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I draw the conclusion that, assuming no important wars and no important increase in population, the economic problem may be solved, or be at least within sight of solution, within a hundred years. This means that the economic problem is not-if we look into the future-the permanent problem of the human race. For many...
Using Tailscale and a Pi-hole DNS override, I test local app changes on my real iPhone instantly, no more waiting on Cloudflare deploys or fighting CORS. Read the full post on the blog.
Using Tailscale and a Pi-hole DNS override, I test local app changes on my real iPhone instantly, no more waiting on Cloudflare deploys or fighting CORS. Read the full post on the blog.
Man, but Sam Kriss really has a thing going on. You think the United States started on the East Coast and gradually spread westward? Not true. Totally fake. It began, if it began, right in the centre, the Mississippi valley, the heart of the continent; itās a riverine civilisation, like Egypt or China. Over its long...
Georgie Fameās career has been an affair of ups and downs, from the huge and unexpected success of āYeh Yehā, which knocked the Beatles off the No 1 spot in January 1965, to the medical problems ā a fall from a ladder in 2019, breaking his hip and severing tendons in his right hand, followed in 2025 by a diagnosis...
Just got my salary for June. The gave me just 65% even though I was deployed for 27 days. 1300 Euro lmao. AFU is just fucking waste of my life. Hero, defender my ass. We spend most of it just to pay rent, food and equipment. Rent for the apparment we are not allowed to go lol. I am a fucking slave.
I recently wrote about Kollect, the native KDE link collector I built for myself. At the time it was primarily a Plasma application: give it a URL, let a language model turn an untidy web page into useful metadata, and store the result in plain files or on my small sync server. The predictable next step was an...
In some ways there seems to be natural line from slow archaeology to film photography. Maybe the time that it takes to get film developed (and the expense!) nudges us to slow down and be more deliberate with how we make photographs. On the other hand, the instant results from digital photography do encourage a kind...
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