mario_kart_snes

Self-hosted version: https://github.com/Kovah/LinkAce/

How do I submit a link for this?

Isn't this the idea of web rings from the 90s?

Ah, I didn't realize that. My apologies.

Are there any linux (ubuntu) options?

Yeah, from that link:

"The long-term erosion rates are also one to four orders of magnitude lower than the assumed 1 mm yr soil loss tolerance value assigned to these locations by the U.S. Department of Agriculture."

So this paper shows the erosion is actually slower (better!) than we expected.

Will flights be cancelled in cases of moderate/heavy wrong-direction winds?

Is this similar to https://github.com/jmdugan/blocklists ?

NameSilo or Cloudflare

> The intrigue: The Dobbs decision may prompt tech companies to minimize the data they collect. It could also recharge Congress' effort to pass a national online privacy law.

Certainly that would be a good outcome from the Dobbs decision!

> What to watch: Much of daily life happens online, and if the Supreme Court continues down this path, that internet activity could become fodder for criminal investigations.

Huh? It certainly already was before this reversal.

My actions are simply not running.

I love Feedbro, but agree it's slightly unfortunate you have to run it in browser. Running Feedbro as standalone would be cool.

Is the device in question a Garmin?

I set up a DNS entry in my hosts file for all facebook/meta domains (https://github.com/jmdugan/blocklists/blob/master/corporatio...) to be blocked (routed to 0.0.0.0). The effectively blocks any data from the "pixel" because when it tries to send it, the request fails.

Hilarious technicality. Nice.

I have used Svelte but not SolidJS. I am also interested in this question. I looked at the SolidJS docs, and it seems like the Svelte docs/tutorial (https://svelte.dev/tutorial/basics) is more clear and focused.

Is this similar to SolidJS?

https://www.solidjs.com/

What is the experience like using this vs Sonos?

If instead they said "Protonmail supports open source" then I would totally agree with you, but I think my conclusion is fair to draw from their language: "Protonmail will always be open source."

Are you referring to the "from" address or specifically the "reply-to"? You can change the "from" ... I am not sure about keeping the "From" the same but changing "reply-to"

Sure, they have some things (arguably low-value, but you may disagree) on GitHub, but they do not have the main protonmail service - where I could run my own Protonmail server - on GitHub.

In general this seems like a good move.

But the last paragraph violates one of my common complaints: using "open source" as a buzz-word:

> Proton will always be open source

Oh really? Where can I download the source code to run my own Protonmail server? Answer: I can't.

I've switched to Joplin and am happy

What does this company do?

One of the biggest media events for Twitter in the past few years, I'd be surprised not to see people joining.

RSS does work, fwiw (you may know this but for others too ...): just add "/feed" to the end of the root URL, for example: https://bariweiss.substack.com/feed

I have a small email list that I would send out emails a few times per year. It used to be on Mailchip but they switched focus to e-commerce so much that it was painful (multi-step) process to actually send an email. I moved my list to Substack and it's fairly easy (2 clicks) to send a message.

I switched from Evernote to Joplin

What's the current price per gallon?