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Yo that would be perfect. All the advantage of the cloud without the privacy concerns.

> Orgy of Waste school of web design

What is this referring to?

Can someone on Windows or Linux comment on how this compares with nativefier?

From person experience working inside Autodesk, they don’t care. They make so much money while being so dysfunctional that it will take strong competition for them to do anything.

I think the attacker is depositing 0.1 ETH each time but the recipients are receiving less

If there was a company providing Syncthing-as-a-service I would very much sign up. I want the power of Syncthing (or similar) without the hassle of running a server myself.

What’s the tl;dr? What does it say we should eat?

This sounds superior to social networks providing 3rd party access to your graph

Yes. A blockchain is one form of a distributed database. A blockchain allows writes from multiple parties without permission. AFAIK, that's the key

Cool but this was trivially solved previously by excluding NULL from the index using a partial index.

I'm more interested in problems that have no great solution, like taking the first element of a set of partitioned data. Right now you have to partition & rank, and then select the rank 1 elements in a subsequent query.

"the solution to pollution is dilution"

Does anyone know if Shopify will be considered a gatekeeper? What are the qualifications for being deemed a "gatekeeper"?

Good riddance to bad software

Coal also produces more radioactive waste - https://skeptics.stackexchange.com/questions/1018/do-coal-pl...

Same with the green party of Canada

Very curious that NYT's is so slow given their fairly advanced tech team. They do a lot of neat stuff with that team. Though maybe it's another part of the company that manages the rest of the site. Or maybe it's all their neat stuff that makes it slow.

This sounds very similar to Hotwire https://hotwired.dev/ Can someone who has used at least one of those chime in?

I'd be very curious to see if people without mobility issues might find it useful. Maybe after a few iterations on the design.

Then I'm thinking, what if everything in my house was on wheels? Reminders me of those super modular homes that you sometimes see on YouTube where everything is a transformer (bed comes desk, table becomes chair, bookshelf becomes toilet , etc.) or folds away.

I just put a note. It's good to know what you're clicking on when you might not have heard of the website before. It provides something called "context".

Note: this website often contains highly unreliable material and often publishes articles defending such things as the Berlin Wall.

On the one hand, that's the salary of 2-5 engineers. Pure PR. On the other hand, it's more than $0.

Law of large numbers?

I use grams instead of cm^3 but otherwise I agree. I just don't want to carry heavy things!

I will recommend 1 specific thing that is rarely mentioned which is soap slices, sometimes known as camping soap. They're super portable, light and small. They are perfect for situations while traveling where you just need a little hand wash. It happens more often than you'd think.

And please show the release YEAR of albums in the Appears On section. AND please stop recommending stupid house remixes of my favourite songs. I don't like house music one bit, I don't know the remix artist at all, so don't recommend their TRASH to me!

CVS = http://cvs.nongnu.org/ ?

All TOS violations on all platforms are always secret. They will never tell you what you did. We are all one secret violation away from digital homelessness. Being booted from Dropbox is probably one of the least bad boots you can get.

USA exclusive

There's an old saying about online headlines: If the headline asks a question, the answer is always no. If the answer were yes, the headline would say so.

When i was new to Linux all i wanted was GUI versions of every CLI. I even dreamed of writing something that would turn man pages into GUIs

36 steps?