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RIP, ICQ.
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RIP, ICQ.
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RIP, ICQ.
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RIP, ICQ.
Ahhh, TeXNicCenter! Many people in Uni used this. What happened to it, is it dead? The last release is from 10 years ago. 🫤
> Admittedly, it took me a while to figure out and appreciate all the advantages of actually marking up the document structure properly.
Same here, to be honest. I *think* it was HTML which changed that eventually. 🤔 Not sure if any “ordinary” users that I know use semantic markup, but then again, none of them write any documents that *need* this. And in reality, most people are more concerned (rightfully so) with the actual appearance of their document – so it is an *extra step* to first mark something as a heading and then change the document style to get the appearance they actually want. That’s why I think that all the “Works”-like suites aren’t complete rubbish. They have their place.
> These days I rarely reach for LaTeX or LibreOffice to craft new stuff in my private life. Simple text files is usually it.
I was going to ask “but how do you write letters”, and then I realized that the last letter I’ve written was in 2022. 😂 It has become super rare indeed.
Ahhh, TeXNicCenter! Many people in Uni used this. What happened to it, is it dead? The last release is from 10 years ago. 🫤
> Admittedly, it took me a while to figure out and appreciate all the advantages of actually marking up the document structure properly.
Same here, to be honest. I *think* it was HTML which changed that eventually. 🤔 Not sure if any “ordinary” users that I know use semantic markup, but then again, none of them write any documents that *need* this. And in reality, most people are more concerned (rightfully so) with the actual appearance of their document – so it is an *extra step* to first mark something as a heading and then change the document style to get the appearance they actually want. That’s why I think that all the “Works”-like suites aren’t complete rubbish. They have their place.
> These days I rarely reach for LaTeX or LibreOffice to craft new stuff in my private life. Simple text files is usually it.
I was going to ask “but how do you write letters”, and then I realized that the last letter I’ve written was in 2022. 😂 It has become super rare indeed.
Ahhh, TeXNicCenter! Many people in Uni used this. What happened to it, is it dead? The last release is from 10 years ago. 🫤
> Admittedly, it took me a while to figure out and appreciate all the advantages of actually marking up the document structure properly.
Same here, to be honest. I *think* it was HTML which changed that eventually. 🤔 Not sure if any “ordinary” users that I know use semantic markup, but then again, none of them write any documents that *need* this. And in reality, most people are more concerned (rightfully so) with the actual appearance of their document – so it is an *extra step* to first mark something as a heading and then change the document style to get the appearance they actually want. That’s why I think that all the “Works”-like suites aren’t complete rubbish. They have their place.
> These days I rarely reach for LaTeX or LibreOffice to craft new stuff in my private life. Simple text files is usually it.
I was going to ask “but how do you write letters”, and then I realized that the last letter I’ve written was in 2022. 😂 It has become super rare indeed.
Ahhh, TeXNicCenter! Many people in Uni used this. What happened to it, is it dead? The last release is from 10 years ago. 🫤
> Admittedly, it took me a while to figure out and appreciate all the advantages of actually marking up the document structure properly.
Same here, to be honest. I *think* it was HTML which changed that eventually. 🤔 Not sure if any “ordinary” users that I know use semantic markup, but then again, none of them write any documents that *need* this. And in reality, most people are more concerned (rightfully so) with the actual appearance of their document – so it is an *extra step* to first mark something as a heading and then change the document style to get the appearance they actually want. That’s why I think that all the “Works”-like suites aren’t complete rubbish. They have their place.
> These days I rarely reach for LaTeX or LibreOffice to craft new stuff in my private life. Simple text files is usually it.
I was going to ask “but how do you write letters”, and then I realized that the last letter I’ve written was in 2022. 😂 It has become super rare indeed.
That outage yesterday was a good thing. Made me question and reevaluate all this. 😅
That outage yesterday was a good thing. Made me question and reevaluate all this. 😅
That outage yesterday was a good thing. Made me question and reevaluate all this. 😅
That outage yesterday was a good thing. Made me question and reevaluate all this. 😅
DuckDuckGo’s help page doesn’t really make it clear that they rely on Bing *that much*:
https://duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/results/sources/
I guess this outage is a good thing. 😅 Lots of people now read up on this.
DuckDuckGo’s help page doesn’t really make it clear that they rely on Bing *that much*:
https://duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/results/sources/
I guess this outage is a good thing. 😅 Lots of people now read up on this.
DuckDuckGo’s help page doesn’t really make it clear that they rely on Bing *that much*:
https://duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/results/sources/
I guess this outage is a good thing. 😅 Lots of people now read up on this.
DuckDuckGo’s help page doesn’t really make it clear that they rely on Bing *that much*:
https://duckduckgo.com/duckduckgo-help-pages/results/sources/
I guess this outage is a good thing. 😅 Lots of people now read up on this.
https://www.searchenginemap.com/
Why do I keep getting hits by a DuckDuckBot then?
www.uninformativ.de 20.191.45.212 - - [23/May/2024:03:00:48 +0200] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 659 "http://www.uninformativ.de/" "DuckDuckBot/1.1; (+http://duckduckgo.com/duckduckbot.html)"
https://www.searchenginemap.com/
Why do I keep getting hits by a DuckDuckBot then?
www.uninformativ.de 20.191.45.212 - - [23/May/2024:03:00:48 +0200] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 659 "http://www.uninformativ.de/" "DuckDuckBot/1.1; (+http://duckduckgo.com/duckduckbot.html)"
https://www.searchenginemap.com/
Why do I keep getting hits by a DuckDuckBot then?
www.uninformativ.de 20.191.45.212 - - [23/May/2024:03:00:48 +0200] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 659 "http://www.uninformativ.de/" "DuckDuckBot/1.1; (+http://duckduckgo.com/duckduckbot.html)"
https://www.searchenginemap.com/
Why do I keep getting hits by a DuckDuckBot then?
www.uninformativ.de 20.191.45.212 - - [23/May/2024:03:00:48 +0200] "GET / HTTP/1.1" 200 659 "http://www.uninformativ.de/" "DuckDuckBot/1.1; (+http://duckduckgo.com/duckduckbot.html)"
> O_o Software problem, it can't be helped.
https://movq.de/v/961aef2366/nsfw068-willkommen-im-kapitalismus.ogg (This was originally about an iPhone, IIRC, but it fits many situations. 🥴)
> O_o Software problem, it can't be helped.
https://movq.de/v/961aef2366/nsfw068-willkommen-im-kapitalismus.ogg (This was originally about an iPhone, IIRC, but it fits many situations. 🥴)
> O_o Software problem, it can't be helped.
https://movq.de/v/961aef2366/nsfw068-willkommen-im-kapitalismus.ogg (This was originally about an iPhone, IIRC, but it fits many situations. 🥴)
> O_o Software problem, it can't be helped.
https://movq.de/v/961aef2366/nsfw068-willkommen-im-kapitalismus.ogg (This was originally about an iPhone, IIRC, but it fits many situations. 🥴)
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And yet, I wish we would use this instead of
$the_other_thing at work. It’s much faster (on my Pentium 133!) and more featureful. 🫤 (Or, you know, StarOffice’s modern descendant: LibreOffice.)
And yet, I wish we would use this instead of
$the_other_thing at work. It’s much faster (on my Pentium 133!) and more featureful. 🫤 (Or, you know, StarOffice’s modern descendant: LibreOffice.)
And yet, I wish we would use this instead of
$the_other_thing at work. It’s much faster (on my Pentium 133!) and more featureful. 🫤 (Or, you know, StarOffice’s modern descendant: LibreOffice.)
And yet, I wish we would use this instead of
$the_other_thing at work. It’s much faster (on my Pentium 133!) and more featureful. 🫤 (Or, you know, StarOffice’s modern descendant: LibreOffice.)
- Time to first fix is a couple of minutes now, instead of 5-30 seconds.
- Accuracy is reduced greatly, probably because the phone can one lock on to about 6-12 satellites, this used to be around 30 satellites.
In theory and under good conditions, you need 4 satellites to get a fix. But in reality, there are rarely “good conditions”, there are always buildings, hills, or trees nearby, so you need as many satellites as you can possibly get.
It’s not *completely useless* (yet), but it’s not great. I think I’m gonna lift some firewall restrictions. 🫤
- Time to first fix is a couple of minutes now, instead of 5-30 seconds.
- Accuracy is reduced greatly, probably because the phone can one lock on to about 6-12 satellites, this used to be around 30 satellites.
In theory and under good conditions, you need 4 satellites to get a fix. But in reality, there are rarely “good conditions”, there are always buildings, hills, or trees nearby, so you need as many satellites as you can possibly get.
It’s not *completely useless* (yet), but it’s not great. I think I’m gonna lift some firewall restrictions. 🫤
- Time to first fix is a couple of minutes now, instead of 5-30 seconds.
- Accuracy is reduced greatly, probably because the phone can one lock on to about 6-12 satellites, this used to be around 30 satellites.
In theory and under good conditions, you need 4 satellites to get a fix. But in reality, there are rarely “good conditions”, there are always buildings, hills, or trees nearby, so you need as many satellites as you can possibly get.
It’s not *completely useless* (yet), but it’s not great. I think I’m gonna lift some firewall restrictions. 🫤
- Time to first fix is a couple of minutes now, instead of 5-30 seconds.
- Accuracy is reduced greatly, probably because the phone can one lock on to about 6-12 satellites, this used to be around 30 satellites.
In theory and under good conditions, you need 4 satellites to get a fix. But in reality, there are rarely “good conditions”, there are always buildings, hills, or trees nearby, so you need as many satellites as you can possibly get.
It’s not *completely useless* (yet), but it’s not great. I think I’m gonna lift some firewall restrictions. 🫤
ai.txt boils down to this, I guess:User-Agent: *
Disallow: /*
ai.txt boils down to this, I guess:User-Agent: *
Disallow: /*
ai.txt boils down to this, I guess:User-Agent: *
Disallow: /*
ai.txt boils down to this, I guess:User-Agent: *
Disallow: /*