https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Location/re... This is known and commonly used -- since 1996. What's the risk? You can't change records about other domains.
"so I don’t need any realignment of my ability to discern what I’ve read from what I’ve imagined" Not what I asked but I'm glad you're doing okay! I share your concerns.
> "so I don’t need any realignment of my ability to discern what I’ve read from what I’ve imagined" I didn't ask about any of that, but I'm glad you're doing okay.
"That seems like a major security issue." Do you mean something you verified is happening or something you assumed is happening? You can go look at the site OP linked and find out what is happening and if it's a "major…
> Oh god people actually go on a hinge date to axe throwing and think it’s the real world Bro sounds depressed
WOW. 12 year old me would've loved this.
This is great. I've considered doing the same thing. After all, I've always used em dashes in my writing, so I suppose all my blog posts are AI-generated as well.
Nice setup. I keep a FireWire card in my PC for digitizing VHS tapes using a Canon HV20 and a VCR. I need to sit down and finish the project (and sooner than later with VHS media breaking down). > Linux will likely drop…
That's a great idea. It would be neat if you could also cast media to it somehow.
These personal collections are always neat to see. I'd like to start my own (beyond scraps in my local Pictures folder) but I'm not sure how to structure it. I might just build a grid of tagged/categorized media, like a…
Seeing this a bit late. I take your point and yes, that's my worldview. Crocker does not say it's both. Sorry I'm so late to reply.
> "I don’t need to know anything about the domain you’re working in to know better than you" This frustates me to no end. Is it just an example of the Dunning–Kruger effect?
Agreed, but I see this in every industry. And though it's certainly arrogant on some level, I think of it in a more positive light: people are generally optimistic and want to solve problems. My grandfather had a rule…
Yes, but it's also both. Everyone should manage their own feelings and exchange information both efficiently and respectfully.
This comment and OP's feed reader suggestion are making me look into Thunderbird for the first time in 17-ish years!
> and it’s honestly quite great. As opposed to it not honestly being great, which if true, would kind of defeat the point of writing this post Well I, for one, find the honesty refreshing. Someone else mentioned…
I've wanted to try Miniflux for a long time, so a few weeks ago I set it up on a headless debian box I have running for some homelab services. That's part of my Tailscale network, so I was able to immediately start…
+1 for Kagi. It's been my daily driver for 2.5 years and I have no complaints.
That's hilarious! I hope y'all cleared up the confusion quickly.
Very fun
Thanks for your assessment. I hope your judgement is useful to the author and their family.
> until Blender is battle-proven to the same degree
This feels like an arbitrary level of abstraction for how much control a user should have. When you buy a phone, you're buying a combination of components designed and paired for that manufacturer's software. Can the…
> Amazon.com Inc is currently worth 2.4 billion dollars and the only reason is that most businesses insist on giving their customers the worst online experience possible Huh?
> just not wanting to acknowledge that they did it purposefully So the punchline of the urban legend is in question? The part that makes it so interesting? Not sure that qualifies as 'pedantic hair splitting'.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Location/re... This is known and commonly used -- since 1996. What's the risk? You can't change records about other domains.
"so I don’t need any realignment of my ability to discern what I’ve read from what I’ve imagined" Not what I asked but I'm glad you're doing okay! I share your concerns.
> "so I don’t need any realignment of my ability to discern what I’ve read from what I’ve imagined" I didn't ask about any of that, but I'm glad you're doing okay.
"That seems like a major security issue." Do you mean something you verified is happening or something you assumed is happening? You can go look at the site OP linked and find out what is happening and if it's a "major…
> Oh god people actually go on a hinge date to axe throwing and think it’s the real world Bro sounds depressed
WOW. 12 year old me would've loved this.
This is great. I've considered doing the same thing. After all, I've always used em dashes in my writing, so I suppose all my blog posts are AI-generated as well.
Nice setup. I keep a FireWire card in my PC for digitizing VHS tapes using a Canon HV20 and a VCR. I need to sit down and finish the project (and sooner than later with VHS media breaking down). > Linux will likely drop…
That's a great idea. It would be neat if you could also cast media to it somehow.
These personal collections are always neat to see. I'd like to start my own (beyond scraps in my local Pictures folder) but I'm not sure how to structure it. I might just build a grid of tagged/categorized media, like a…
Seeing this a bit late. I take your point and yes, that's my worldview. Crocker does not say it's both. Sorry I'm so late to reply.
> "I don’t need to know anything about the domain you’re working in to know better than you" This frustates me to no end. Is it just an example of the Dunning–Kruger effect?
Agreed, but I see this in every industry. And though it's certainly arrogant on some level, I think of it in a more positive light: people are generally optimistic and want to solve problems. My grandfather had a rule…
Yes, but it's also both. Everyone should manage their own feelings and exchange information both efficiently and respectfully.
This comment and OP's feed reader suggestion are making me look into Thunderbird for the first time in 17-ish years!
> and it’s honestly quite great. As opposed to it not honestly being great, which if true, would kind of defeat the point of writing this post Well I, for one, find the honesty refreshing. Someone else mentioned…
I've wanted to try Miniflux for a long time, so a few weeks ago I set it up on a headless debian box I have running for some homelab services. That's part of my Tailscale network, so I was able to immediately start…
+1 for Kagi. It's been my daily driver for 2.5 years and I have no complaints.
That's hilarious! I hope y'all cleared up the confusion quickly.
Very fun
Thanks for your assessment. I hope your judgement is useful to the author and their family.
> until Blender is battle-proven to the same degree
This feels like an arbitrary level of abstraction for how much control a user should have. When you buy a phone, you're buying a combination of components designed and paired for that manufacturer's software. Can the…
> Amazon.com Inc is currently worth 2.4 billion dollars and the only reason is that most businesses insist on giving their customers the worst online experience possible Huh?
> just not wanting to acknowledge that they did it purposefully So the punchline of the urban legend is in question? The part that makes it so interesting? Not sure that qualifies as 'pedantic hair splitting'.