page to follow for the next events?

Why is Hetzner not listed as AWS/GCP/Azure alternative, especially that it's mentioned in "About" section as a hosting platform for various services.

Also Dailymotion is YouTube alternative from France.

Would love to see the same for Nintendo DS but no chance with this tiny SoC

So at least we don't have to worry about anything. Apple can give them access to LLM generated SQLite rows and call it a day. Nobody would notice.

Well, there is a ban on 3rd party apps using X. What surprises me is that Reddit is there?

You are so much spot on with this post. Nothing puts off more than someone on LinkedIn asking "When do you have time to have a call to talk about what I can do for your company?" or even worse: "Here's my calendly, pick the spot you would like!" Not to mention I am not a decisive person in the company, the largest choice I can do is whether I work on a Mac or a PC.

If I'm in a better mood, I ask them to send me some e-mail or PDF with what they have to offer.

I am adding your post to my bookmarks and will always reply to such messages with it.

Yeah during restore. But is this still compliant with GDPR deletion request when you still physically have access to a copy of user's data?

I mean, sure, it's very theoretical, you can't prove that Meta or Google doesn't delete your data until a leak.

Now imagine backups stored on tapes. How many companies would resort to rewinding all of them in search of this single record.

I sent photo of subway information screen in Hamburg with clearly visible line and direction - it did not pick up anything except the line number and "it's possibly a subway".

I use Namecheap and sadly still Gandi for old domains.

The only issue I experience with Namecheap are included redirects which have something like 90% uptime.

Route53 domains is seriously not needed for anything - just add zone in AWS and point your registrar to new NS.

You can use any registrar with R53, so it's more like: if you really need to have domain registration written in Terraform and the other registrar doesn't provide it

I try to read at least 16 books a year (usually it turns out to be more). I cannot stress enough how much this helped me increase my skills.

One example: The Go Programming Language. I tried using Go several years back after using Java for years and my experience was horrible. Then I read this book and I understood the philosophy behind Go, followed all exercises. Am I Go expert? Far from it. But I am proficient enough to write my own tools or contribute small fixes to other teams at work efficiently.

And imagine how Facebook got lucky with their .onion address

Exactly how I remember it - I had only Winamp 3 and installed all those funky modern skins.

I remember my two favorite skins: working iPod 4G and iPod Nano 1st gen. With functional scrollwheel and menus.

Was it really since Winamp 5? IIRC, I installed them on Winamp 3.

Edit: I just fell into a nostalgia spiral reading Winamp forums. It still has posts from 2000.

What if every employee was talking totally random nonsense during the day, like singing songs and such, and playing some noises into the microphone?

"Meta Platforms Ireland Limited", something is off here, hmm...