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Same here.
5-6 years ago, I started a website/service (also closed, now) at the intersection of LinkedIn and GitHub. Then Microsoft bought the former. A few years passed, and they also bought the latter. It kind of justified my idea (not that those two services are being merged), but nonetheless I had to close my little initiative.
Since you were looking for the UK version, did you try (no quotes) "Hisense uk" ?
I would be happy to know they tried, or at least considered it. Maybe they have and I'm just not aware of it. It's just something that always bugged me a little.
Editors are usually pretty quick at removing spam links. But yeah.
Not an FB user but yes, in the last couple of months. Or was it more discovering what "friend" really means. Either way, I'm actually happier now.
On the other hand, wikipedia's use of nofollow makes it pretty clear they don't want a level playing field. What makes wikipedia great is all the references it builds on, yet those same references never get any "link juice".
https://pouchdb.com/ is a JavaScript port of CouchDB, running in the browser and capable of replicating with normal CouchDB.
Thanks for the info.
Can the latest usb be "defanged" to only provide power and no data, as a security measure? Or are they too smart for that, now?
Small print inspiration. I miss you Nathan!
I noticed the same https://github.com/biomurph/Mouse/issues/6
Only 2 months after Perens left https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21958105
I remember playing Tron (light-cycles!) against GA bots. There was thesis on it in 2001: http://www.demo.cs.brandeis.edu/papers/funes_phd.pdf
I felt there was one large flaw (which I explained at the time) since the experiment ran for a few years, computers kept improving. Problem was, the speed at which the game played accelerated along with cpu speeds. You needed quicker reflexes if your computer was faster. If there's anything to retain from this is, make sure the gameplay speed remains the same, whatever the hardware.
I learned programming on a Timex Sinclair (2 KiB) with the book Brain games for kids & adults using the Timex/Sinclair 1000, 1500 & 2000 series. There were other editions for other platforms (Apple, Commodore, etc.)
It consisted of 26 games/puzzles, one for each letter of the alphabet. Went looking and found this little treasure trove:
http://www.gamebase64.com/search.php?a=5&f=3&id=9556&d=42&h=...
/me procedes to launch "youtube-dl -f22 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-2Ja7T9YF8"
Utterly confused. Does this have anything to do with Creative Commons licences? That's what the articles calls it in its first and last sentences.
Archived: http://archive.is/9lu2S
From Canada, http://www.thesuburban.com/ too is unavailable in Europe due to GDPR.
On the cli side, you can also browse/explore dat content with https://github.com/millette/dat-shell
Built on the dat project https://datproject.org/ - my little finger tells me dat will take bittorrent's P2P place in the not too distant future.
Time? Speed-listen, as was discussed a couple of weeks ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15741428
2nd RSS post today, and no mention of PubSubHubbub, aka WebSub? Or maybe it's just a low-level feature, not important enough? Strange days indeed.
Github issue: https://github.com/paritytech/parity/issues/6995
23 years ago in Québec, this happened: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moteur-roue_d%27Hydro-Qu%C3%A9... (in French only). It never went anywhere unfortunately.
Contrary to a torrent, a dat can be updated. I just pulled your latest changes and the dat's content updated simultaneously.
Nice! I made it available over dat too https://top-regional-repositories-millette.hashbase.io/
See https://hashbase.io/millette/top-regional-repositories for details.
I saw 3000 visits on my post this morning, I thought, wow, lots of spambots last night. But then I notice it was posted here. Fixed the spelling mistake, I usually check for that but sometimes one slips. English is not my primary language. Thanks for your comments.