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It's a sibling to curl in that way

Big difference for ffmpeg especially (but I imagine for curl too): it's not just one guy in Nebraska. Seems to have a very healthy community of devs involved in it.

Well, I don't how it is these days, but it hasn't always been describable as "Healthy".

I guess you guys have never heard of HarfBuzz, huh?

Pi-hole operates on your local network.

NextDNS performs the same thing but on the public internet, removing the dependency on a VPN to the private local network.


+1 for NextDNS.

Been a happy user for a few years now and introduced many non-tech friends/family into the world of 99% advert-free internet.


High five fellow DnB heads :)

That Source Direct release was out of this world... absolutely beautiful body of work


Sponsored segments is no different to Netflix (and other producers) selling "product placement" in TV shows or films. If anything they are far more subtle and effective as the viewer isn't usually aware.

I remember once watching an episode (can't remember the show) where the dialogue included characters talking about how good their new car was. The B-rolls would show almost every angle of the car too.

Sure enough, according to the end credits, the episode had product placement from the car manufacturer.

This instance it was a little _too_ obvious but I have no doubt I've been exposed to hundreds of in-film/show adverts.


“House” did this for some episodes during one season. It was, indeed, obvious and truly horrible. An ugly stain on an otherwise excellent show.


I learned wheel building many years ago from Sheldon's website and that lead to many great memories fixing other racer's wheels around camp fires in my 20s.

A fantastic resource!


Similar story. As a student I bought an old bike and restored it thanks to lots of info I found from Sheldon. And building a wheel was such a fun but weird experience. Part mechanics, part art.

I ended up writing my thesis on bicycle wheels after this. Or, it's a thesis on optimization algorithms, but I managed to play around with optimizing wheels as the "real world application". https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10410813


Operating on such a tight budget is more common than you might think and they could have been hit with a surprise bill that's pushed them into debt.


Of course. I'm not talking about lack of money though here. We've all been on our last tenner until payday and need to go somewhere.

Some people seem to think that spending less at the pump means your saving money, but to save money you need to drive less. They religiously drive on £10-20 fuel stops.

My ex wife was convinced she spends less on fuel by putting less in a time, she even earnt more than me.


So who's the fire starter - the twisted fire starter?


Perhaps it's always been burning, since the world's been turning?


In Utah it's 4:20PM



Amazing! What a gift. I really enjoyed that, and will continue to really enjoy that for years to come.


Thank you for this, I had never seen it and it brought me joy.


bravo!


The physical aspect is what I most enjoy while DJing with vinyl.

While I do have a full "digital" DJ setup to nothing beats (no pun intended) the satisfaction of mixing the black circular slabs with no crutches available in the digital world.

Every mistake and imperfection of the groove is there for the listener to hear, with little room for error.


At $DAY_JOB our Windows laptops are locked down and supported.

Linux & macOS people have zero support (outside hardware, corp VPN) and the password to the local admin account (thankfully Jamf does not reset sudoers file)

As more developers/operators opt for Linux or macOS I'm surprised support hasn't been expanded.


Exactly how we started down this path.

We were an open macOS shop acquired by major locked down Windows using corporation. Started with nothing, slowly Jamf -> Intune -> Intense Corporate MDM Controls.


Out of habit (and corporate experience) I default to ~/.local/ where possible in case lockdown happens at some point in the future.


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