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Comment on You should have a website in ~tech
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Comment on 100 Days To Offload in ~tech
Kremor The whole point of #100DaysToOffload is to challenge you to publish 100 posts on your personal blog in a year.
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100 Days To Offload
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Comment on You should have a website in ~tech
Kremor I'll be honest—maybe it's because I agree—but I don't think there's anything particularly noteworthy in the manifesto. I'm sharing it just to remind you (yes, you!) to create your own website.I'll be honest—maybe it's because I agree—but I don't think there's anything particularly noteworthy in the manifesto. I'm sharing it just to remind you (yes, you!) to create your own website.
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You should have a website
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Comment on The comet’s path: on cycles of presence and withdrawal in ~life
Kremor Unrelated but I must say that I really like the website. Good job with the design.Unrelated but I must say that I really like the website. Good job with the design.
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Comment on How decentralized is Bluesky really? in ~comp
Kremor TL;DR With traditional mail, if you want to invite your friends to a party, you visit their homes and leave a copy of the invitation. This is roughly how ActivityPub operates. In contrast, with...TL;DR
- With traditional mail, if you want to invite your friends to a party, you visit their homes and leave a copy of the invitation. This is roughly how ActivityPub operates.
- In contrast, with ATProto, a copy of every message is sent to everyone, and it's their responsibility to check which messages interest them. This is where relays come into play.
- Anyone looking to host an ATProto relay will need to store as much of the network's data as possible to avoid missing messages. This leads to ever-increasing storage costs, which are prohibitive for the average person.
- Even with self-hosted identity servers, BlueSky has control over the user keys, so it may never be entirely possible to escape its influence.
- BlueSky is built by good people who understand and are working on this problem—federation and decentralization—but, for the time being, it is neither of those things.
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How decentralized is Bluesky really?
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Comment on Population growth in Latin America and the Caribbean falls below expectations in ~life
Kremor This is the report referenced in the article (in Spanish).In 2024, Latin America and the Caribbean’s population reached 663 million people, 3.8% less than what had been forecast in the year 2000, when estimates pointed to a total of 689 million people [...] Currently, the region’s population is projected to peak at approximately 730 million in 2053.
In 1950, around 41% of the population was under 15 years of age; today, that proportion has fallen to 22.5%. At the same time, the adult population between 15 and 64 years of age went from accounting for 55.6% of the total population in 1950 to representing 67.6% in 2024 [...] The population of people aged 65 and older is forecast to increase from 65.4 million in 2024 to 138 million by 2050.
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Population growth in Latin America and the Caribbean falls below expectations
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Comment on How Bluesky, the rival of Elon Musk’s X, is seizing the moment in ~tech
Kremor Looks like they are having problems due to the influx of new users. https://www.theverge.com/2024/11/14/24296537/bluesky-acting-up-outage-downLooks like they are having problems due to the influx of new users.
https://www.theverge.com/2024/11/14/24296537/bluesky-acting-up-outage-down
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Comment on Lost Mayan city found in Mexico jungle in ~humanities.history
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Severance | Season 2 official teaser
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Panama prepares to evacuate first island in face of rising sea levels
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Comment on Switzerland's Nemo wins Eurovision as UK comes 18th in ~music
Kremor eurovisonworld.com has all the numbers you could ever want about Eurovision.eurovisonworld.com has all the numbers you could ever want about Eurovision.
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Comment on How do you organize your phone's home screens and apps? in ~tech
Kremor I use KISS launcher and let it do its job. Specifically, it can sort apps by Frequently Used/Recently Used at the same time, that way my most used apps are always on my home page, while the rest...I use KISS launcher and let it do its job.
Specifically, it can sort apps by Frequently Used/Recently Used at the same time, that way my most used apps are always on my home page, while the rest are only a few key presses away.
And it let's me put my favorite apps at the bottom on the screen.
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When vision and hearing decline with age
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saddyowner - The Minecraft soundtrack but it's midwest emo (2024)
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Comment on Reddit is letting power users in on its IPO in ~tech
Kremor I'm not from the USA and I got the email today.I'm not from the USA and I got the email today.
I understand where you're coming from. I have a website that I built from scratch but never update because I hate how amateurish it looks. Every now and then, I get the urge to improve the design and start writing articles. However, as a developer, I always want it to have a "wow" factor, and that's where I get stuck.
That said, the article isn't suggesting you must have a blog. Your website can be a simple page with links to your social media and a few projects you'd like to showcase. This way, you won't feel the pressure to constantly add new content.
I could help you to set it up if is something simple.