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Brandfetch - All brands. In one place Brandfetch is the home for the world’s brands. Discover the latest logos, colors, fonts and more.
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A possible AI future | Seth's Blog We’re not far from many people spending their entire day with Bluetooth earbuds on, particularly as augmented reality gives us information audibly. And of course, if our ears are connected, the system knows what we’re saying and hearing.
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Announcing Fedora Linux 41 Beta - Fedora Magazine Today, the Fedora Project is pleased to announce the availability of Fedora Linux 41 Beta. While we’ll have more to share with the general availability of Fedora Linux 41 in about a month, there is plenty in the beta to get excited about now.
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Win11Debloat A simple, easy to use PowerShell script to remove pre-installed apps from Windows, disable telemetry, remove Bing from Windows search as well as perform various other changes to declutter and improve your Windows experience. This script works for both Windows 10 and Windows 11.
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Stephen Fry: Musk and Zuckerberg have 'polluted culture' - BBC News You and your children cannot breathe the air or swim in the waters of our culture without breathing in the toxic particulates and stinking effluvia that belch and pour unchecked from their companies into the currents of our world
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A Look At The Small Web, Part 1 | Hackaday How can we regain some of the things that made that early Web good?
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How to Monetize a Blog Maintaining a blog can be a lot of work. A single article can take weeks of research, drafting and editing, collecting and producing included materials, etc. It’s not unusual to seek some form of compensation for it, and those rewards require initiative. With a good monetization strategy, it can become a fairly lucrative venture.
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This blog is running on a recycled Google Pixel 5 - Dom Corriveau If you glance over this blog, you will see that I am an avid Android fan. After setting up numerous Linux proot desktops on phones, I wanted to see if I use a phone as a server and run my blog from an Android phone. Since you are reading this, I was successful.
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Indie Web, small web, social web, whatever web, my web – disassociated.com Indie Web, at its essence is our own place away from the corporate web, the social media behemoths, and the algorithms preventing us from finding the content we really seek.
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PHP-FFMpeg
An object oriented PHP driver for FFMpeg binary.
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One of us Let me be extremely clear. You do not need Webmentions to be part of the “IndieWeb”. The only real “requirement”, if you want to think of it that way, is to just have your own site on your own domain where you put your own stuff. That’s it.
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SVG to CSS converter | SVG Backgrounds This tool converts SVG code into a Data URI, an encoded URL format that can be used as a background-image source.
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The Insecurity of Debian - unix.foo In the end, the choice between Debian and Red Hat isn’t just about corporate influence versus community-driven development. It’s also a choice between a system that assumes the best and one that prepares for the worst. Unfortunately in today’s highly connected world, pessimism is a necessity.
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Coding with Character | From the Desk of Doug Wilson If you spend all day looking at code, letters, and characters—why not make it fun?
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What Is React.js? (Webbed Briefs) Its proponents can be weird, it takes itself far too seriously, and its documentation is interminable. These are some ways that some people have described Christianity. This video is about React.js.
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Detect Missing Ad-blocker WordPress plugin | Stefan Bohacek Encouraging visitors to install an Ad-blocker is a nifty idea.
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After 5 years away, OggCamp is back in 2024! - Hacker Public Radio Ken interviews Gary Williams about rebooting the OggCamp meetup.
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An introduction to Linux Access Control Lists (ACLs) | Enable Sysadmin Linux Access Control Lists, or ACLs, can take some getting used to, but they're invaluable for getting a finer-grained control of your Linux filesystem permissions.
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Has the IndieWeb Become Irrelevant? | starbreaker.org
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Has the IndieWeb become discourse again? - Marty McGuire
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