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I bought some books and a 3D printer. With this I can implement creative ideas in my free time and I do not get bored so quickly.

What the...?: [1] Artworks of Max Ernst are not aviable in your country on copyright grounds. https://i.imgur.com/LHeQimw.png

and eroding trust.

This is exactly the point why I left Google Chrome back then and considered FF as a good alternative. I didn't trust Google anymore. But now I face the same problem again, because I don't want these "features and trusted partners". I also don't want to have to justify over and over again why I don't want them. I just want a well-functioning and secure browser that people can trust.

If I seriously want to learn something, then only from books. Videos or the Internet distract me too much. I sort my notes into a Zettelkasten system and once a month I write an essay of min. 15 pages to deepen the knowledge. I turn off Internet, music and phone because I don't want to be distracted.

Apparently it was just a short hiccup, now it works for me again.

I found out that this is due to UBlock Origin. No idea why this was blocked.

ok. https://ibb.co/yRsww48

For EU users: https://web.archive.org/web/20210825104534/https://eminetra....

should we even make it to the next decade. So far, this seems to look rather complicated.

Yes. It's uBlock. Tx for your help.

Dark Mode

blog.fefe.de

hackaday.com

blog.adafruit.com

arstechnica.com

scripting.com

* self employment 20 yrs.+

* none-smoker

* none-alcohol drinker

* programmer

* autist

* hard service user (food delivery, Amazon, etc.)

I go out for the dentist or a small walk. One day holiday in a year. The pandemic changes nothing to me.

https://twitter.com/internetarchive/status/14048008733775831...

If you know someone who knows a bit about technology, I would suggest a solution with a Raspberry Pi. There are quite a few tutorials if you search for "raspberry pi ring doorbell" in a search engine. I've picked out an exemplary article for you.

https://makezine.com/projects/remote-camera-doorbell-and-sma...

Peedy https://msagent.fandom.com/wiki/Peedy

I use the software W10Privacy[1] to change my settings from all the nagging implemetrations. With it, you can (not) completely uninstall Edge, but restrict it so much that it no longer bothers you.

This can also be used to display the internet advertisements, the "important" notices and other hints with which Windows wants to promote its not-so-good products.

[1]https://www.w10privacy.de/english-home/

I don't like that and I don't like it when I'm voted down, especially when, for example (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27304811), I can't understand why the down vote was set on this point. This arbitrariness leaves me with a strong negative feeling, which is then also transferred to other down votes, even if they were justified.

Dave Winer - http://scripting.com/

I've been with Neocities for about two years and I'm very happy. Even though free hosters have a generally bad reputation, I like the community and the pleasant environment. I have written a note [1] about this that describes my experiences in more detail.

[1] https://zettelkasten.neocities.org/a/a65.html

I had tried the project two years ago, but after a few days I had too many unauthorized accesses, because the project was still in the early stages. Has anyone had some experience in the meantime or is this still an "insider" project?

How To Ask Questions The Smart Way: http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

Nope. For me it's down.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

Hiking with Nietzsche: On Becoming Who You Are by John Kaag

Whew! You seem to have problems understanding simple sentences. Here again as a list to show exactly what I mean.

- 1. to get an overview, which languages exist at all, you can get a first impression at TIOBE. So you first have to know which languages exist, so you know which languages you should learn. - 2) You seem to have missed the second point, because in this point I advised you to learn Python, because it gives you the best job opportunities. You have compared the TIOBE list with RUST and constructed a faulty comparison (which in your opinion contains a contradiction). - 3. in point three I recommended Rust according to my personal opinion, because I see as a programmer and studied computer scientist in this language the best developments in the next 20 years.

According to your personal opinion, Rust is the worst recommendation. You then say that Javascript (not a programming language, but a scripting language) and the choice to a frontend (not a programming language at all) is the best option. By your non-technical statements, I can roughly read that you don't have much idea about this topic and just wanted to say something, but your unprofessional statements don't help OP with his question.

The TIOBE index [1] can be used as a good guide for your question. Python would be the first choice. In my personal opinion, however, I would rather advise RUST, since many projects switch to this language.

[1] https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/

I use RSS for several reasons. 1.) I can collect everything in one central point. For example, in Thunderbird I can collect all RSS links and put them in one folder. If I then take the time once a day to read these links I can update them all at the same time. This is more a technical aspect. 2.) RSS is free. Free from advertising. Free from stuff I don't want to see on a website or in an article. I have only the pure article, which I can then read. 3.) I can turn off the display of HTML and then have only the content of a web page. Especially for blog articles where images are not so important, I find this better.

Here is my list of books I read in 2020 and like. Maybe you will find something suitable for you.

https://x14km2d.neocities.org/r/rb.html

I found this scientific paper interesting, even though it took me a long time to understand the contents.

Molecular repertoire of Deinococcus radiodurans after 1 year of exposure outside the International Space Station within the Tanpopo mission: https://microbiomejournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186...