https://theconversation.com/the-essential-is-invisible-to-the-eye-the-wisdom-of-the-little-prince-in-lockdown-143095
https://theconversation.com/the-essential-is-invisible-to-the-eye-the-wisdom-of-the-little-prince-in-lockdown-143095
Thanks for the conversation tho
>Passive-aggressive income
😆
Hmm, does it appear a choice like listening to an audio or some accessible alternative?
https://support.google.com/recaptcha/answer/6175971?hl=en
What are you reading this week?
Be empathetic. And let's work together for a better world, trying to make something _helpful_ as a group and as individuals.
Be empathetic. And let's work together for a better world, trying to make something _helpful_ as a group and as individuals.
Be empathetic. And let's work together for a better world, trying to make something _helpful_ as a group and as individuals.
I live in a "second world/developing country" with the former richest man in the world. We have scarcity, and people here needs to believe on a better life. I think it's the same everywhere else but here is not a matter of "having vacation this year" but "having housing and food tomorrow"
Perhaps that changes POVs, I don't know.
And we need to have hope of a better world. We as humans, NEED hope. Thats why religions, organizations, volunteers, exist.
It's not romantic to say something against hope. It's better to say "Yeah, let's follow this politician/businesspeople/influencer/idealism, they have an answer to the problem", usually is not true.
But on what I'd agree is that we can impact OUR world. We can avoid using the polluting product, the toxic technology or what the evil company mak
A game about navigating a dodecahedron, like on Wumpus.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hunt_the_Wumpus
The hunting mechanic in Wumpus is not fun by today's standards but things like building a farm or exploring a planet 🌏 could be cool.
It happens for us, in our Hobbyst space, we are biased, I get it. But the bias where your ideas are reinforced by your environment, believing that you are right... And on some sort, being payed to believe that. It's difficult to overcome.
I'd recommend to read "48 laws of power". It helped me to understand how those startup environments work, to be prepared against utilitary mindsets.
A few friends were making decent money working on crypto games, for huge companies with big investment behind.
But for me... Most of the environment felt like "get rich quick squeme". Even my partner (biz dev) felt really deep into that way of life. I slowly got away, sad by the risk I've taken. Not repentant, just sad of how money makes us think of our promises.
What can I say? Not every buzzword is bad by itself, but my logic brain is against promising more and delivering less (playing with the truth, in my book). Like with electric cars, social networking connecting the world and exploiting Asian workers to have a decent phone at a subsidized price.
Brrr... 🥶 BTW I need one of those with humidity
I should run an instance soon. Although I'm deciding if I stay with Warden passflow or I jump to another manager. (Vector is looking cool as well)
Have you used VaultWarden? Any advice?
On watching passwords in plain text I mean typing passwords on some strange devices like TV sets, public or family computers (risky!), Xbox, Switch. I like that now many offer a "Login with another device" that simplifies that process if you already have a session on a mobile.
The usual. Breakfast, classes, clean the house.
And preparing to visit in-laws in the afternoon.
Aaand looking forward to playing Mario Kart 64 with a friend of mine in the evening. 🙂
Or Single Use Passwords, or authentication with Key Pairs. Not having to manage, see and type characters.
Sadly, _everything_ uses passwords, so... 😐
In many mainstream managers it requires clicking on an eye button 👁️
What does the face mean? Bad weather?
\\ / Sunny
.-. +2(1) °C
― ( ) ― ↓ 11 km/h
`-’ 16 km
/ \\ 0.0 mm
\ / Sunny
.-. +2(1) °C
― ( ) ― ↓ 11 km/h
`-’ 16 km
/ \ 0.0 mm
</s> tag was removed, I forgot to quote it. I know that upper limit has _always_ been surpassed, so... Maybe? 😄
And on hope, I always remember http://www.thelastquestion.net
</s> tag was removed, I forgot to quote it. I know that upper limit has _always_ been surpassed, so... Maybe? 😄
And on hope, I always remind of http://www.thelastquestion.net
#quoteOfTheDay
I tried using KeePass for Android, but I found the sync part a bit inconvenient, related to mainstream alternatives which work automatically.
Also, with
pass or gopass I assume you can share the repo with a team, but can you use multiple repos? so you could share only a few secrets with selected people?... Thx!
I'm using BitWarden free for everything except TOTP. I'm not syncing pwds with a team anymore, so I don't need Team featured by now. Having it easyly available from all my devices is a plus.
That said, I'm always interested of alternatives improving my current "pass flow", thanks everyone for sharing.
What password manager do you use? Or, why none?
It's too indie and I'd say unknown, but the native plug-ins worked well on mobile and Web browsers. And it's an experience more like you mention.
https://blog.cloudflare.com/opaque-oblivious-passwords/
I played with it a bit, and it works
How do I switch branches on your Pod?
I guess most mainstream browsers will follow that path.
I guess most mainstream browsers will follow that path.
On Android 13 it doesn't scroll horizontally.
Last year I wrote a bit on the subject, trying to put all interests together and aiming for a transition into a passwordless standard... We could start with our services tho
https://text.eapl.mx/promoting-the-use-of-dynamic-passwords
Is that perhaps something of the newest Safari?
https://usabilitygeek.com/change-aversion-conflicted-user/
How often do you check the weather? How your behaviour changes with that info?
\\ / Temps clair
.-. -3(-5) °C
― ( ) ― ↓ 4 km/h
`-’ 16 km
/ \\ 0.0 mm
\ / Temps clair
.-. -3(-5) °C
― ( ) ― ↓ 4 km/h
`-’ 16 km
/ \ 0.0 mm
I'd like to use it and perhaps replace BitWarden but I'd prefer to have passphrases rather than passwords like
ijf7wY6B8ykd7Jid7 since phrases are easier to type
Screenshot of Pass phrase generation in BitWardenEmbedded OTPs and everything depending on a strong secret is a blast, BTW 😀
Low-tech net, solar-powered net, eco nets...
Thanks for sharing all that! I always forget the About page
Ecosystems vs Platforms
Screenshot of my profile in neotxt.dk
Por ejemplo: https://dev.twtxt.net/doc/twthashextension.html
Twtxt.net es una instancia de la plataforma Yarn.social, que supongo que inició como twt.social
YouTube - Twt.social a new way to social media. No ads, no tracking, 100% decentralised.
La idea es facilitar el hosting de los archivos .txt, y ofrecer una interfaz Web para usarlo.
@prologic puede contarnos mejor la historia de Yarn. Pasado, presente y futuro.
Aquí viene un breve resumen de la idea detrás de twtxt y Yarn:
https://indieweb.org/twtxt#Yarn.social
twxt.txt es el formato para hacer microblogging en un archivo de texto en un servidor. Parecido a
finger aunque con timestamps. Aquí el último spec que conozco: https://twtxt.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user/registry.html#format-specificationLa idea era tener un microblogging minimalista, descentralizado y orientado a Hackers.
Yo lo conocí, pues se usa en Gemini para hacer listados de post, y Antenna lo usa aunque no hay mucho contenido.
gemini://sl1200.dystopic.world/art/notes_from_the_address_bar.gmi
La contraseña sirve para crear un secreto en base32, en vez de bits random.
El TOTP servirá como un Token con validez de 60 segundos, que va en la URL.
Entiendo entonces que en vez de un 2FA, es un factor único aquí. Mientras coincida con el secreto te permite publicar anotaciones.
Me gustó, pues hice algo parecido para mi archivo twtxt https://eapl.mx/twtxt.txt con este servicio Web https://eapl.mx/twtxt/
Había empezado con TOTP, luego con par Público/Privado, aunque al final lo dejé en WebAuthn, con sus ventajas e inconvenientes. Muy rápido puedo iniciar sesión en la laptop o el teléfono y empezar a publicar :)
https://twtxt.net/user/eaplmx
[eapl.me](https://eapl.me) is not being converted from MD into an HTML link 🤔
I'm on the cover!Hehe, it's looking great, good job!
Also for work we switched to "months" of 4 weeks. I learned that working with Germans and works well!
If it's interesting for any of you, you can check the current week enabling it in your calendar app or here:
https://gemugami.com/week/
For this project on Python I used that
isocalendar module from datetime lib.The bad implementation was on using something like
next_week = current_week + 1
which was not valid when the year changed, worked for all 2022 except the last week, ha! This year the weekly summary just stopped working.
And also I had to check when that happens. Some years have 52 weeks and others 53.
Yes, I had a few months to prepare for it, but you know... The end of the year suddenly came.
After finally finding some time to code, I could fix many things that needed to be redesigned. And a lot of refactoring is needed. Perhaps a few Unit testing would be helpful, since simulating records in the past is always tricky.
#codingSunday
warm at last
\ / Partiellement couvert
_ /"".-. 17 °C
\_( ). ↖ 20 km/h
/(___(__) 16 km
0.0 mm
warm at last
\\ / Partiellement couvert
_ /"".-. 17 °C
\\_( ). ↖ 20 km/h
/(___(__) 16 km
0.0 mm
Any general advice coming from git/gitbucket/github?
And at the same time the mix of all those features is its weakness. It's easy to oversimplify an idea. But as we like to fight on ideas, well, it's a side effect en engagement.
Yeah, it has changed the society, the way we express ourselves, and how we socialize around ideas. For me, it makes me shape my communication, being nearby my friends and colleagues, and a few followers in my discipline. Hasn't work for the academy and research, tho.
How has the microblogging improved your life?
\ / Partly cloudy
_ /"".-. 13 °C
\_( ). → 9 km/h
/(___(__) 13 km
0.0 mm
\\ / Partly cloudy
_ /"".-. 13 °C
\\_( ). → 9 km/h
/(___(__) 13 km
0.0 mm
BTW how do you get that visualization? , looks nice
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43646568/how-do-i-create-an-add-to-home-screen-instruction-page-for-ios-web-apps
And perhaps later a full featured app. Since we need internet connection to load the content , a PWA probably won't be needed for now.
We need to discuss that. I think we'll need so many fixes for the Mobile app to reach the current version for the web. What about thinking on a PWA, or similar?
Currently, I'm using the Web as a Home app (or whatever is called), and works amazingly. I'm not using Goryon now, nor any apps for social service, but that's a personal preference.
Disclaimer: I'm a fan of the smol net as one of my hobbies. Even simplified and hipster protocols like Gemini, but not the new forks.
It's going so fast that we can't remember how to live w/o those technologies, anymore.
As a tech designer is exciting. As a world citizen... Well, a bit overwhelming, but with hope that all that tech won't make us consumerists.
#stupidMooresLaw #buckleUp
I also think now there are a lot of self-hosted/Open options, for instance Obsidian instead of Notion.
I use Google Drive and Docs instead of MS Office, but obviously I'd like to have something good enough w/o Google.
Paint.net instead of Gimp and Photoshop. Inkscape is not great replacement of Illustrator, but works. Godot is becoming as good as Unity 2D. Blender is a good tool taught in schools... Just to name a few subscription free alternatives
What 1 programmer can do in 1 month, 2 programmers can do in 2 months - Fred Brooks
That said, I name an interesting case. Videogames and movies. The price is almost the same, 40-60 USD for a AAA game, or 10 USD for a Hollywood ticket. And I think it hasn't raised due to inflation, but budgets are increasing, technical features and quality is debatable improving. Gone with the wind" is in the top 1 taking inflation into consideration, but it's an outlier.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest-grossing_films#Highest-grossing_films_adjusted_for_inflation
That's why I like thinks live the Big Mac index (and many others), to understand the current difficulty to make a product under the current purchasing power.
On the topic, I have mixed feelings. With Apps/Software/Services that are continuously improving, it could be acceptable IMO. My main issue is when you keep paying for a "finished product". It's more complicated if it has ads, it's freemium, uses servers, and so on.
On the production side, well, they do it because they can (although we don't like that they can, it seems). Development costs are continuously increasing, so it's an endless rush to spend more to compete, subsidize costs somehow, then earn more, rinse and repeat.
I've seen successes of 5-10% on indie developers, but I'd like to know the numbers for huge companies. I'd expect to have big pressure from investors to sustain growth and fail way less.
Wait! It's still cold here 🥶
There are many moving parts that I have to settle as learning objectives, that I'm a bit overwhelmed. I simplified the game a lot, yet not enough it seems. That's when I recall phrases like "The hard things about hard things"
Also, Unity is too visual to be taught by a book. At the same time I want to write a book about a topic I like 🤔
A reference is "Head first C#", which I used to learn C# in 2008, so I think it's feasible to a certain extent.
Take a taco 🌮
I even find this annoying in YouTube App... I don't watch nor produce live content. Allow me to hide the kind of content I don't want to watch. 👀
I'll be saving those to Markdown files on Obsidian, and then I'll upload them to my web. Instead of opening any social service or "forum" like Hacker News looking for new stuff to read, I'll check that list before.
Let's see how it works.
I am sharing it here in case it's interesting to you:
https://eapl.mx/links/
What has worked for me, and many from my generation is a short msg like "Available for a call? / Sure"
Also https://eapl.mx/15 has been really useful to have a call in the future