

Where’s the love for nix flake update ?


Where’s the love for nix flake update ?


More? I dunno, only if you’re trying to minmax searches, which I apparently do. Just different. 😎


Haha if I did I’d just go to wkitionary.com and search there or something


Interesting! I guess I must search a lot less than I feel like I do. I do some things like type in URLs rather than searching for a known URL, and going to Wikipedia directly and then searching there; maybe that stuff helps more than I’d think? Or maybe we just use the Internet differently, which is fine too.


That’s wild to me; I feel like I search a lot, and I only go over the 300 searches rarely. Those few times I do, it’s painless to just start the cycle a few days early.


$5 a month is really not expensive, though. That’s less than the price of a AAA game for a full year. Google is only free because they make their money selling user data. How cheap does a good search engine need to be?
I feel like the article is focusing on the wrong target here: the watermarks are not the problem. The problem is the vast and interconnected ubiquitous surveillance machine that makes it possible to track these watermarks around and, therefore, determine who is talking to whom about what.
While we can’t make use of the information in the mark ourselves, it seems like, if we can figure out how to spot them, it should be possible to make watermarks with fake but legitimate-seeming values in other to confuse things.


Haven’t grifters been fleecing people about harvesting gold like this for decades? What’s different about Uranium?
We will never have that as long as we live in a capitalist society


Brown sugar and Irish whiskey in oatmeal is actually amazing.


It’s not, but it takes a court and a bunch of very expensive lawyers to figure that out


That is sarcastic


Huh, I was able to view the article just fine without seeing anything about needing a subscription.


To avoid defamation lawsuits, most likely.


There’s paint for that: https://ecospaints.net/browse-all/emr-shielding-paint
I’ve heard blackboard paint works as well: https://smartersurfaces.com/product/black-chalkboard-paint/
I’m kind of disturbed by how much attention Omarchy is getting; two different people at work talked it up to me over the past 2 days, and I didn’t think either of them were big Linux fans.


No, what I’m saying is that airports do not count. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Border_search_exception
See also the ACLU site: https://www.aclu.org/documents/constitution-100-mile-border-zone


My understanding is that it’s “only” 100 miles from the coast/border, which turns out to be most major population centers.
Wouldn’t that be famine to feast?